Stories
That Move Us
Film & Dialogue on Disability,
Family and Community
April 18–19, 2026
University of San Diego
FILM SCREENING
PANEL DIALOGUES
COMMUNITY CONNECTION
ACCESSIBLE EXPERIENCE
A Weekend of Film, Dialogue and Community
This two-day event brings together film, conversation, and community engagement to explore disability, storytelling, family, and systems change. Featuring screenings of Color Book and Natty, the weekend invites students, advocates, faculty, and community members into meaningful dialogue through film, panel discussions, and shared experience.
About Color Book
A father and son journey through Atlanta on their way to their first baseball game together, navigating a new reality while facing both exasperating challenges and moments of tenderness. Director David Fortune's debut feature delicately examines a father's love in the wake of tragedy, creating an intimate family portrait.
About Natty
Follow the life of Natalie Rose as she celebrates her 40th birthday surrounded by family and friends. This powerful documentary takes the audience back in time to shed light on the abuse that Natalie, a disabled woman, faced while in the care of a trusted program, aiming to raise awareness of society's lack of safeguards for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. ​​​