Still from And So I Stayed. Three people are sitting on chairs, holding LGBTQ+ flags, and a woman is standing in front of one of them and grabbing one of the flags. There is a red truck parked.

Still from And So I Stayed

Still from And So I Stayed. A woman is wearing an orange prison uniform, she is handcuffed and is walking in front of several police officers.

Still from And So I Stayed. In the middle of a demonstration, Kim Dadou Brown is holding a poster that says "Over 90% of incarcerated are survivors of serious abuse! Stop punishing survivors. Pass the DVSJA!"

Still from And So I Stayed. Kim Dadou Brown shakes hands and talks about New York’s Domestic Violence Justice Act with Lieutenant Governor of New York Kathy Hochul at the Women’s Justice Agenda. February 19, 2019 in New York City.

Still from And So I Stayed.

A woman with shoulder-length dark hair and bangs  looks intently to the left with her chin resting lightly on her fingers. Headshot of Natalie Patillo 

Photo courtesy Natalie Patillo

Natalie Pattillo

A black and white portrait of Daniel Nelson. A white man with a beard and mustache is surrounded by film cameras, he looks down to the right through a camera lens he holds.  

Photo courtesy Daniel Nelson 

Daniel A. Nelson

Still from And So I Stayed. A woman looks off to the side as she is bathed in blue light from the backround.