Yes. Hazelden Betty Ford provides virtual addiction treatment programs and mental health services. You can access our telehealth services by using your smartphone, tablet, laptop, desktop computer or any device with an Internet connection and a camera. In addition to the easy-to-use video conferencing platform, our virtual systems comply with federal and state health care privacy regulations ...

Find freedom from addiction at one of Hazelden Betty Ford's 15 alcohol and drug rehab centers in the U.S., with programs designed to meet you where you are.

Parents need unique support navigating the teen and young adult years. We offer in person and virtual services to support you in this time. If your teen/young adult is currently in treatment, we recommend you check out our in-person Family Program that takes place at the Plymouth site, Center for teens and young adults.

Since it's inception in 2016, HBFF has been receiving overwhelming submissions internationally. We accept all genres of films across the globe. All the films will go through a review process by our highly qualified and experienced jury. Stay tuned for submissions in 2024. Submit your films using FILMFREEWAY

Please join HBFF for our 2024 Barn Tour and Annual Meeting in the Perkiomen Valley of southeastern Pennsylvania, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, June 7 through 9. We will be touring barns and structures in three counties on nine sites that range from a 1757 Colonial mansion to a 1909 bank barn with a massive forebay truss system.

The Hollywood Black Film Festival (HBFF) was founded in 1998 by entertainment writer and publisher Tanya Kersey, with the mission of supporting and uplifting Black filmmakers at every stage of their career.

The Hollywood Black Film Festival (HBFF) celebrates Black filmmakers' contributions to cinema. Founded in 1998, HBFF showcases emerging and established talents. Our website offers festival schedules, film details, ticket purchases, and resources for filmmakers.

The Hyderabad Bengali Film Festival (HBFF) is a unique, annual event celebrating cinema in its diverse forms. Over six years, this boutique festival has become a cultural hub for film enthusiasts, artists, and critics in the twin cities.

Following a six-year hiatus due to the global pandemic and the passing of our founder, HBFF proudly returns to Hollywood, California October 15-19, 2025. This highly anticipated relaunch promises an immersive, dynamic celebration of Black cinema, providing invaluable learning, networking, and career-advancing opportunities.

The Hollywood Black Film Festival (HBFF), dubbed the "Black Sundance," is an annual six-day film festival held in Los Angeles, California dedicated to enhancing the careers of new and established black filmmaking professionals by bringing their work to the attention of the film industry, press and public. [1]