Don’t Clock Out: A Short Film
Three nurses. One collective movement.
Our first documentary short film highlights the toll of moral distress in healthcare. With this project, we aim to enact meaningful change through collective truth, demand accountability from harmful systems, and imagine a new way forward.
Featuring the raw, honest stories of Los Angeles nurses—Dejah, Camelia, and Sarah—this film peels back the layers of a broken healthcare system and amplifies the voices of those who care for us all.
Watch the trailer.
Storytelling is an integral pillar of our organization. Through documentary, we’re able to access support from communities outside of our own, while also empowering more healthcare workers to share their stories.
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Your donation to Don't Clock Out directly supports our mission to accompany healthcare workers in navigating deeply human work.
With your generosity, we are able to provide:
FREE Weekly Peer Support Groups: Our peer support groups offer healthcare workers a safety net outside of their workplaces/institutions and a community that deeply understands.
Short Film Distribution: Our first documentary short film highlighting the toll of moral distress in healthcare is meant to shape meaningful change through collective truth, demanding accountability from harmful systems and imagining a new way forward.
In community, we can begin to meaningfully address the mental health crisis in care.