Louisville Children's Film Festival is a nonprofit organization that aims to support the educational development of children in Louisville by inspiring an openness and curiosity about the world through the showcasing of high-quality and diverse films. Founded in 2017, the festival has become an annual event that presents independent films for and by kids, reaching close to 1,000 people during festival screenings and educational programs. Each year, the festival selects more than 20 films from around the globe, giving kids and their families the chance to experience innovative, inspiring, and fun films. In addition to film screenings, the festival also offers workshops, audience discussions, and meet and greet sessions with visiting filmmakers. The festival sparks delight, discussion, and interest in different cultures and ways of life, providing children in Greater Louisville with a window into the world and sparking their imagination. Furthermore, Louisville Children's Film Festival partners with like-minded businesses to expand its reach and communications. The festival also offers sponsorship opportunities with top brand placements throughout the event. Film selection criteria focus on content that positively speaks to children, youth, and families of diverse ages, backgrounds, and ethnicities. The films showcased range from entertaining to challenging, covering a variety of topics and emotions. By showcasing the artistry and craft of filmmaking, Louisville Children's Film Festival not only entertains but also provokes meaningful discussions about the stories being told. This festival truly celebrates the creativity and active participation of children and aims to inspire them through the world of film.