Events
Upcoming A.R.T Screenings
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Awareness Film Fest
Join us for a special screening of A Rising Tide as part of the Awareness Film Fest on Saturday, October 5th, from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm at 1000 W. Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA.
In line with the mission of the Awareness Film Fest, A Rising Tide sheds light on the homelessness crisis in the Bay Area, offering a raw and compelling look at one of today’s most urgent social issues. Through this powerful documentary, viewers are invited to witness the stories of those often overlooked, sparking deeper understanding and inspiring action toward meaningful change.
The screening block will feature 1-6 films played in succession over 60-135 minutes, followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers. Your ticket grants you access to all films in this block.
Entry begins at 3:00 pm. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with thought-provoking stories that challenge us to see beyond the surface and connect with our shared humanity.
Previous Screenings
September 8th, 2024 (7:00pm) REAP Climate Center
July 12th & 13th, 2024 (10:00am - 8:00pm) 30TH ANNUAL S.E. MANLY AFRICAN AMERICAN SHORT FILM FESTIVAL
Join us at Mills College at Northeastern University (Lisser Hall) for an impactful Juneteenth event focused on the critical intersection of unemployment and homelessness. We will screen “A Rising Tide,” a powerful documentary by Cheryl Fabio that illuminates the harsh realities faced by those struggling with joblessness and housing instability.
The program features a dynamic panel discussion, interactive learning circles, and actionable insights designed to inspire meaningful social change. Our goal is to deepen understanding of the structural and systemic inequities that drive economic disparity and homelessness, fostering dialogue on practical and sustainable solutions.
The event will include esteemed speakers, engaging discussions, a Q&A session, and ample opportunities for networking and conversation. Enjoy food and refreshments while we come together to address these pressing issues and work towards a more equitable future.
Free with registration.
May 30th, 2024 (6 PM – 8:30 PM) The New Parkway Theater: A Rising Tide film screening and discussion
This event has been CANCELED until further notice. Check back later for more updates.
Join us for a screening of “A Rising Tide,” a poignant documentary by local filmmaker Cheryl Fabio. Explore the challenges of homelessness and housing insecurity in Alameda County through the stories of children, families, and service providers. Witness how rising rent burdens force working families into homelessness, as depicted by medical professionals in the film.
Recognized for its profound impact, “A Rising Tide” has garnered acclaim as an official selection at both the 2023 Oakland International Film Festival and the 2024 African American Women in Cinema Film Festival.
Following the screening, seize the opportunity to engage in a thought-provoking Q&A session with the filmmaker herself.
No registration is required—simply join us for an evening of insightful storytelling and community discussion.
Celebrate AC-OCAP special Anniversary and Film Event at Oakland City Hall – Council Chambers. Join us for a night of food, and light refreshments as we showcase the film, “A Rising Tide.” A documentary by Cheryl Fabio explores homelessness through the perspectives of children, families, and service providers. Followed by a special Q&A with Cheryl Fabio (Film Director), and Darlene Flynn (Director of Department of Race & Equity).
Alameda County Housing and Community Development is sponsoring a viewing of “A Rising Tide” Documentary , the impact of homelessness on our county and panel Discussion.
If you haven’t seen the award-winning documentary created by East Bay native Cheryl Fabio, it is more than just a look at homelessness in Alameda County, but shows us the experience of being unhoused through the eyes of children, their families, and the helping industry that has developed from the housing crisis. The film portrays the experiences, strategies and outcomes of people struggling with finding a place to call home in our community.
At our event we will screening a number of excerpts of this documentary on homelessness, each of which will be following by a discussion on poverty and housing.
Panel: Moderator – Patrick Anderson
- Johnathan Russell, Director, Office of Housing and Homeless Services, Alameda County
- LaTonda Simmons, Assistant City Administrator, City of Oakland
- Vivian Wan, CEO, Abode Services
- Andrea Osgood, EVP and Chief of Real Estate Development, Eden Housing
- TENTATIVE Darlene Flynn, Executive Dir., Race & Equity Department, City of Oakland
Location: CDA Hearing Room, Room 160, 224 West Winton Avenue, Hayward
A Rising Tide, a documentary by Cheryl Fabio, explores homelessness through the perspectives of children, families, and service providers. Join us for a free screening followed by a panel led by government and non-profit leaders discussing progress and solutions in poverty and housing.
Panelist:
- Cheryl Fabio – Film Director
- Darlene Flynn – Department of Race & Equity
- Michelle Phillips – Oakland Inspector General
- LaTonda Simmons – ACA / Homelessness Director
March 24th, 2024 Benefit Screening
This benefit screening, the creation of Oakland Super Heroes Mural Project Wall #5 , and the restoration of Wall #2 are funded by the Bay Area Creative Corps program, a joint initiative by the San Francisco Foundation and California Arts Council.
