Joseph Holland graduated from Harvard and then moved into New York City's Harlem neighborhood to dedicate himself to improving the plight of the homeless. This true story illustrates the impact one person can make on a seemingly insurmountable social problem, given the proper determination and motivation. Holland becomes the Commissioner of Housing for the state of New York, and alters the destiny of thousands of homeless people in Harlem and beyond. This critically acclaimed film by writer-director-producer Allen Wolf has gathered multiple awards, including the Carl Lerner Award, the Malcolm J. Ross Award, the Excellence in Filmmaking Award, and finalist status in the student film category of the Academy Awards. The grace and commitment of one man and his calling will inspire your students.

Teachers tell us:
"We enjoy this type of hardhitting video. It shows the problems and possibilities without being preachy." - Principal, Texas

Student reactions:
"Very good. This one grabbed them! They were quiet as church mice."