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Join us for a special screening of Screenagers-Elementary Edition, the groundbreaking documentary exploring the impact of screen time on kids and teens. Stay for an exclusive Q&A with director and local physician, Dr. Delaney Ruston, to dive deeper into this critical issue. Don’t miss this engaging and insightful community event! This film is appropriate for elementary aged children, so bring the family to learn together. Screenagers-Elementary Edition takes place THIS Sunday, October 6th, 5:30 PM at our Historic Admiral Theater. Please purchase tickets in advance here farawayentertainment.com/movie/screenagers. This event is sponsored by the Lafayette PTA but is open to our greater Seattle community. Lafayette PTA will be using funds raised from ticket sales to purchase copies of The Anxious Generation for families to read leading up to another parent education event on this topic at Gatewood Elementary, Tuesday, January 28, 2025 6:30-8.
Meaningful Movies West Seattle has our new home and things are back in action.
The first movie since COVID will be an informational movie and discussion about the life for our unhoused community.
The name of the movie is: STORIES OF US: CAMP SECOND CHANCE.
Date and time: October 19th at 6:30
Location: Westside Unitarian Universalist Congregation
Address: 7141 California Ave SW
You can see the trailer at: STORIES OF US: CAMP SECOND CHANCE | Meaningful Movies Project
There is no cost, however, donations are appreciated to help support the program.
Join us in person for this important film about our local unhoused community.
In this powerful award-winning film, director Melinda Raebyne embeds herself one winter at West Seattle’s only tiny-house village, Camp Second Chance, challenging public ignorance and humanizing a population that locals would rather neglect, sharing with you some of their personal stories and her actual experience of what it’s like to be homeless.