The National Alliance on Mental Illness Southern Arizona (NAMI SA) and The Loft Cinema will host a screening of The S Word. A panel discussion with local experts will follow the film. There will also be a resources table at the theater.
NAMI Santa Fe (National Alliance on Mental Illness) in collaboration with Executive Producer Cheryl Brown will host a screening of The S Word at the Center for Contemporary Arts (CCA) Cinematheque. A food and beverage reception will precede the film showing and a Q&A panel discussion with local experts will follow.
NAMI Santa Fe (National Alliance on Mental Illness) in collaboration with Executive Producer Cheryl Brown will host a screening of The S Word at the Center for Contemporary Arts (CCA) Cinematheque.
Antioch College is hosting a free screening of The S Word that is open to the public. The event is sponsored by Yellow Springs Human Relations Commission and 365 Project.
Cal Poly Pomona's Campus Health and Wellbeing will host a screening of The S Word followed by a panel discussion. The screening is for CPP students, staff and faculty only.
A free community screening of The S Word will be presented at the Performing Arts Center followed by a panel discussion featuring Lisa and local mental health experts.
The University of Pennsylvania Counseling and Psychological Services is hosting a free screening of The S Word.
The Tennessee Psychological Association will host a screening of the one-hour version of The S Word at their state convention followed by a one hour lecture on suicide prevention issues.
The Entrepreneurs' Organization of Kansas City is hosting a screening of The S Word for their members. Director Lisa Klein will lead a Q & A following the film.
SAMHSA'S Garrett Lee Smith Eastern Kentucky University Suicide Awareness and Focus on Education Grant (EKU SAFE) and EKU National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Club will present a free screening of The S Word.
Modoc County Health Services is presenting a free screening of The S Word for the community.
Modoc County Health Services is presenting a free screening of The S Word for the community.
The Idaho Suicide Prevention Hotline is hosting their 6th Anniversary Fundraiser featuring a screening of The S Word. Ticket price includes post-film Q & A with film director Lisa Klein, appetizers & no-host bar.
Hoag Hospital will present a screening of The S Word followed by a discussion with director Lisa Klein.
Jewish Family Service, a member of the Kim Foundation's Metro Area Suicide Prevention Coalition, will host a screening of The S Word followed by a panel discussion. Director Lisa Klein will participate in the Q & A via Skype.
There will be a free screening of The S Word as part of the Festival of New American Theatre’s day on mental wellness. Susan Berk, an Executive Producer of The S Word, will introduce the film and participate in the panel discussion.
Director Lisa Klein will present The S Word followed by a Q & A at the 5th Annual Women of Resilience Conference in Santa Fe. The conference runs from February 14-17, 2019.
The Asian American Cultural Center will host a screening of The S Word.
Keene State College Counseling Center is co-sponsoring a screening of The S Word followed by a panel discussion featuring Director Lisa Klein.
Feed and Be Fed is hosting a screening of The S Word followed by a Q & A with director Lisa Klein.
The CGU Wellness Initiative will present a free screening of The S Word followed by a panel discussion featuring director Lisa Klein.
We are thrilled to be part of the AFS program that will bring The S Word to Lithuania for ten screenings beginning April 15th - April 19th. Director Lisa Klein will participate in panel discussions at various screenings.
A free community screening of The S Word will be followed by a panel discussion.
The Redondo Beach Council PTA is sponsoring a screening of The S Word followed by a panel discussion featuring director Lisa Klein. Jean Toh and Ann Taylor, who are featured in the film, will also take part in the discussion.
The S Word will be screened at 5:30 pm on May 3rd at the first annual LGBT Mental Healthcare Conference in Richmond, Kentucky.
