In La’Ketch: The Art of Repeating Stories explores the intersection of art, community and land in alternative and marginalized communities across The United States. Three communities are showcased — Twin Oaks International Community (Louisa, Vriginia); a communal living community, Jemez Pueblo (New Mexico); a Native American community, and Chicano Art community (San Diego, California). Each community works to create a more thoughtful and inclusive community.

For the Birds! Long Island is a program of Audubon NY. For the Birds! is an elementary education program that teaches environmental awareness, science, and appreciation of nature through the study of birds. Students participate in interactive in-class lessons, go on school yard bird walks, take a field trip to Jones Beach, and participate in a habitat enhancement project at their school. These videos are introduction to the habitat enhancement projects and graduates from the program.

The Robinhood Butcher: The Early Life of Frank Barbaro.

A documentary film about the life of a longshoreman and Union Rep turned public officer.