It has been a devastating month for us reeling from gun violence in the US. The most recent wave of horrifying shootings targeting Black Americans and
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In many ways, 2022 has been the Year of the Worker. Unionized workers in the US at Amazon and Starbucks recently celebrated massive victories
On US National Pet Day (April 11), we celebrate the special members of our family who are there for us unconditionally. From the day-to-day
It's that time of year again when brackets are set and bets are made. March Madness is the peak of the college basketball season here in the US and is
It is an exciting year at SXSW, and not just because they return in person. There are so many IDA-supported documentaries at this year's festival
Editor’s note: Black history in the US is marked by unimaginable pain and violence, but also by resilience, triumph, beauty, and a rich cultural
IDA's four-decade history has seen the beginning and end of many programs, but few have withstood the test of time like our Fiscal Sponsorship program
In the crowded documentary field, short documentaries don’t always get the love they deserve. Our friends at Argo understand this well and have built
The act of “coming out” as a member of the LGBTQ community is often the defining moment of films about queer and trans people. Yet many of these films
Between September and October 15, we celebrate the culture and contributions of the vast and diverse Hispanic communities that call the US their home