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3 Generations 3 Generations is a non-profit organization documenting stories of human rights abuses through film.

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The President said all that needs to be said today. But TBC.
12/02/2022

The President said all that needs to be said today.
But TBC.

This is a really moving and important story of the power of one amazingly brave woman to change the world for others.Her...
11/17/2022
A Botched Cancer Test, a National Scandal, and an Irish Hero

This is a really moving and important story of the power of one amazingly brave woman to change the world for others.
Her life is lost, but others will be saved. Let’s remember her name . May she Rest In Peace. Brava.

Ireland is mourning Vicky Phelan, who died this week. She became an advocate for women after a Pap smear that had been deemed negative turned out to be positive.

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our third annual Youth Video Contest! Applicants between the ages of 15-24 can ...
11/12/2022

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our third annual Youth Video Contest! Applicants between the ages of 15-24 can explore their experience of activism through an intergenerational lens and submit their short video for a chance to win a cash prize of up to $500! In partnership with ThirdAct and YouthFX. Go ahead and submit your video through Film Freeway, and we will be waiting on the other side, thrilled to see your work!
Questions? Feel free to reach out to [email protected]

Charity Buzz is open!Support Chelsea FC at home or see Straight Line Crazy and grab drinks with Guy Paul. Bid now and su...
11/10/2022

Charity Buzz is open!
Support Chelsea FC at home or see Straight Line Crazy and grab drinks with Guy Paul.
Bid now and support 3 Generations!

Day 2 of filming for Stolpersteine! 🎥🐈👧🏻
11/02/2022

Day 2 of filming for Stolpersteine! 🎥🐈👧🏻

Today is World Peace Day. Our Founder & Creative Director, Jane Wells, recently had the incredible honor of traveling to...
09/21/2022

Today is World Peace Day. Our Founder & Creative Director, Jane Wells, recently had the incredible honor of traveling to Dharamsala, India to meet His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama along with Lobsang Nyandak, the President of the Tibet Fund. Pictured in this photograph from left to right are: Lobsang Nyandak, Eric Ripert, Jane Wells, His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, and Mickey Lemle (Chairman of the Tibet Fund and longtime friend of 3 Generations). We are extremely grateful and honored to have been so warmly greeted by everyone in Tibet and to have met so many brave members of the Tibetan community who have been exiled.

Thank you, GlobalGiving! Please read more about Imran below or on our website.
08/25/2022

Thank you, GlobalGiving!

Please read more about Imran below or on our website.

TUESDAY STAFF PICKS!This week, Beth Hart, our longtime board member and now head of development at 3G shares her favouri...
08/16/2022

TUESDAY STAFF PICKS!

This week, Beth Hart, our longtime board member and now head of development at 3G shares her favourite documentary and narrative film.

🎬 Bowling for Columbine (2002) - Michael Moore
“First Documentary that proved to me the power of film to impact our experience on the planet.”

🎬 Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977) - Steven Spielberg
“It has it all- stunning set design, impactful story of the future of humanity and the idea of sound, light and frequency as Quantum mechanics.”

Social Security: the backbone of American Democracy
08/14/2022
August 13, 2022

Social Security: the backbone of American Democracy

Since it seems clear we will be deciding whether we want to preserve the Social Security Act by our choice of leaders in the next few elections, I thought it not unreasonable to reprint this piece from last year about why people in the 1930s thought the measure was imperative. There is more news abo...

TUESDAY STAFF PICKS! This week, Francesco , our long time friend, collaborator and film editor shares his favorite docum...
08/09/2022

TUESDAY STAFF PICKS!

This week, Francesco , our long time friend, collaborator and film editor shares his favorite documentary and narrative film.

🎬 My Best Friend (1999) - Werner Herzog
🎬 Psycho (1960) - Alfred Hitchcock

"Two perfect examples of how to tell a story."

Some behind the scenes moments from yesterday’s shoot for our newest project, CAMP. So grateful to our volunteers, our s...
08/06/2022

Some behind the scenes moments from yesterday’s shoot for our newest project, CAMP. So grateful to our volunteers, our supporters and our team. Look out for more updates and teasers.

