We Are Home Film Festival

Virtual Festival: Voices for Housing

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Available April 13, 2025 7:00 AM UTC
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9 films in package
No Place to Grow Old
No Place to Grow Old captures a growing crisis unfolding quietly across America: the increasing number of seniors facing homelessness. Set in Portland, Oregon, this poignant documentary follows the lives of three older adults navigating the harsh realities of life without a home.
Where We Grow Older
This film looks at how the growing aging population is reshaping architectural and social constructs.
Casa y Comunidad: Latino/a/x in Oregon (Rogue Valley)
The Latino/a/x communities in the Rogue Valley were disparately impacted by the Almeda Fire in 2020, and since have been working diligently to reclaim their right to housing in the Rogue Valley.
Raising Up: Housing
Raising Up investigates the housing barriers student parents face when pursuing higher education, and the innovative leaders creating generational impact.
Raise the Roof: Building tenant power in Syracuse
Tenants band together to fight for their right to safe, afforable housing in Syracuse, NY.
Darcine's Day
We spend the day with Darcine Thomas (Kyla Diane Kennedy), divorced and jobless, as she struggles to get back on her feet in post-pandemic Los Angeles.
IN TOW
A self-involved teen and her overworked single mom confront their differences as their mobile home is towed away ... with them inside of it!
Renter Revolt: Housing and human rights in America's Heartland
Brought together by grievances with the housing system, KC Tenants, a union of poor and working-class Missourians, is wrestling power from city government and awakening a movement with national implications.
Finding Home: Addressing America's Housing Crisis
An original video raising awareness of America's housing affordability crisis, the acute housing supply shortage, and potential solutions.
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Kansas City has birthed a new political class: the tenant. Brought together by grievances with the housing system, KC Tenants, a union of poor and working-class Missourians, is wrestling power from city government and awakening a movement with national implications. The union's campaign to change policy has disrupted the rental market of Kansas City and antagonized property owners who claim the group is bad for business.

  • Year
    2023
  • Runtime
    19 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    United States
  • Genre
    Documentary
  • Sponsor
    The funders for this project are TIME.com, the Economic Hardship Reporting Project, and the Pulitzer Center. The fiscal sponsor is the Center for Independent Documentary. The media partner is TIME and the KC Media Collective. A Tiny Whale Production.
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  • Director
    Isabel Evans
  • Executive Producer
    Tyler G. Hall
  • Co-Producer
    Marley Cogan, Isabel Evans
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