Join Brave New Films for a special screening event and advocacy fair where you can find out what you can do to stand in solidarity with our neighbors in the undocumented and refugee communities.

We will be premiering The Call to Sanctuary, the newest short film in our ongoing series on immigration. Also shown will be the films Pursuing the Dream: DACA, Immigration, and Beyond and Nowhere to Go: Shutting Out Syrians.

Hear from speakers from the immigrant and refugee communities, and connect with immigrant rights organizations to take immediate action in support of our neighbors.

Some of the community organizations that will be tabling include: 
Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Los Angeles 
Central American Resource Center (CARECEN-LA)
CLUE: Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice
Dream Resource Center
Filipino Migrant Center
Indivisible Guide
National Day Laborer Organizing Network
National Immigration Law Center
and more!

Get an opportunity to see a new art exhibit from the Dream Resource Center entitled "Undocumented Stories." 

The Dream Resource Center (DRC) launched Undocumented Stories, an exhibit curated by UCLA students, DRC staff, and SolArt on January 24, 2017. Undocumented Stories utilizes storytelling to uplift the lived experiences of the undocumented immigrant community and highlight how they have built a movement to change policies impacting higher education, access to healthcare, and deportation proceedings. Undocumented Stories also include stories of unaccompanied minors to help contextualize this humanitarian crisis. Undocumented Stories is a multimedia exhibit that seeks to empower immigrant communities to reconstruct narratives, shape public opinion, and influence policy affecting undocumented immigrant community. The exhibit uses photographs, oral histories, posters, art, videos, and artifacts to showcase these powerful stories. Find out more about the exhibit here!

This event is FREE and open to the public.
Free food will be provided by L.A. Kitchen.


LIMITED parking is available inside the church parking structure. 
Street parking is also available off Echo Park Ave. and the surrounding neighborhood.
**** We highly encourage carpooling ****