Do you work at a company where you’d like to expose co-workers and corporate leadership to our film? Project Eñye partners with companies all over the US to host screenings of our film and help guide meaningful conversations around cultural identity and belonging.
CHECK IT OUTDo you work directly with youth and are you interested in using the film and/or its messaging in an educational context? In conjunction with bilingual educators, Project Eñye has developed educational workbooks to accompany our film screenings for youth audiences.
CHECK IT OUTInterested in screening our films in your local community? As a community organization or government agency, you can screen our film and guide meaningful discussions around culture, diversity and what it means to belong.
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“Project Eñye: A Voice For 1st-Gen Latinos, Between Two Worlds.”
PRAISE FOR BEING EÑYE
Denise Soler Cox was amazing. Our students could not stop raving about how powerful her presentation and documentary was for them. It is my hope that we can solidify her on an annual basis to culminate Hispanic Heritage Month here at St. Christopher’s School. If you have the opportunity to see her, do not pass it by as she is dynamic and life-changing.
”Denise was able to clearly articulate what an entire segment of a culture has and continues to experience and she is so AUTHENTIC! She articulates the way it really feels. Now I’m so proud to be an eñye.”
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