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    The document provides the film schedule for June hosted by the Heart of the City Neighborhoods, Inc. at the Theatre of Youth in Buffalo, NY. It will feature 5 documentaries in June focusing on urban issues like gentrification, health inequalities, and community gardens. Each film screening will be followed by a panel discussion with local leaders and educators to discuss the issues raised in the films. The goal is to provide an informative event for the public and encourage discussion around these topics.

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    The document provides the film schedule for June hosted by the Heart of the City Neighborhoods, Inc. at the Theatre of Youth in Buffalo, NY. It will feature 5 documentaries in June focusing on urban issues like gentrification, health inequalities, and community gardens. Each film screening will be followed by a panel discussion with local leaders and educators to discuss the issues raised in the films. The goal is to provide an informative event for the public and encourage discussion around these topics.

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    Building A Movement Informative Flyer

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    The document provides the film schedule for June hosted by the Heart of the City Neighborhoods, Inc. at the Theatre of Youth in Buffalo, NY. It will feature 5 documentaries in June focusing on urban issues like gentrification, health inequalities, and community gardens. Each film screening will be followed by a panel discussion with local leaders and educators to discuss the issues raised in the films. The goal is to provide an informative event for the public and encourage discussion around these topics.

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    June Film Schedule

    Heart of the City Neighborhoods, Inc (HOCN) will


    be hosting its first ever film series at Buffalo’s JUNE 15th
    Heart of the City Neighborhoods, Inc. Theatre of Youth (Allendale Theatre) during the FLAG WARS
    months of June and July in 2011. This series is free
    Presents... and open to the public. “A documentary by Linda Goode Bryant
    and Laura Poitras that explores the
    Five documentaries will be featured focusing on effects of gentrification on the struggling
    various subjects and urban issues relevant to neighborhoods of Columbus, Ohio. The
    Buffalo. Topics will include gentrification, health inevitable clashes expose prejudice and
    care inequalities, community gardens, land-use self-interest on both sides, as well as the
    policies, housing codes, refugee resettlement, common dream to have a home to call your
    own.” (2003)
    public education, and shaping the future of our
    city.
    JUNE 22nd
    Following each screening, a panel of local leaders UNNATURAL CAUSES
    and educators will participate in a discussion on
    issues raised by the film. During this time, “Part One (“In Sickness and In Wealth”)
    community members will be encouraged to ask of a seven-part series documentary
    questions to our panel members. produced by Larry Adelman, looks at
    Louisville, Kentucky, not to explore whether
    The goal of this series is to provide an informative medical care cures us but to see why we
    event for the public and promote conversation get sick in the first place, and why patterns
    around these issues, encouraging creative, of health and illness reflect underlying patterns of class and
    community-driven response. It will be an racial inequities.” (2008)
    opportunity for voices from our community to be
    heard and ideas for change to be shared. JUNE 29th
    THE GARDEN
    Pr es ented at “ A documentary by Scott Hamilton
    T he Th ea tr e o f Y ou th Kennedy that follows a neighborhood’s
    struggle to keep the land that is home to a
    203 A llen Str eet, Buf f alo fourteen-acre community garden in South
    Central Los Angeles, while telling the story
    Films Star t at 7:00pm of the country’s largest urban farm,
    Panel D is cus s ion to Fol low backroom deals, land developers, green
    F R E E a nd Op en t o A ll politics, money, poverty, power, and racial
    discord.“ (2008)

    July Film Schedule


    JULY 13th JULY 20th
    NICKEL CITY SMILER WAITING FOR SUPERMAN
    “A documentary by local directors Scott “A documentary by Davis Guggenheim that
    Murchie and Brett Williams that follows explores the tragic ways in which the
    a refugee’s struggle for hope and the American public education system is failing
    American dream amidst discrimination, our nation's children, and explores the roles
    poverty and violence in Buffalo, New that charter schools and education
    York– one of United State’s poorest reformers could play in offering hope for
    cities.” (2010) the future.“ (2010)

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