Shasta Stories’ primary program produces 25–40 minute documentary episodes featuring first-person stories from racially, culturally, gender-diverse, and economically under-resourced residents of Siskiyou County. Collaborating closely with culture bearers and local artists, we create films centered on social justice, community resilience, and ecological mindfulness. Episodes are paired and showcased at free community screenings designed to encourage dialogue, cultural exchange, and active participation through facilitated story circles held in safe, inclusive spaces welcoming all walks of life. We prioritize accessibility by ensuring our screenings provide accommodations such as wheelchair access, ADA-compliant facilities, and subtitles, creating an inclusive experience for all community members. Following public events, the films are accessible online at no cost, preserving local history and expanding audience reach.