A Documentary
About Belonging, Resistance
and the Sacred Power of Home



about the film
Do we truly have the right to exist?
The Story of Safety follows six visionary GAMECHANGERS reshaping the very idea of home.
These are not just stewards of the built environment, but they are cultural warriors, savants of spiritual space, and memory-keepers confronting a broken system that displaces, divides, and destroys.
Their work speaks the language of reclamation. Each design answers a deeper question: Who gets to belong?the basic right to breathe—and live without environmental harm
audience & reach
• Civilians, homeowners, city-dwellers, and homebodies asking can I live without sabotaging my own health?• Students and educators of city planning, architecture, sacred spaces, urban studies, Black & Brown studies, Indigenous and environmental justice as well as Restorative justice.• Partners and platforms seeking a cinematic, emotionally resonant, socially grounded documentary.
• Community in-person screening networks & virtual screenings.• Universities, foundations, and cultural institutions invested in land, legacy, and liberation.


Architecture as ancestry
Sanitation as dignity
Flood design as survival
Equity through construction
Public safety without carceral logic
Spiritual practice as civic resistance




director and editor - BA Turner
producer - cisco newman


SOLUTION PROVIDERS -
Front Line System Builders reworking broken rules, to achieve residential health equity.
TO BE ANNOUNCED.


