This evening, the LGBTQ+ Center is set to launch an impactful Human Rights Film Series with the screening of “A Road to Home.” This acclaimed documentary intimately explores the lives of six homeless LGBTQ+ youth in New York City, capturing their struggles and resilience over an 18-month journey. Join the gathering from 7 to 9 p.m. at Field Hall, Room 4002, where attendees can engage in a thought-provoking panel discussion following the film.
Underpinning this vital film series is the WVU Community Human Rights Film Fund, a generous initiative founded by Morgantown residents Don Spencer and the late Carol Howe Hamblen, aiming to promote awareness and advocacy for human rights through cinema.
The LGBTQ+ Center hosts the Human Rights Film Series, starting tonight with ‘A Road to Home,’ a documentary about homeless LGBTQ+ youth. The event features a screening from 7 to 9 p.m., followed by a panel discussion, and is funded by the WVU Community Human Rights Film Fund, created by Don Spencer and Carol Howe Hamblen.
In summary, the Human Rights Film Series opens tonight with the poignant screening of ‘A Road to Home,’ shedding light on the challenges faced by homeless LGBTQ+ youth. The event not only showcases compelling storytelling but also encourages dialogue through a panel discussion, all supported by the contributions from the WVU Community Human Rights Film Fund.
Original Source: enews.wvu.edu
