First Fredericton Friends: 12 Neighbors Series
This item is only available for Canadian orders.Catalogue Number: HHP019
Producer: Hemmings House Pictures
Producers: Lebrun, Marcel
Producing Agencies: Hemmings House Pictures
Subject: Canadian Social Issues, Canadian Social Studies, Character Education, Citizenship Education, Civics, Current Events, Documentary, Global Issues, Global Studies, Guidance, Health, Social Issues, Social Sciences, Social Studies, World History
Language: English
Grade Level: 9 - 12, Post Secondary, Adult
Country Of Origin: Canada
Copyright Year: 2018
Running Time: 10:55
There are over 68.5 million forcibly displaced people worldwide (UNHCR). In this episode from the 12 Neighbors series, we learn about a family's experience being forcibly displaced from their home by war, and how their lives became intertwined with Amir and Sarah who show us what it means to “spend yourself." Amir Alavi and Sarah are First Fredericton Friends Volunteers, an organization that supports those who were forced to flee from their homes.
Related Titles
Hani: W5
CTV CTV702W5's "HANI" continues its coverage of Hani Al Mouria, a young Syrian refugee who settled in Canada...
War in Ukraine - Inside Kyiv: W5
CTV CTV890This one-hour W5 special takes you to the frontlines of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. As the...
Gloriously Free
Filmblanc Inc. FILM02A stunning profile of how the world’s gay refugees are fleeing discrimination, persecution and...
Understanding Refugees in Canada
McIntyre Media Inc. MCI089Every day across the world people make the difficult decision to leave their home, families...
What It Takes to Be Extraordinary
Think Positive Productions Inc. TPPI01Nepal is a difficult place to be a child. The people of Nepal have endured decades of political...