08/03/2022
Yazidi Remembrance Day 2022

Today we remember the Yazidi Genocide which took place in August of 2014. Thousands of Yazidi women and girls were forced into sexual slavery and thousands of Yazidi men were killed. We are honoured to hear and share the harrowing story of Lamiya, a Yazidi survivor. Hear their stories.

TUESDAY STAFF PICKS! This week, Daniel Carolan shares his recent favorite documentary and narrative film. 🎬 BLUE ISLAND ...
08/02/2022

TUESDAY STAFF PICKS!

This week, Daniel Carolan shares his recent favorite documentary and narrative film.

🎬 BLUE ISLAND (2022): "A brand new documentary exploring what it means to be a Hong Konger told through several generations who experienced the Tiananmen Square Massacre in 1989, the Umbrella Movement in 2014 and the Anti-Extradition Protests in 2019. For the director’s safety, the film cannot be shown in Hong Kong and is currently only screening from August 1st - August 4th at Metrograph. If you're in New York, see it while you still can!" 憂鬱之島 Blue Island

🎬 YI YI (2000): "With a 3hr runtime, Edward Yang’s final film is an epic story that follows three generations in a single family in modern day Taiwan. Edward Yang sees the beauty, heartbreak and drama of ordinary life, and immortalizes it on a big screen for all of us to witness."

Looking for a movie to watch tonight? Look no further! Each Tuesday, we will be posting our very own 3 G  staff picks to...
07/27/2022

Looking for a movie to watch tonight? Look no further! Each Tuesday, we will be posting our very own 3 G staff picks to share some of our favorite and most inspiring films. Kicking us off is , who shared her favorite documentary and favorite narrative film.

🎬 STORIES WE TELL (2012): "This documentary is seemingly simple, intimate, and beautiful, but it packs such a punch."

🎬 THE LADY EVE (1941): "It’s simply the most perfect comedy ever made. And Barbra Stanwyck’s costumes... OMG."

Yay. Congratulations to  and team
06/24/2022

Yay. Congratulations to and team

Women’s rights are human rights. Forced pregnancy violates those rights. This cruel decision especially impacts the heal...
06/24/2022

Women’s rights are human rights. Forced pregnancy violates those rights. This cruel decision especially impacts the health of marginalized and impoverished women. The privileged will always find a way to abortion care and choice in healthcare. It is those least able who will suffer and die the most. The hypocrisy of this anti-choice victory is not lost on most of the sane and sentient world.

For the first time in the history of the United States, a Native person’s signature will appear on U.S. currency.Chief L...
06/22/2022

For the first time in the history of the United States, a Native person’s signature will appear on U.S. currency.

Chief Lynn Malerba, Mutáwi Mutáhash (Many Hearts), Mohegan Tribe, has been named as President Joe Biden’s appointment to be the next U.S. treasurer – the first Indigenous person to hold that position. The appointment no longer needs to be confirmed by the U.S. Senate.

For the first time in the history of the United States, a Native person’s signature will appear on U.S. currency.Chief L...
06/22/2022
Another first: Indigenous woman named U.S. treasurer

For the first time in the history of the United States, a Native person’s signature will appear on U.S. currency.

Chief Lynn Malerba, Mutáwi Mutáhash (Many Hearts), Mohegan Tribe, has been named as President Joe Biden’s appointment to be the next U.S. treasurer – the first Indigenous person to hold that position. The appointment no longer needs to be confirmed by the U.S. Senate.

Biden Administration taps Mohegan Chief Lynn Malerba for treasury post

06/10/2022

“There were to be no embraces, no more goodbyes, no kisses, only tears known to me and an unresponding God.”

At age 10, Richard Weilheimer and his younger brother, Ernst, left behind everyone they knew in the world and boarded a ship bound for America. They were among the lucky ones.

As N**i policies threatened Jews across Europe, many sought to flee to safe haven but few made it out.

