“Great Green Wall” is a documentary about an ambitious project taking place in Africa, where a wall of trees and greenery is being built and fertilized from Senegal to Djibouti. The story is a musical journey, there to introduce the cultures involved in the ecological development. It is also a story on the ways that Africa, as a continent, is committed to addressing climate change and climate justice.
See the trailer, here:
There is a silent crisis in the United States. Native women are being targeted, missing, and murdered at a rate 10x higher than any other ethnic or racial group. It is becoming an epidemic, where more than 75% of native women will experience some form of sexual assault, trauma, or worse.
Partnerships for Change has partnered with Melinda Janko to help create a documentary called “Women Are Sacred,” which highlights not only the struggles of Native Women, but the processes and structural insufficiencies that brought us to this challenge today.
Please review the video below for background on why Women Are Sacred is such an important addition to the documentary landscape.
Partnerships for Change is accepting donations on behalf of Melinda Janko and her important video. If you’re interested in donating and supporting this important – critical – work, please click the Donate button below and offer your support. All of your contributions are helpful and tax-deductible.
