Twenty years ago, Hurricane Katrina forever changed New Orleans. Families lost homes, neighborhoods, and loved ones , but not their resilience.

I am Yasmeen Blake, a journalist, Katrina survivor, and filmmaker. My documentary, Together in the Eye: 20 Years Later, tells the powerful stories of New Orleans families before and after the storm, preserving the voices and culture that might otherwise be forgotten.

The film is now going on tour across the U.S.—to schools, cultural centers, and communities that need to hear these stories of survival, strength, and legacy. But I cannot do this alone.

Your support will help cover:

• Travel and lodging for the tour

• Venue costs for community screenings

• Free and discounted tickets for students and survivors

• Outreach so these stories reach nationwide audiences

Every dollar brings us closer to keeping these stories alive.

No contribution is too small. Together, we can honor the past, uplift survivors, and inspire future generations.

Thank you for helping me bring Together in the Eye across the country.

Donate today and be part of preserving our history.

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