Join us for an evening of film, conversation, and learning in supporting immigrant communities. The event is organized by RoCo and Metro Justice as part of the exhibition Sanctuary: Borders and Belonging in 2026.

6pm Screening and Q&A
Film screening of When They Come for Me on a large projection screen in the main gallery. Following the screening representatives from Worldwide Documentaries will answer questions and share updates about their latest, expanded film on the subject.

7pm Ice Breaker / Match Maker
Hear from up to 10 organizations whose mission is to support immigrants in the Rochester area. Each organization will share its mission, current work, and ways you can participate. Following these brief presentations, attendees are invited to connect with participating organizations, find meaningful ways to get involved, and explore the full exhibition.

ABOUT OUR PARTNER

Metro Justice is a progressive member-driven, grassroots organization dedicated to social, economic, and racial justice in Rochester, NY. We organize across race and class to fight white supremacy, economic exploitation, and every form of oppression. We got our start in 1965 as Friends of FIGHT, born out of the fight for equal access to good jobs at Kodak. Six decades later, we're still in the fight for fair wages, racial equity, and an economy that works for everyone, not just the wealthy few.

Our mission is to build people power in Rochester, organizing across race and class to fight white supremacy, economic exploitation, and all forms of oppression. We develop leaders, grow movements, and fight for a just world for all. We envision a Rochester where working people and communities of color hold real power and where justice, not profit, shapes our economy, our politics, and our lives.