DC/DOX is a vibrant documentary film festival in the nation’s capital, celebrating bold voices, innovative visions, and dedicated truth-seekers in the art of non-fiction storytelling. This year’s festival runs from June 12–15.
In collaboration with DC/DOX, D.C. Area Educators for Social Justice is excited to offer a special discount for all educators—use the code DCASJ10 for 10% off any screening during the festival.
We’re also proud to partner on a special screening of The Librarians as part of the Teach Truth Day of Action, spotlighting the importance of truth-telling in education. In addition, we recommend checking out Classroom 4 and Speak—two powerful documentaries that invite conversation and connection both inside and outside the classroom.
The Librarians
What happens when books are banned? Join the DC/DOX festival and D.C. Area Educators for Social Justice for the co-sponsored premiere of The Librarians.
This powerful documentary uncovers the chilling story of the 850-book Texas list & the fight against censorship targeting marginalized voices.
Friday, June 13 at 6PM at the Regal Gallery Place, downtown Washington, DC!
Classroom 4
Join the DC/DOX festival to watch CLASSROOM 4 - a new film following a course taught inside a prison, involving students from a nearby college and incarcerated students, about the history of crime and punishment in the US.
Sunday June 15th at 3:30PM at Regal Gallery Place.
Speak
A year of passion, challenges, and powerful young voices. Don't miss the DC premiere of SPEAK. A new documentary that follows a year in the life of 5 extraordinary young orators as they compete in one of the world's largest public speaking competitions.
Friday June 13th at 5:45PM at Regal Gallery Place.