The Catholic Media Association has awarded a film produced in Poland by Jesuit Refugee Service USA, which tells the story of Ukrainian refugees in that country. The production received first prize in the category of social justice issues.
The film offers a poignant portrayal of the challenges faced by Ukrainian refugees and the solidarity extended by the Polish community. The documentary features firsthand accounts from refugees, volunteers, and JRS Poland staff, led by director Dariusz Michalski, providing an intimate look into their experiences and the humanitarian response
Catholic Media Awards Recognition
The Catholic Media Association's annual awards celebrate excellence in Catholic media across various categories. The "Best Video – Social Justice Issues" category acknowledges productions that effectively raise awareness and inspire action on social justice topics. This year's award underscores the film's powerful storytelling and its contribution to fostering understanding and compassion for refugees.
Impact of the Film
The documentary has been instrumental in shedding light on the plight of Ukrainian refugees and the efforts of JRS in providing essential services such as shelter, education, and psychosocial support. By capturing the human stories behind the crisis, the film has mobilized support and advocacy for displaced individuals, aligning with JRS's mission to accompany, serve, and advocate for refugees worldwide.
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