On Sunday, June 14, POV partnered with Human Rights Watch Film Festival for a special reception and screening of Beats of the Antonov.

POV, in partnership with the Annie E. Casey Foundation and its co-sponsors, hosted a National Reunification Month reception and policy discussion on Capitol Hill.

Community Engagement and Education Intern Camille Borders asked Executive Director Alena Schaim eight questions about community organizing and her thoughts on the film.

This Friday, join Rooftop Films for New York Non-Fiction. From the Upper West Side to Brighton Beach, from the Civic Center courts to Red Hook's baseball parks, New York is full of unique characters.

This week, screenings of POV's Season 28 films are happening across the country.

On Tuesday, May 19th, POV was thrilled to partner with BRIC for their inaugural BRIC FLIX program. POV’s Tough Love kicked off the free film screening and conversation series to a packed house.

This week, screenings from coast to coast engage communities in conversation about a range of social issues.

March is Women's History Month. Spark discussion concerning women's rights and celebrate the lives of strong female role models by hosting a film event in your community!

This week, Las Vegas gathers to discuss criminal justice with 15 to Life, while St. Peters follows the journey of a young Danish dancer pursuing his dreams in Dance For Me.

This week, communities from coast to coast celebrate social activism and honor National Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Week with film screenings and discussion.

This week, eight screenings in cities across the country use film to foster dialogue and enhance awareness on a range of social issues.

What could you make in a weekend? Applications are now open for the next POV Hackathon lab. Apply by March 6, 2015.

This week, six screenings in cities across the country bring communities together to discuss and reflect through film.

What are the challenges of working in both the documentary and journalism spaces? Find out at the International Documentary Association’s upcoming Doc U panel discussion.

This week, films screenings across the country engage communities in conversation around race, energy, and war.

This week, communities across the country commemorate Black History Month with screenings celebrating the life of civil rights leaders and engaging in critical dialogue about contemporary social issues.

Join us for a free screening on Capitol Hill this Monday. For Black History Month in February, check out POV films highlighting the work of civil rights leaders and the movements they inspired.

Join us for a congressional screening of The Genius of Marian on Monday, January 26 at 6 PM.