#3800-1, 21 minutes, 2002 Provides a sobering no-holds-barred look at the devastating results of reckless spending and problem gambling. Two teens discover how quickly their goals and aspirations can be shattered by these unchecked activities. Demonstrates the danger signs and real-life consequences. Request
100-36, 25 minutes, 2002; Must we completely abstain from alcohol and drugs in order to be true to our Aboriginal culture? Seekers visit the Onen’to:kon Treatment Center at Kanesatake “It’s not about surviving anymore. It’s about starting a new life and living it to its fullest”, says executive director Curtis...
100-43, 53 minutes, 2005 With insight, humor and compassion, Kahnawake filmmaker Tracey Deer takes us inside the lives of these three teens as they tackle the same issues of identity, culture and family she faced a decade earlier. Request
100-106, 23 minutes, 2011 This sensitive, informative film offers revealing portraits of real LGBT kids who have come out in schools across the country, as well as their straight allies and their teachers who have dealt with this issue. Request
#100-7, 33 minutes 12 years + Sunburst, 1995 Addresses the growing problem of dating violence, describes the patterns it takes, and why abusers act as they do. Offers effective strategies for helping a victim re-establish a normal life. Request
#100-3, 54 minutes 15 years + National Film Board of Canada https://www.nfb.ca/film/kind_of_family/ The story of a relationship between a man and a boy, both who have become marginalized by society. Glen is a young, gay city councilor and Mike, his foster son, is a 17 year-old street kid. Their relationship...