Endangered Ideas is a documentary filmmaking organization based in Oakland, CA. We are dedicated to using storytelling as a tool for social impact, cultural preservation, and education.
our mission
Our films provoke thought, evoke emotion,
and inspire action through narratives that shine a
light on untold stories.
upcoming events
upcoming events
February 27
The Cleveland Museum of Art invites you to Transformer Station for a free screening of the award-winning documentary film Alice Street, followed by a discussion led by Rhonda Brown, Senior Strategist for Art and Culture in city of Cleveland, Spencer Wilkinson, and Desi Mundo.
June 12, 2025
Alice Street & AscenDance
Film Screening
Oakland, CA
Northeastern University & Mills College hosts a film screening featuring both “Alice Street” and AscenDance”, mural tour, and discussions with muralists and film director with incoming 2025 students.
May 28, 2025
Alice Street
Film Screening, Discussion and Site Visit - Oakland, CA
Asian Health Services hosted a film screening at the New Parkway Theater in Oakland with a discussion and followed by a visit to the Malonga Casquelourd Center for the Arts for drumming workshop. The event was focused on supporting elders in the Oakland Chinatown community.
May 5, 2025
Alice Street
Film Screening, Discussion and Site Visit - Oakland, CA
Homies Empowerment’s Freedom High School hosted a film screening of Alice Street and discussion followed by a visit to the mural site in Downtown Oakland.
May 2, 2025
Oakland Boogaloo Short Film
Film Screening, Discussion and Demonstration - Oakland, CA
Alice Street
Film Screening & Discussion
Oakland, CA
Castlemont High School hosted a screening of “Oakland Boogaloo” short film with discussion and dance demonstration by William “The Penguin” Randolph (Black Resurgents) and Levi “I-Dummy” Allen (Renowned Turf dancer). With support from the CA Arts Council and KQED.