Everyday Heroes: Addressing Youth, Race and National Service (2001)
A behind-the-headlines look at a diverse group of young adults who give a year of their lives through a San Francisco area AmeriCorps program to tutor and mentor needy kids. Despite their good intentions, they are confronted by a host of obstacles, including a racial divide that threatens to thwart their efforts. While documenting a year both turbulent and exhilarating, the film reveals the hopes and dreams, successes and setbacks of a group of individuals--potentially tomorrow's leaders-- searching for their place in the world and trying, against odds, to make a difference.
Director: Abby Ginzberg, Rick Goldsmith
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 59 min
Release Date: December 31, 2001
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Abby Ginzberg, Rick Goldsmith
More Films in Genre: Documentary
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Everyday Heroes: Addressing Youth, Race and National Service about?
- A behind-the-headlines look at a diverse group of young adults who give a year of their lives through a San Francisco area AmeriCorps program to tutor and mentor needy kids. Despite their good intentions, they are confronted by a host of obstacles, including a racial divide that threatens to thwart their efforts. While documenting a year both turbulent and exhilarating, the film reveals the hopes and dreams, successes and setbacks of a group of individuals--potentially tomorrow's leaders-- searching for their place in the world and trying, against odds, to make a difference.
- Who directed Everyday Heroes: Addressing Youth, Race and National Service?
- Everyday Heroes: Addressing Youth, Race and National Service was directed by Abby Ginzberg, Rick Goldsmith.
- How long is Everyday Heroes: Addressing Youth, Race and National Service?
- Everyday Heroes: Addressing Youth, Race and National Service has a runtime of 59m (59 minutes).
- What genre is Everyday Heroes: Addressing Youth, Race and National Service?
- Everyday Heroes: Addressing Youth, Race and National Service is a Documentary film.