We are pleased to present a second screening of The S Word at the Newport Beach Film Festival which will also feature a Q & A with producer Doug Blush following the film.
The Center for Wellness and Wellbeing at Santa Monica College will present a screening of The S Word followed by a panel discussion with director Lisa Klein.
Child and Family Services of Northern Michigan will host a free screening open to the public in Traverse City. Following the film, director Lisa Klein will lead a Q & A via Skype.
HeartLine in Oklahoma City is hosting a screening of The S Word followed by a Q & A with director Lisa Klein.
CREOKS Behavioral Health Services is providing a free screening that is open to the public, followed by a Q & A with director Lisa Klein.
The Stanislaus County Suicide Prevention Advisory Board is presenting four community screenings of The S Word followed by a Q & A with director Lisa Klein. The opening night is at the State Theater in downtown Modesto.
The Stanislaus County Suicide Prevention Advisory Board in partnership with Ceres Promotoras presents a free screening of The S Word followed by a Q & A with director Lisa Klein.
The Stanislaus County Suicide Prevention Advisory Board in partnership with Catholic Charities presents a free screening of The S Word followed by a Q & A with director Lisa Klein.
The Stanislaus County Suicide Prevention Advisory Board presents a free community screening of The S Word followed by a Q & A with director Lisa Klein. Presented in partnership with NAMI and West Modesto Community Collaborative.
PEERS will be hosting a free screening of The S Word followed by a Q & A with director Lisa Klein and Kelechi Ubozoh who is featured in the film.
YAMWI in South Dakota is presenting a free community screening of The S Word followed by a panel discussion featuring director Lisa Klein.
The office of Sonoma County Supervisor Shirlee Zane is hosting a screening of The S Word followed by a discussion with director Lisa Klein.
EveryMind in Bethesda, Maryland is hosting a screening of The S Word followed by their own panel discussion.
Mental Health America of Franklin County will present a free screening of The S Word followed by a Q & A with director Lisa Klein.
The Crisis Prevention, Intervention and Information Centre of Northern British Columbia will present a screening of The S Word followed by a Q & A session.
The Countway Library of Medicine will host a free screening of The S Word. The Countway Library is an Alliance of the Harvard Medical School and Boston Medical Library.
CardsSpeaks at the University of Louisville is hosting a screening of The S Word followed by a panel discussion. This event is in partnership with the Student Activity Board, Active Minds RSO and the Engage, LGBT Center, Lead Serve Board.
The Alliance for Community Transformation and Wellness will host a free community screening of The S Word followed by a Q & A with director Lisa Klein.
Memorial Hospital of Converse County will present a free screening of The S Word followed by a Q & A with director Lisa Klein as part of an all day suicide awareness campaign.
A free community screening of The S Word will be hosted by Contra Costa Health Services and the Contra Costa Board of Supervisors. A panel discussion featuring director Lisa Klein and Kelechi Ubozoh who is featured in the film will follow the screening.
Kings County Behavioral Health, Central Valley Suicide Prevention Hotline, and NAS Lemoore’s Fleet and Family Services will host a screening of The S Word.
There will be a free community screening at San Mateo High School of The S Word followed by a panel discussion. The film will be shown in English with Spanish subtitles. The panel discussion will provide Spanish and Mandarin interpretation.
The VA North Texas Health Care System is sponsoring a screening of The S Word for Documentary Events. There will be a panel discussion following the film with the VA North Texas Health Care System and the Halliburton Foundation.
Roane State Community College Dean of Students and Counseling and Disability Offices will present a free screening open to the students and faculty at the college as well as the community.
Kings County Behavioral Health and the Central Valley Suicide Prevention Hotline will host a screening of The S Word.
