As November wraps up, we'd like to honor it as Native American Heritage Month by exploring the themes of history, memory, and trauma in two recently-broadcast America ReFramed films.

In the following UNFILTERED blog post, 'Deej' director and producer, Robert Rooy shares what he is learning from the austistic comunity.

Through her internship with America ReFramed, Stephanie Luna examined the intersection of documentary filmmaking and urban sociology.

Filmmaker Ben Wang reflects on the journey of making 'Breathin': The Eddy Zheng Story.'

Filmmaker Matthew Hashiguchi recalls having wrestled with his feelings of being Asian and different when he was growing up.

How Tamar Rogoff and Daisy Wright's Enter The Faun became a case of art imitating life, imitating art.

Director Ronit Bezalel credits the people that helped her stick to a story for 20 years.

With the new year in sight, it's a great time to look back on 2016. Here are some of our favorite highlights.

POV's daily list of essential reading for the documentary and independent filmmaking community.

Stephanie Wang-Breal's "Tough Love" (POV 2015) and Elizabeth Rohrbaugh's "The Perfect Victim" (America ReFramed 2015) were named finalists by The American Bar Association for the 2016 Silver Gavel Awards for Media and the Arts!

David Felix Sutcliffe comments how Islamophobia has largely gone unchecked but sees hope for tolerance and understanding from insightful letters he read in response to his film.

Three-Year Grant Will Support Award-Winning PBS Documentary Series POV, Its Digital Innovations and National Community Engagement Campaigns and the WORLD Channel Series AMERICA REFRAMED

POV and America ReFramed have been nominated for three 2015 IDA Documentary Awards by the International Documentary Association.