Endangered Ideas offers a range of core programs and services designed to engage, educate, and empower individuals and communities through the art of documentary filmmaking:

Documentary Production: We produce high-quality, award-winning documentaries that tackle pressing social issues and amplify marginalized voices. Our team of filmmakers is dedicated to crafting compelling narratives that provoke thought, evoke emotion, and inspire action.
Educational Outreach: Through partnerships with local schools, universities, and community organizations, we develop educational resources and facilitate screenings and discussions to promote media literacy, critical thinking, and social awareness among Bay Area students and beyond.
Community Engagement Events: We organize community screenings, film festivals, and outreach events that bring people together to explore important topics, spark dialogue, and build connections. These events provide opportunities for audiences to engage directly with filmmakers, activists, and experts, fostering a sense of solidarity and collective action.
Filmmaker Development: Endangered Ideas is committed to nurturing the next generation of documentary filmmakers. Through workshops, mentorship programs, and networking opportunities, we provide aspiring filmmakers with the skills, support, and resources they need to tell their own stories and create positive change in their communities.
Impact Campaigns: In addition to producing compelling films, we develop strategic impact campaigns aimed at driving social change and promoting equity and justice. By partnering with advocacy organizations, policymakers, and grassroots activists, we leverage the power of storytelling to advance meaningful policy reforms and inspire civic engagement.
Through these core programs and services, Endangered Ideas continues to harness the transformative potential of documentary filmmaking to address pressing social challenges, empower marginalized communities, and create a more just and equitable world.