TEACHED A Series of Short Films

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TEACHED is an award-winning series of short films that candidly examine systemic racism in the United States with a particular focus on the experiences of youth of color, especially African American boys.

The five TEACHED films—The Path to Prison, The Blame Game, Unchartered Territory, Code Oakland and Think of Calvin—have won seventeen international film festival awards and screened at venues including the U.S. Department of Education, SXSW Edu,The Atlantic Race & Justice Summit, Museum of the Moving Image, Salesforce Foundation, LinkedIn, and a wide variety of universities, businesses, government offices, faith-based institutions and non-profit organizations.

ORGANIZE A SCREENING

The TEACHED films provide powerful conversation starters around issues of education, equality, and race. We encourage you to organize interactive screenings and online watch parties of the films using our free resources:

- Discussion Guides
- TEACHED Artwork & Film Stills
- Program Theme Ideas

To organize an in-person screening and/or book Film Director & Producer
Kelly Amis to speak at your event, go here.