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LATEST RELEASE: Hearts of Glass

The new award-winning film from JenTen Productions — where cutting-edge food production meets meaningful employment for people with disabilities.

SHARE IT WITH YOUR COMMUNITY!

On the heels of Hearts of Glass' film festival run and broadcast premiere on PBS stations across the nation, we're offering a virtual way to share the film with your community. Learn more about hosting a screening and holding a meaningful conversation with your students, colleagues, members or other stakeholders.

One Story Can Make A Difference

Hearts of Glass shows that innovation and inclusion can go hand-in-hand, benefiting citizens with disabilities and the community at large. It’s an honest and uplifting story focused on the intersections between sustainable local food production, inclusive and meaningful employment opportunities, and social entrepreneurship. The film and its accompanying resources (e.g., Comprehensive Viewers’ Guide, Step-by-Step Guide to a Successful Screening, and more) can complement your organization’s mission, while energizing your community. Film website »

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Fill out the form to host a screening  or support our outreach and engagement efforts with a tax-deductible donation through our nonprofit fiscal sponsor, the National Association of Councils on Developmental Disabilities.

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