Part of the ACLU of Maine Freedom Side Film Series -- Doors at 6:30, Film at 7:00, followed by panel discussion.

Three undocumented teenagers — a Dominican girl, an African boy, and a Peruvian girl — are just about to graduate high school in the Bronx. Like most teenagers, all they want to do is hang with their friends, fall in love, and figure out where to go to college; but unlike their American classmates, these three live with the threat of being discovered by the authorities and deported. When one of their teachers connects them with a lawyer to help them get their papers, the teens start to dig into their family histories to assist their immigration cases. As they continue to deal with the everyday problems of adolescence, the teenagers are forced to confront their past and, at the same time, fight for their future.

Other films in THE ACLU OF MAINE FREEDOM SIDE FILM SERIES:

• 09.18 + 20: WHOSE STREETS? 
• 10.18: JACKSON
• 11.09: THE PRISON IN TWELVE LANDSCAPES

Calling all high school juniors and seniors -- Applications are open for the ACLU's Summer Advocacy Institute in Washington, D.C.!

The 2018 ACLU Summer Advocacy Institute will bring together a diverse group of students from across the country for an intensive week-long program that includes:

• Workshops on how to build effective advocacy strategies -- for every community and against great odds
• Visits with members of Congress and/or Congressional staff on Capitol Hill to discuss legislation and public policy
• Events in and around Washington, D.C., including museums, monuments, and visits to college campuses
• Lectures and seminars from a wide array of civil liberties and political experts and practicioners 

We hope you will join us -- Applications are due January 19, 2018!