Science & Environment
Life lessons from Dr. Leon Kelly, El Paso County's retiring coroner
Kelly has served in his role for six years, and 17 in total, as a medical examiner in Colorado Springs.
In Living Memory
While Asian Americans have faced a double pandemic of COVID-19 and anti-Asian racism, the rise of solidarity efforts within Asian American and other BIPOC communities gives us moments of joy, resilience, and hope as we rebuild our lives. The series of seven documentary shorts move beyond the pandemic and reflect the complexities of Asian American experiences in this critical moment.
In Living Memory
Asian American Stories of Resilience and Beyond Shorts Episode 2 | 10m 18s | CC
After the closure of their mother’s nail salon at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, a queer filmmaker works with their mother to recover and articulate the legacy of the salon for their refugee family.
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The historic Aurora Fox theater is bringing back monthly matinees for classic films
The Fox is going back to its roots, bringing audiences to its theater for movies.
Rocky Mountain PBS
Inspirational films curated by Western Colorado University
DisABILITY Film Festival features global stories that explore social justice and the lack of educational opportunities for students.
