New Day Films for March | New Day Films

The 2015 theme for Women’s History Month this March is “Weaving the Stories of Women's Lives.”

Women’s History Month

Visit New Day’s collection of films that present the individual and collective stories of women, and reflect on their importance in our society.

white mannequins lie lined up on a table. Various mannequin parts and metal stands are in the background. The mannequins are bald but have long dark eyelashes and lipstick adorning their vacant expressions. — *34x25x36*

National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month

This commemorative month, in its 27th year this March, calls on us to recognize the mixed-ability world in which we live, and the unique contributions, needs, and desires of every person. What does it mean for us to live in a world where people of all different abilities are supported and recognized? Explore New Day's collection of excellent films on disability-related topics.

A still from the film “Dictator in the Dock.” An elderly man, General Efrain Rios Montt, and his lawyer are wearing suits and walk, unsmiling, through a crowd of people observing. Several people take pictures of the General as he passes. Another person in a suit stands right behind the General, looking directly into the camera and not smiling. — *Dictator in the Dock*

National Criminal Justice Month

March is Criminal Justice Month, established to promote societal awareness regarding the causes and consequences of crime, as well as strategies for preventing and responding to crime. New Day films on Law and Criminal Justice are the perfect vehicle for education and discussion about policing, the criminal justice system, and efforts to achieve justice through international and domestic courts.