Forget Me Not

Forget Me Not explores the journey of a family advocating for their son Emilio’s right to an inclusive education in New York City, one of the most segregated education systems in the United States. As Emilio prepares to start school, the film delves into personal stories of students and parents, highlighting the systemic injustices faced by children with disabilities.

The documentary runs for 100 minutes and emphasizes the importance of inclusion in classrooms. By showcasing the experiences of families navigating educational barriers, it sheds light on a critical issue affecting children globally. The film's tagline, "Inclusion starts in the classroom," encapsulates its central message and call to action.