Reply to "Hosting Paper Tigers without pre-screening?"

Joanne SampsonMember

I have seen the film and it is powerful. Many of the students in the film are survivors of sexual trauma (and other forms of trauma), so it would be important to know that no matter who your audience is, you will have survivors in the room. A "trigger" warning is something to consider, that is, some kind of statement before the screening to advise that some content might be upsetting. Encourage people to self-care, and provide some resources (local, national rape-crisis hot-lines, suicide hot-lines, etc.). The film does not reflect members of the LGBTQ+ community, so that might be something to discuss, address post-screening.

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