Growing Up Barnard

In this 30-minute documentary, Daniella Kahane draws on her family's four-generation legacy at Barnard College to explore the status of women's colleges. With over 75% of such institutions closing or merging with male counterparts in the last forty years, the film poses important questions about the future of women's education.

Featuring interviews with notable figures like Naomi Foner, Joan Rivers, Anna Quindlen, and Suzanne Vega, the documentary highlights the evolving role of women throughout the twentieth century. It provides a thought-provoking look at the changing landscape of education for women and the implications for future generations.