Stories about the way the world is.
70.8 Million
70.8 Million
displaced people in the world today (UNHCR)
annual profits in human trafficking industry (ILO)
$150.6 Billion
55,000
Asylum seekers have been sent over the border to Mexico to wait out their asylum cases (AP)
-Persecution
-War
-Famine
-Poverty
-Climate Change
Push Factors
The deadly link between human trafficking and the involuntary displacement of millions of children, women, and men around the world is the defining human rights issue of our time. Without far greater awareness and public resolve than presently exists, we will have no answer when future generations ask: “Where were you when all this happened? Why did all these vulnerable people suffer and die on your watch?”
Where Am I, the first film in the Running to Stand Still series, takes us to US/Mexico border, where questions of life, death, dignity, and loss become are all too real.
Waiting for Home, the second film in the Running series, is about the persecution of a million Rohingya and their life in the largest refugee camp in human history.
A Film About Restoring Human Dignity on the US / Mexico Border
The Unspoken Tragedy of the Rohingya in Cox's Bazar
"...no one leaves home
unless home is the mouth of a shark..."
-Home, Warsan Shire