CodeSwitching, Presented by The Boston Globe Black History Month Film Festival

CodeSwitching presents the highly personal stories of two generations of students participating in the Boston METCO busing program, which buses minority students from the inner city to the suburbs for the purpose of desegregation and equal education. The students strive for enhanced academic opportunities while simultaneously navigating urban and suburban settings and cultures. How does the new generation of METCO students stay afloat in the boiler room of social media and increased competition for college enrollment?

After watching the film join filmmakers, Mike Mascoll and Jonathan Schwartz, moderated by the Globe’s Meghan Irons.