"Aquí y Allá" Project- Documentary (SCHOOLS/ NON-PROFIT)

The Aquí y Allá project explores the impact of immigration on the lives of Mexican immigrant youth in South Philadelphia in connection with youth in Chihuahua, Mexico. The project has 3 elements: the mural, the film, and the curriculum.

The project was created by visual artist Michelle Angela Ortiz. Ortiz led the cross-cultural collaboration in Philadelphia, Juarez and Chihuahua City, Mexico. She also collaborated with artists from Colectivo Rezizte and Colectivo Madroño from Mexico. The youth in each location shared their stories and created transportable mural panels that were installed together in South Philadelphia.

UPON PURCHASE YOU AGREE TO THESE TERMS OF USE

For K-12 Schools, Public Libraries, Non-profits & Government Agencies (with PPR):

The film and curriculum:

• can be used by high schools, public libraries, government agencies, and community organizations (such as church groups and civic organizations) who purchase the film.
• can solely be used in-house and for educational purposes only.
• can be shown in the classroom or at no-cost in small settings (up to 20 people) to be used as a tool for education around issues related to immigration and ending family detention.
• cannot be duplicated, resold, modified, or presented in a public screening with more than 20 people.    

To host a public screening of the film, go to www.michelleangela.com/aya-host-community-screening