- Straightlaced
- Let's Get Real
- That's a Family
- It's Elementary
- It's STILL Elementary
- One Wedding and a Revolution
- Home and Hands
- Wired for What?
- Deadly Deception
- Choosing Children
Our Films and Campaigns
We make films that create change.
GroundSpark produces documentaries on a variety of social justice issues, ranging from environmental concerns to preventing prejudice.
Our work now centers around The Respect For All Project, a series of films and their accompanying curriculum guides aimed at K-12 educators and students to promote diversity and anti-bias education. We also produce films for other non-profit organizations whose values we share.
Films in The Respect For All Project
Teenagers open up about how they are limited by gender role expectations and their process of finding ways to really be themselves. Slated for release in 2009. Part of The Respect For All Project.Read More »
Examines issues that lead to taunting and bullying, including racial differences, perceived sexual orientation, learning disabilities, religious differences, sexual harassment and others. Part of The Respect For All Project.
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Breaks new ground in helping children in grades K-8 understand the different shapes families take today. Part of The Respect For All Project.
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The groundbreaking film that addresses anti-gay prejudice by providing adults with practical lessons on how to talk with children about gay people. Part of The Respect For All Project.
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Other GroundSpark Titles
Reveals the inspiration, motivation and political challenges at San Francisco City Hall during the frantic days leading up to the first government-sanctioned same-sex marriage.
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An inspiring documentary about three communities where low-income residents have found an empowering way to realize the American dream — owning a home.
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Visits four elementary schools grappling with computerization to find out if technology is helping to change our schools for the better or dull students’ creativity and drain educational resources.
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This 1991 Academy Award® - winning documentary uncovers the disastrous health and environmental side effects caused by the production of nuclear materials by the General Electric Corporation.
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Emotionally powerful documentary that challenges society’s definitions of family by exploring the ways lesbians are becoming parents and how they are raising their children.
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