The Mind Inside

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Full film available November 2020. This is the third episode in The Mind Inside, a docuseries exploring mental health in public schools.

2020 // North Platte, Nebraska

Topics:

Mental Health

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The Mind Inside, a docuseries, explores the landscape of mental health issues in Nebraska's public schools.

EPISODE THREE | Coming February 2021

Background

From inherited trauma to generational poverty, drug abuse to neglect, the dynamics of a family’s life complicate what happens for students in the classroom. Follow the journey of two school heroes who take on the often daunting task of connecting vulnerable children and families with the support needed to keep students engaged in school and offer hope for their futures.

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DIGITAL SCREENINGS | Beginning February 2021

In light of COVID-19, we’re making the latest Mind Inside episode more accessible and interactive by offering digital screenings.

Beginning in February 2021, join or host a virtual screening with your staff, families, and community members. Sign up below to let us know you’re interested and we will follow up with more details to get you started.

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Your latest film helped me remember that learning can only be maximized when students feel safe and supported. We have to continue to “seek first to understand” and not dismiss the foundational importance of relationships and connectivity. On behalf of my colleagues, we are grateful for your organization having the courage and foresight to continue to tell the stories of our students, staff, and families.”

— Michael T. Hart, Director of Human Resources and School Accreditation Norfolk Public Schools

For 30 minutes at a time, I Love Public Schools takes us into a young person’s world, a place far more complex now than it was then.”

— Nebraska Public Schools Advantage

Your video [series] got us talking about mental health issues openly and honestly. If this conversation can continue, and we can eventually educate all students about mental health, what a great gift you have started.”

— Glen Wragge, Instructor School of Health and Kinesiology University of Nebraska at Omaha