SUBSCRIBE FOR UPDATES 👇 LaneForUsFilm.com "There’s a Lane for Us Here" dives into the history and legacy of Denver’s Little Saigon Business District, where Vietnamese and Southeast Asian refugees rebuilt a sense of home through businesses, traditions, and commemorative spaces. As the first immigrant generation ages and the futures of longtime businesses face uncertainty, the next generation is left to wrestle with what it means to carry forward memory, identity, and belonging.  The film explores the tension between preservation and change and permanence and impermanence. The idea of "forever" isn't only about permanence in stone and concrete but about the act of remembering, of carrying history forward through stories, traditions, and the next generation.  With urban redevelopment and the refugee generation aging, we ask, how do we ensure their memories live on as the next generation takes the lead?

Official trailer for the "Hold Our Ground" film series, which highlights the challenges facing Colorado's agricultural community, and producers' innovative work to promote soil health and adapt to climate change.

Farmers on Soil Health is the first episode in a 3-part film series called "Hold Our Ground." It profiles Colorado farmers Michael Vicente, Greg Vlaming, Robert Sakata, Roy Pfaltzgraff, David Harold, and Kyler and Emily Brown as they work to improve the health of their soils and the resiliency of their farms for generations to come.

Ranchers on Soil Health is the second episode in a 3-part film series called "Hold Our Ground." It profiles Colorado ranchers George Whitten, Julie Sullivan, Mike Peterson, Nancy Roberts, Nick Charchalis, and Donald Valdez as they explore techniques for improving the health of their soils and the resiliency of their ranches for generations to come.

Last week, Fort Collins and CSU community honored the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with the annual MLK Day march from downtown Fort Collins to CSU. The march culminated with a gathering at CSU's Lory Student Center. The theme of this year’s march and celebration was titled Violence. Oppression. Isolation. Cannot. Endure. (V.O.I.C.E.). Poet and political activist JC Futrell — known by the stage name Panama Soweto, was the keynote speaker.

Chris and Cait's wedding highlight video, September 4, 2021. (Footage provided by Sydney Sweat, edited by Hannah Tran).