Screen the film for your classroom

Organise a screening at a secondary school, university, vocational or professional training institute 

SONGS INSIDE connects Australian students with the stories of incarcerated women and the powerful music they create inside prison walls. 

Their stories evoke empathy, challenge stereotypes and raise urgent questions about the consequences of putting women in prison.

Seeing the film encourages students to think about the systems that lead to incarceration and consider what changes could address the problems. The film also invites them to explore the role of music in healing and empowerment.

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