Leading Through Listening

Eric Sobotta, Superintendent, Reardan-Edwall School District
Erahm Christopher, Award-winning Filmmaker, LISTEN

 

"Outliers in Education" is a project of CEE, The Center for Educational Effectiveness. Find out more at effectiveness.org.

Produced by Howell at the Moon Productions.

 
 

Award-winning filmmaker Erahm Christopher wants to hear from students and argues that the more carefully we listen to them and to one another, the better our chances of transforming education into a more compassionate, productive and effective institution.

Christopher has produced and directed more than 20 films, taking on subjects such as  bullying, substance abuse, school violence, disabilities and mental health as part of his mission to bridge social divides through storytelling. Those films have reached more than 8 million people and have influenced legislation, inspired youth development strategies and literally saved lives.

His debut scripted feature, LISTEN, depicts students teetering on the precipice between self-destruction and redemption, exploring the many ways that educators can influence the final outcome.

You can learn about Christopher's films including LISTEN, PHILADELPHIA PROJECT and the TEEN TRUTH FILM SERIES at ec-films.com.

His first children's book, NEW FRIENDS, the first in an original series to help children and adults spark courage conversations about our beautiful peculiarities and mental health. Available here on Amazon.com.

MORE LINKS FOR ERAHM CHRISTOPHER:

Website:  www.ec-films.com
Contact:  http://www.ec-films.com/contact
New Company Website to receive info on future projects:  https://www.goodinstinct.com
Listen Film:  www.listenthemove.com
            - Personal viewing:  www.buylistentoday.com
            - To obtain an educational license:  info@listenthemovie.com
            - Listen Mental Health Initiative Recap Video:  https://vimeo.com/265813364

Philadelphia Project:  https://vimeo.com/165718226
Powerful Words Project:  https://vimeo.com/167320867
Great Ache Episode #1 | Erahm Christopher: https://vimeo.com/534421426

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