
Documentary &
Media Resources
This resource page is a curated library of documentaries, short films, and media projects that explore themes central to our work — including community resilience, media literacy, social justice, mental health, and digital life.
We believe powerful storytelling can inform, inspire, and shift perspectives. These are resources for reflection, discussion, and action.
Digital Literacy & Tech Documentaries
For parents, adults, and anyone navigating the digital world.
These films explore how social media and technology shape our lives, relationships, and communities. From tech insiders to everyday users, they offer real stories and fresh perspectives to help us reflect, learn, and stay informed.
Childhood 2.0
(2020)
Free on YouTube
The internet raised this generation — now it’s affecting their mental health.
This eye-opening documentary dives into the unfiltered reality of growing up with smartphones and social media. Featuring real parents, kids, psychologists, and law enforcement, it tackles anxiety, cyberbullying, digital addiction, and how screen time is reshaping childhood and emotional well-being.
Audrie & Daisy
(2016)
When cyberbullying becomes trauma.
This heartbreaking but important documentary follows the stories of two teenage girls whose sexual assaults were followed by online harassment and public shaming. It highlights the mental health toll of digital cruelty — especially for teens — and calls for empathy and accountability in online spaces.
Mental Health & Emotional Resilience
Real stories, real struggles, real tools for healing.
These documentaries open the door to honest conversations about anxiety, grief, therapy, and recovery. They offer insight, hope, and practical ways to better understand ourselves and support others.