The 2026 Hayti Heritage Film Festival and Working Films Works-in-Progress Lab application deadline is approaching! The Hayti Heritage Film Festival Works-in-Progress (WiP) Lab supports social justice documentaries with a focus on Black storytelling. Co-designed and coordinated by Working Films, participating artists receive feedback on their work-in-progress and explore audience engagement strategies through workshops, consultations, and community screenings during the festival in Durham, NC. 📍 The 2026 HHFF Lab will take place March 4–7, 2026. 🗓️ Applications close on November 3, 2025. Learn more and apply: https://workingfilms.submittable.com/submit. #film #filmfestival #wip #lab #haytifilms #workingfilms #durhamnc #hhff2026 (fb)

🎬 Film + Conversation = Impact! Join us for our upcoming events and film screenings across the country with our amazing partners. ✨10/29: Join Mountaineers for Literacy and Liberation on Oct. 29 for a free screening of Calls From Home, followed by a panel on incarceration and connection. ✨10/29: Stephanie Avery Taylor, Director of Finance and Organizational Resilience, is attending Independent Sector Summit in #Atlanta. ✨11/1-11/3: Natalie Bullock Brown, Director of DAWG, is moderating at/attending @dx_fest ✨11/2: Portland JWJ Partners screening ✨11/4: Blue Bottle Union/SBWU Partners screening ✨11/14-11/15: @tracesofhome a film by Colette Ghunim DOCNYC World Premiere ✨9/20-11/15: @freedomfarmazul Film Series 2025 Visit workingfilms.org/events for more details on upcoming events. (fb)