IRIS Feminist Collective Inc is a renowned non-profit media organization that was established in 1975 by a group of feminist filmmakers. They specialize in creating and distributing films that creatively address social and cultural issues. With a focus on race, reconciliation, and justice, IRIS Films offers a diverse range of thought-provoking and impactful productions.

Their award-winning films, such as In the Best Interests of the Children and We All Have Our Reasons, have been used by activists, educators, and community groups to facilitate discussions on important topics like reconciliation, tolerance, human rights, and civil rights. Noteworthy among their productions is the widely acclaimed documentary, Long Night’s Journey into Day, which explores race relations on college campuses in the United States, and the Sundance award-winning film One Vote, a short video shedding light on women's voting rights. Led by Executive Director Pamela Harris, who has an extensive background in media and documentary filmmaking, IRIS Films actively seeks collaborations with individuals and organizations to produce engaging multimedia content that uplifts and nourishes communities.

Through their efforts, they aim to create positive social change and promote inclusivity