< All Subject Areas Ethnic Studies One of New Day's richest subject areas, Ethnic Studies is divided into five subcategories by ethnicity. Sub-sections Ethnic Studies African-American Studies Ethnic Studies Arab-American and Islamic Studies Ethnic Studies Asian-American and Pacific Islander Studies Ethnic Studies Latino/Latina Studies Ethnic Studies Native American and Indigenous Studies Featured Films Once Removed A trip to China reveals a family’s complicated political past. Once Removed See details and watch trailer Monkey Dance Dance helps three Cambodian teens navigate the minefields of urban America Monkey Dance See details and watch trailer Finding Kukan A search for an extraordinary woman leads to a lost Oscar®-winning film Finding Kukan See details and watch trailer All Films About Ethnic Studies The Highest Standard Can students from under-resourced public middle schools in greater Boston gain acceptance in New England’s most competitive private boarding schools? The Highest Standard See details and watch trailer Expanding Sanctuary An immigrant mother’s fight sparks a community’s battle against ICE Expanding Sanctuary See details and watch trailer Ellavut Cimirtuq (Our World Is Changing) As climate change affects a Yup'ik village in coastal Alaska, the community demonstrates resilience and pride. Ellavut Cimirtuq (Our World Is Changing) See details and watch trailer How To Power A City We know Americans want to use solar and wind energy to power their homes and cities. What is stopping us? For some, nothing. How To Power A City See details and watch trailer What These Walls Won't Hold Incarcerated at San Quentin during the COVID-19 outbreak, a filmmaker chronicles his journey. What These Walls Won't Hold See details and watch trailer Once Removed A trip to China reveals a family’s complicated political past. Once Removed See details and watch trailer Monkey Dance Dance helps three Cambodian teens navigate the minefields of urban America Monkey Dance See details and watch trailer The Other Side of the Wall Two young teen siblings from Honduras are forced into parenthood as illegal immigrants in Mexico. The Other Side of the Wall See details and watch trailer Side by Side: Out of a South Korean Orphanage and Into the World "An international journey through 9 stories of abandonment, relinquishment, orphanages, and inter-country adoption. Side by Side: Out of a South Korean Orphanage and Into the World See details and watch trailer An Act of Worship A portrait of the last 30 years of Muslim-American life. An Act of Worship See details and watch trailer That Which Once Was In 2032, two environmental refugees discover friendship in a world devastated by climate change. That Which Once Was See details and watch trailer Manifest Destiny Jesus Dedicated to the future memory of white supremacy Manifest Destiny Jesus See details and watch trailer View More Related News Reclaiming the meaning of independence and documentary film July 7, 2025 Image New Day at AEJMC 2023 Conference in Washington, DC, Aug. 7-10 July 31, 2023 Image Meet New Day: Angela Golden Bryan February 5, 2022 Image Load More
Once Removed A trip to China reveals a family’s complicated political past. Once Removed See details and watch trailer
Monkey Dance Dance helps three Cambodian teens navigate the minefields of urban America Monkey Dance See details and watch trailer
Finding Kukan A search for an extraordinary woman leads to a lost Oscar®-winning film Finding Kukan See details and watch trailer
The Highest Standard Can students from under-resourced public middle schools in greater Boston gain acceptance in New England’s most competitive private boarding schools? The Highest Standard See details and watch trailer
Expanding Sanctuary An immigrant mother’s fight sparks a community’s battle against ICE Expanding Sanctuary See details and watch trailer
Ellavut Cimirtuq (Our World Is Changing) As climate change affects a Yup'ik village in coastal Alaska, the community demonstrates resilience and pride. Ellavut Cimirtuq (Our World Is Changing) See details and watch trailer
How To Power A City We know Americans want to use solar and wind energy to power their homes and cities. What is stopping us? For some, nothing. How To Power A City See details and watch trailer
What These Walls Won't Hold Incarcerated at San Quentin during the COVID-19 outbreak, a filmmaker chronicles his journey. What These Walls Won't Hold See details and watch trailer
Once Removed A trip to China reveals a family’s complicated political past. Once Removed See details and watch trailer
Monkey Dance Dance helps three Cambodian teens navigate the minefields of urban America Monkey Dance See details and watch trailer
The Other Side of the Wall Two young teen siblings from Honduras are forced into parenthood as illegal immigrants in Mexico. The Other Side of the Wall See details and watch trailer
Side by Side: Out of a South Korean Orphanage and Into the World "An international journey through 9 stories of abandonment, relinquishment, orphanages, and inter-country adoption. Side by Side: Out of a South Korean Orphanage and Into the World See details and watch trailer
An Act of Worship A portrait of the last 30 years of Muslim-American life. An Act of Worship See details and watch trailer
That Which Once Was In 2032, two environmental refugees discover friendship in a world devastated by climate change. That Which Once Was See details and watch trailer
Manifest Destiny Jesus Dedicated to the future memory of white supremacy Manifest Destiny Jesus See details and watch trailer