In October 1940, German authorities rounded up Jewish families in Ludwigshafen, Germany. Among them was Richard’s family, who was forced to leave the home that had belonged to generations of Weilheimers. They were deported into southern France. There the French Vichy regime, which collaborated with the N**is, forced them into the Gurs internment camp.

At Gurs, Richard’s mother, Lilly, grew increasingly ill from breast cancer. With her husband, Max, she agreed to send her sons to an orphanage with the help of aid organizations. She hoped the family would be reunited soon.

But Lilly died at Gurs. Max relentlessly petitioned the Quakers, formally known as the American Friends Service Committee, to include his sons among the refugee children who’d been given clearance to immigrate to America.

Max was able to get a pass from Gurs to visit his boys days before they left. Richard had prowled the streets and gutters with an empty tin, collecting cigarette butts, which he stripped down to the tiny bits of unused to***co to present to his father. Max gave Richard an address book with the names of all of the family.

It was their last visit, though none of them knew it then.

Max had hoped to see his sons again when he came to the pier on June 25, 1942, the day they set sail. But they could not find each other in the masses. Richard and Ernst left with no last embrace.

Max later wrote to his boys: “Take care of yourselves … and you, my dear Richard, always look after dear Ernst.”

After the French government handed Jews interned at Gurs over to the Germans, Max was deported to Sobibor killing center. He did not survive the Holocaust.

As we observe World Refugee Day later this month, watch live on Facebook on June 17 at 9:30 a.m. ET to learn more about Richard and Ernst and their rare story of escape.

Reply in the comments with your questions for our experts, and they'll answer during the live show.

Photo: USHMM, gift of Richard Weilheimer
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05/20/2022
05/20/2022

It's time to again to protect our fundamental rights.

05/20/2022

Can’t make this stuff up, folks.

Tomorrow is your last chance to grab tickets for our Online Trivia Night!Not sure if you can make it on Thursday but wan...
05/17/2022
Linktree | The Only Link You'll Ever Need

Tomorrow is your last chance to grab tickets for our Online Trivia Night!

Not sure if you can make it on Thursday but want to support 3 Generations? There are 3 ways to pitch in!

🎬 Buy a ticket or sponsorship and join us on Thursday night
🎬 Bid on one of our CharityBuzz auction items
🎬 Donate to 3G or become a monthly donor

We couldn’t continue our work without the support of people like you. Please consider supporting our mission this week - the links for our Eventbrite, CharityBuzz, and monthly giving pages are in our bio.

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05/15/2022

A message for the Supreme Court...

05/11/2022

Last night, we celebrated the wonderful winners of our Second Annual Youth Video Contest. Thank you to everyone who submitted, as well as to our panel of judges. You can watch the ceremony, including 3 of the winning films, below.

05/05/2022

Today is the day we honor and remember Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, Boys and 2 Spirit people. The wearing of a Red Dress is a reminder of those lost and the on-going epidemic. There are still many stories to told, heard and shared.

Hear hear
05/04/2022

Hear hear

THIS

It’s Earth Day! We would like to thank  once again for their inspiring activism in the fight against climate change. The...
04/22/2022

It’s Earth Day! We would like to thank once again for their inspiring activism in the fight against climate change. They hope to continue their work, and we are excited to help them in any way we can.

We need cooperation from ALL generations to protect our earth, and we are proud of young people for their willingness to stand up for what is right.

The polls are open! In addition to our stellar team of judges, we are asking YOU to help us decide who should win the gr...
04/20/2022
3Generations - Vote for the People's Choice Award

The polls are open! In addition to our stellar team of judges, we are asking YOU to help us decide who should win the grand prize of our Second Annual Youth Video Contest. The winner will receive a $500 prize.

We can’t wait to see which film you connect with. Visit the link below to view the films and cast your ballot.

https://www.3generations.org/peoples-choice-award/

Vote now for the People's Choice Award for the Second Annual Youth Video Contest. The winner will receive a prize of $500.

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I feel very strongly about this and ask all my friends to support the they are racists, they are sexist and I have no skin in this game. This is just fundamental human rights.
"Tricked" was a very informative and shocking documentary. This is a must see. Thank you for raising awareness. 💚
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