Film Screening

We will start off with watching "Fix It," an excellent documentary outlining the benefits of transitioning to a single-payer health care system. We will then have discussion with State Rep. Yousef Rabhi, who will be introducing a Michigan single-payer healthcare bill into the state legislature.

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Join Washtenaw County NOW at the Michigan Theator on opening night to view RBG, the new documentary about Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Documentary is 90 minutes, we will walk to Michigan Creamery (302 S. State St.) afterwards for refreshments to talk about the show! Lets wear purple or your favorite feminist wear to find one another!

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Join It's On Us and United Brody Black Caucus in watching The Hunting Ground, a documentary about the issue of sexual assault on college campuses across the U.S., and the failure of school administrations to listen to survivors and respond to the epidemic adequately. Although Michigan State is not mentioned specifically in the documentary, recent events like the Larry Nassar scandal and the allegation of rape by members of the MSU basketball team prove that sexual assault most certainly occurs on our campus, and has been a problem for many years.

Come join us to watch this one-hour documentary about our broken healthcare system and why single payer universal healthcare is the only answer!

Stay for a Q & A session with former Physicians for a National Health Plan President Susan Steigerwalt, and get signed up and involved in the fight to make universal healthcare a reality in Lansing and in Washington!

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<span><b><span><span>Mar 21</span></span></b> -&nbsp;League of Women Voters present&nbsp;<i>Immigrant Prisons</i>, a Brave New Films production.&nbsp;The film will be followed by a discussion on immigrant issues in our community.

Citizens for Peace presents Kandi Mossett’s impassioned talk at the Bioneers Conference. Ms. Mossett works for the Indigenous Environmental Network and is a leading voice in the fight to bring visibility to the impacts that climate change and environmental injustice are having on indigenous communities. The documentary Equal Means Equal will also be shown. This film makes the strong argument that full legal equality for women has the potential to transform the U.S.

Please join the League of Women Voters for a presentation of
Immigrant Prisons, a Brave New Films production.

The film will be followed by a discussion on immigrant issues in our community.

Screening and short panel discussion on the privatization of education in Michigan.

Panel:
Jason Hackney, Metro Detroit DSA and teacher;
Michelle Fecteau, State Board of Education;
Padma Kuppa, candidate for the State House in the 41st District;
Jamila Martin, 482 Forward

with Metro Detroit DSA, Fems for Change, AFT, Gray Panthers, Jobs with Justice and more

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Join us to watch this new 35-minute film by the good folks at subMedia, "Learning to Resist," and stick around for a discussion.

The event is located in the Applied Technology Center at the GRCC downtown campus right next door to the GRCC library. It is located inside the ATC building in the Auditorium.

Join us for a screening of the documentary film “The 13th”. In this thought provoking film scholars, activist, & politicians analyze the criminalization of African Americans & The US prison boom. There will be a panel discussion which will include city leaders, activist & candidates on how we can fight against this injustice that is occurring.