Film Lens
The Panola Project focuses on the efforts of Dorothy Oliver in Panola, Alabama, to protect her community from COVID-19. It details how this rural Black community mobilized creatively to address the pandemic's challenges. The film captures the local response to health crises and emphasizes the importance of community solidarity in times of need.
Through a 17-minute runtime, the documentary presents a narrative centered around the actions taken by residents to ensure safety and health. It shows the significance of vaccination and community engagement in overcoming obstacles posed by the pandemic.
Why Watch
- •Meet Dorothy Oliver, a local hero in Panola, Alabama.
- •Find out how a small town tackled COVID-19 creatively.
- •See the community's unique approach to vaccination efforts.
Did You Know
•Dorothy Oliver played a key role in keeping Panola safe during COVID-19.
•The film is set in Panola, Alabama, a rural Black community.
•The documentary has a duration of 17 minutes.
Perfect For
Community health initiativesRural Black historyCOVID-19 response stories