Juneteenth Film Festival: Celebrating Stories of Black Resilience, Joy and Strength
In the spirit of Juneteenth and the long-standing push for freedom and equality in the country, SurvivorNet is celebrating stories of courage, resilience, and Black people overcoming the odds. We find in our work with the cancer community, and throughout health care, that courage and resilience is so much a part of the story of achieving better health equity. And of course, so much a part of the story and the struggle of Black Americans.
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Award Winning Documentaries:
That's Wild
Three Atlanta teens confront personal struggles by stepping outside their comfort zones and attempt to climb four snow-capped peaks. They discover healing through nature and mentorship, proving their resilience on the trail and in life.
Kiera and Uriah are sisters and highly talented dancers. Kiera is a quadruple amputee. Soar celebrates the extraordinary ways that Kiera has learned to adapt. Together, the sisters create a beauty that redefines the notion of what's possible.
After Vietnam, infantryman Johnnie Jameson found himself back in LA and in need of some therapy. He found it in the LA Marathon. And he's run it every year since the beginning. Through determination and his own sense of humor, he's found a way out of the trauma of his past.
