ROCIO Film Scholarship for Undocumented Students

By My Undocumented Life on November 26, 2019 • ( 0 )

The producers of the documentary, “Rocio,” recently announced a scholarship opportunity open to undocumented students (with or without DACA). Each scholarship award is $1,000. The documentary features the experiences of Rocio, who was diagnosed with terminal kidney cancer, and whose son Dario took a leave of absence from Harvard to help take care of her. To learn more about the documentary, including information about hosting a screening at your school, you can visit their official website.

Here are the eligibility requirements for this scholarship opportunity:

“Must be a high school senior or in college
Must be currently undocumented or under DACA
Must watch ROCÍO, available at www.bit.ly/rocioprime“

Here are the application documents required:

“One page resume
Current transcript
Photo of yourself watching the film or at ROCÍO Screening
Please attach your responses on a separate page:
- 1. Why are you in school? Where do you see yourself next?
- 2. What scene in ROCÍO resonated the most with you and why?
- 3. Write about a moment in your life that you would like to see on film.

Please submit your application and all inquiries to info@rociofilm.com

The deadline to apply is February 7, 2020

For more information about the film and the scholarship opportunity, please visit their official website: Rocio

Please note that this position was first posted by Rocio. The link to the scholarship opportunity may not work after the deadline has passed.

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