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Open Letter Project: Collective Communities

Produced by Tania Cuevas, Jamiah Adams (CA), S. Leo Chiang (NY), Tristan Ahtone (NM)

Created in partnership with PBS' Frontline series, this site is a place where citizen journalists/indie filmmakers can share their footage; a collection of relevant video content that can be presented to our new government. Socio-political/activist organizations can also use the content to represent issues relevant to their core mission. This site will be a place where communities of color can share their stories.

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