Lost & Found (Story of a DREAM Act Student)
Short film about an undocumented student at UCLA and the DREAM Act. Originally done through the Armed with a Camera fellowship through Visual Communications in Little Tokyo, LA. May 2007.
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UCLA Library Digital Collections
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New York Times’ Learning Network
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