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For over 40 years, coach Neal Henderson has challenged prevailing notions about ethnicity and hockey by leading the Fort Dupont Cannons, one of America's only predominantly Black hockey clubs.

A practice known the world over, the origins of "jazz funerals" are as complex as they are varied. Filmed over twenty-two years, City of a Million Dreams explores race relations in American society by training a lens on the unique and resilient culture of New Orleans, as represented in their long-standing burial traditions.

Narcissa Wright rose to prominence along with "livestreaming" and "speedrunning" — respectively, playing video games online for a live audience, and completing a video game in as little time as possible. After gaining worldwide recognition and a fan base of over 150,000, Narcissa came out as a transgender woman, which radically altered the trajectory of her career.

In one of the most notoriously underserved cities in the country, an innovative charter elementary school works toward a reimagined future through a community-based approach to education.

District of Second Chances looks at the reasons for, and impacts of, so-called "Second Chance" legislation, which seeks to correct reactionary over-sentencing practices of the past