CSWE 2013 Virtual Film Festival

May 12, 2013

I was contacted in January by friend to Notes from an Aspiring Humanitarian Dr. Michael A. Wright about an opportunity to be a reviewer of films for submission to the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) 2013 Virtual Film Festival.

In addition to Dr. Wright and myself, the reviewing committee also consisted of another friend to N.A.H., Deona Hooper, MSW, founder of the social networking community and online magazine Socialworkhelper.com and Dr. Stacey Borasky, Assistant Professor of Social Work and Chair at St. Edwards University.

The festival primarily focuses on films created by Social Work students, or films in which a student has collaborated with a faculty member that can be used in the classroom which address issues Social Workers may encounter in the field.

After much review, the official selection of films that will be screened during this year’s virtual film festival have been finalized. To view or listen to previews of the films which were selected, and to find out how to participate in the voting process, visit the CSWE Website.

Read The Full Selection: CSWE 2013 Virtual Film Festival

Originally posted at Notes from an Aspiring Humanitarian.

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I'm a macro social worker, social justice educator, and consultant who uses media and education to advance equity and social justice within people, organizations, and communities. I am also the Founder, Host, Editor and Producer of Social Justice Origin Stories, a storytelling project that highlights the personal stories and defining moments that have inspired individuals and organizations to labor for equity and social justice. I started Social Justice Origin Stories because I believe in the power of storytelling and making our experiences accessible to others, because I believe in the liberatory effects of social justice education, to support justice-seekers in finding community and feeling less alone given the relentlessness of oppressive systems, and hopefully to be a resource of support and reflection for those who are thinking through how they could best contribute to the work. We need all who can, to do what they can.