16 June, 2026
The Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival is proud to announce the early selections for the 2026 festival. Chosen from a competitive pool of submissions from around the globe, these films represent compelling stories of resilience, identity, justice, community, and the enduring pursuit of human dignity. The 2026 Early Selections are: Additional official selections, special screenings, keynote speakers, panel discussions,
21 February, 2026
SisterSong, BLD PWR, the Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival and the Morehouse College Black Men’s Research Institute will host a live screening and community dialogue at Morehouse College centered on their widely viewed Black Men’s Roundtable, an intergenerational conversation that has sparked significant engagement and debate across social media platforms. This roundtable examines the role of Black men in
20 February, 2026
This month, we are leaning into stories that reflect the depth and complexity of the Black experience. Join us for a special advance screening of UNDERCARD, starring Wanda Sykes and directed by MCHRFF alum Tamika Miller. Following the film, we’ll host a dynamic post-screening conversation moderated byDr. Stephane Dunn, Director of Morehouse College’s Cinema, Television, and Emerging Media Studies program. The discussion will feature composerEmmoLei
25 January, 2026
As part of the 2026 Morehouse College commemoration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., join us for a special encore screening of CITIZEN followed by a post-screening conversation with filmmaker José Jimenez and MCHRFF Executive Director Kara Walker. The discussion will expand on the film’s themes and invite thoughtful reflection and dialogue. Date: Thursday, January 29, 2026Time: 2:30 p.m.Location: Bank of America Auditorium, Morehouse CollegeRegistration: https://bit.ly/mchrff-citizen-mlk CITIZEN follows Jilmar Ramos Gomez,
07 October, 2025
Congratulations to the 2025 MCHRFF Award Winners! The 7th Annual Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival honored filmmakers whose work inspires reflection, empathy, and action. This year’s selections represented the power of storytelling to illuminate truth and spark dialogue around the most pressing human rights issues of our time. Best Documentary FeatureThe Palestine ExceptionAs students across the country organize protests
23 July, 2025
Our All-Access Badges offer exclusive perks and the ultimate festival experience. Join us for an inspiring week of powerful films, thought provoking discussions, and the chance to be part of a movement that amplifies voices for human rights. Save $75 on your All-Access Badges if you purchase this month!
22 July, 2025
The countdown is on! The7th Annual Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festivalis set to take placeSeptember 23–27, 2025, and this year’s lineup is bigger and bolder than ever. Withover 137 submissions from 18 countries, we are proud to announce55 powerful official selections—stories that challenge, uplift, and provoke thought across borders and generations. Sixteenfilms have been nominated for awardsacross four categories:Narrative