“Nowhere to Call Home” Film Screening

“Nowhere to call home” is a documentary that highlights the struggle of a Tibetan farmer who is torn between her traditional way of life, and being able to provide a better future for her son. The film covers the mothers journey from a remote village in Tibet to the slums of Beijing. It offers students a unique and emotional opportunity to observe the real world struggles of labor migrants. Additionally, the filmmaker, Jocelyn Ford will be attending the screening to both introduce the film and answer questions after the viewing. If you are interested in attending this free event, come to Liberman-Miller Lecture Hall in the Women’s Studies Research Center on Thursday, February 1^st from 12:30-2:30PM.