THE LONG WALK OF CARLOS GUERRERO:

A Virtual Film Screening and a Panel Discussion

Filmmaker (and Tällberg Foundation colleague) Joseph Mathew-Varghese made “The Long Walk of Carlos Guerrero”. This full-length film is based on the real story of a migrant who left the safety of life in the United States and then struggled to return. You are invited to join us for a viewing (at your convenience during through Nov. 4th) and a live, on-line conversation on Nov. 5th with Joseph and several migration experts.

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A Virtual Film Screening and a Panel Discussion

A Virtual Film Screening and a Panel Discussion

You Are Invited to a Virtual Film Screening of the Long Walk of Carlos Guerrero and a Panel Discussion on November 5th. Mass migration of people in search of better lives is one of the defining issues of our time. Whether fleeing war, gang violence, natural disasters,...

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America’s Unhappy Choice / Scott Miller

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