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Award winning filmmaker Jennifer Tennican presents Hearts of Glass
Cutting-edge food production meets social good in an ambitious experiment to provide year-round produce to a mountain town, while providing meaningful employment for community members with disabilities.
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“Captivating and inspiring.”
“A refreshing example of a social enterprise that leverages community buyin as a way to showcase and promote diverse talent.”
“A powerful reminder of how our communities are made better when all members are included.”
“An inspiring example of the value and contributions that people with disabilities bring to the workplace and the transformation that occurs in people’s lives when they are fully integrated as contributing members of the community.”
“A moving journey through innovative food production, entrepreneurship and inclusion.”
“I can’t choose one audience for the film because I wish everyone would see it.”
“A big source of creative inspiration from a small town in Wyoming…a story of employment possibilities for community members with developmental and other disabilities.”
“Brings hope and new ideas to families that employment and independence with the support of the community is possible!”
“A compelling and timely story that enhances the Wyoming narrative and promotes engaged and inclusive communities.”
“A fantastic mash-up of agriculture and disability rights documentary. I’m excited about the conversations this film with spark about inclusion.”
“A living breathing glimpse of the future.”
“The film beautifully demonstrates that integrated employment with competitive wages for people with disabilities is a win for us all.”
“A story that pushes beyond the boundaries of what most have been exposed to in terms of innovative employment and community inclusion.”
“The film is a breath of fresh air – inspiring, heartwarming and joyful.”
“Amazing — an important movie that truly shows the value and loyalty this diverse group brings to the table!”
“Terrific programming that Montana Vocational Rehabilitation and Blind Services used as a springboard to highlight our work AND that of a Montana employer who is championing competitive integrated employment.”
“An opportunity for viewers to consider the power of community connections to foster and support meaningful employment.”
Now on PBS
We’re excited to announce that our film is being broadcast across the nation on PBS stations this summer. Check your local listings.
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