This #MLKDay, we honor the leaders of our past who guided our country toward equality, unity, and justice. How will you be getting into good trouble today?

Back to her Bay Area roots: Dawn Porter has won the 2021 Marlon Riggs Award from the San Francisco Bay Area Film Critics Circle!

Civil Rights hero Congressman John Lewis spent his life fighting for racial justice and voting rights. Together with Participant Magnolia Pictures and John Lewis: Good Trouble we made voter turnout history. Here’s a recap of our efforts. bit.ly/goodtroublecam… #MakeGoodTrouble

Dawn Porter in action on the set of JOHN LEWIS: GOOD TROUBLE, where she beautifully captured the essence of the civil rights hero John Lewis on camera. #FemaleFilmmakerFriday #BlackHistoryMonth

“I say to people today, 'You must be prepared if you believe in something. If you believe in something, you have to go for it. As individuals, we may not live to see the end.'” Happy birthday, Congressman Lewis. Your legacy will never be forgotten. #GoodTrouble #BlackHistoryMonth

We're honored to be among the many amazing winners at the 52nd #NAACPImageAwards!

Thank you #NAACPImageAwards for recognizing Congressman Lewis and getting into #GoodTrouble with us!

John Lewis, Troy, Alabama, 21.

It takes true courage to stand up for what is right, even in the face of danger. In 1961, the 13 original Freedom Riders - including John Lewis - set forth to challenge and change the nation’s segregation laws.

1/ Civil Rights hero John Lewis spent his life fighting for racial justice and voting rights. Inspired by @johnlewisdoc, last year we set out to educate audiences about voter suppression and empower disenfranchised communities to fully participate in our democracy.

60 years ago, the original 13 Freedom Riders, including civil rights giant John Lewis, got on buses in D.C. and headed south to protest Jim Crow. As we commemorate their fight against racism and segregation, we remember that the fight for equality continues.

60 years ago, 13 Freedom Riders—including my parishioner John Lewis—started on a historic bus ride to challenge the segregated South, but were attacked along the way. Today, let's remember their commitment to equality as we work to honor their sacrifices in our public policy.

John Lewis taught us that when we see something that is not right, not just, not fair, we have to do something. He taught us not to lose hope—that this is the struggle of many lifetimes. He taught us to get in #GoodTrouble. One year already. We miss you.

Last year a nation lost a leader, hero, and activist in John Lewis. Every single day I find myself missing my mentor and friend, and will forever pull inspiration from his towering legacy.

John Lewis died a year ago today — here in Nashville police photographs after sit-in, 1960:

A year ago we lost a national hero, and I lost a friend and parishioner. John Lewis spent his life fighting to ensure our country lived up to its founding creed, and I’m so honored for the opportunity to carry on his legacy.

A year ago today, we lost Congressman John Lewis. As we celebrate the king of good trouble—his legacy of perseverance; his ability to find moments of joy and lightness in the midst of real struggle—we should also recommit ourselves to building the future he envisioned.

One year ago, we lost a hero. Rest in peace, Congressman John Lewis. #GoodTrouble