Thu, May 09
|Documentary Screening and Discussions
A TREE OF LIFE
The documentary A TREE OF LIFE creates a deeply personal, trauma-informed portrait of the survivors, victims, and victims' family members of the Pittsburgh Synagogue attack, shows the real threats to other groups by white supremacists, and models ways we can come together to keep us all safe.
Time & Location
May 09, 2024, 7:00 PM
Documentary Screening and Discussions
About the event
The documentary A TREE OF LIFE creates a deeply personal, trauma-informed portrait of the survivors, victims, and victims' family members of the Pittsburgh Synagogue attack, shows the real threats to other groups by white supremacists, and models ways we can come together to keep us all safe.
The documentary is rated TV-MA, which may be unsuitable for children under 17. Use your discretion when determining if the film is suitable for you and your family members.
The film is available to screen for free from Thursday, April 25th through Thursday, May 9th.
Watch the film here: https://gooddocs.net/apps/downloads/customers/2940654190725/orders/98262531
Join Habonim on Thursday, May 9th at 7:00pm on Zoom to hear from Audrey Glickman, a survivor of the Tree of Life Synagogue attack.
This film covers a very challenging and difficult event. The 10 27 Healing Partnership has resources available for mental health, antisemitism education, and other written resources to help with grief and trauma.