Please note that the views and ideas expressed in these
films are solely those of the filmmakers and are not necessarily
endorsed or shared by the Multnomah Bar Association, the Young Lawyers
Section, the YOUthFILM Project, or their sponsors, officers, employees,
or agents.
Award Winners
The following films were presented at the May 2, 2013 YOUthFILM
Project film screening and awards ceremony at the Hollywood Theatre.
2013 Winners:
Chief Justice Award: I Have A Dream
Filmmakers: Kennth Mitchell-Phillips; Samantha Jenkins-Lopez; Aleander Kelly; Ivy Edwards
School/Program: SEI
Teacher: Shawn Higgins
High School:
1st Place: This is My Equality
Filmmakers: Charlie Mackey; Mira Rush; Bea Herzberg; and Annie LeFleur
Grade: 11th
School: Grant
Teacher: Mr. Kelso
2nd Place: Un Dia Nuevo
Filmmakers: Eddie Tellez; Cowan Jenkins; Dan Sims; Christian Wynn; Bernard Herrman
Grade:
School: Grant
Teacher: Mr. Kelso
3rd Place: We the People? Tuition Equity for Immigrants
Filmmakers: Elizabeth Glanz; Jonas Hanna; Sprout Chinn
Grade: 11
School: Grant
Teacher: Mr. Kelso
Elementary:
1st Place: Abraham Lincoln In Our Eyes
Filmmakers: Vasiliy Shcherban; Kim Truoung; Pablo Torres; Devon Simmons
Grade: 5
School: Lincoln Park Elementary
Teacher: Sam Wallace
2nd Place: Justice is Served?
Filmmakers: Ben Brittell; Drew Tack; Sam Palmer; Matt Jabusch; Isabella Brittell
Grade: 4, 5 & 6
School: Rose Valley Elementary and Cowerman Middle School
Teacher: Terra Sue Brittell
3rd Place: Defending the Nerds
Filmmakers: Rylee Dy; Jordan Maxwell; Evelyn Diaz; Tarisha Spencer; Eddie Stephens
Grade: 5
School: Lincoln Park Elementary
Teacher: Chris Healey
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