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Film screening of ‘Lives Worth Living: The Great Fight for Disability Rights’
October 24, 2024 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm
SPARK Kindness, Natick Commission on Disability, Natick is United, and MassNAELA are hosting a screening of “Lives Worth Living: The Great Fight for Disability Rights” followed by a panel discussion on how we can better support disability rights locally.
- Doors open at 6:30pm with an opportunity to connect with community organizations and resources related to disability and special needs advocacy.
- Film screening starts at 7pm (film duration: 56 minutes).
- Panel discussion, including audience Q&A, to immediately follow at 8pm. Panelists include: Dr. Linda Long-Belill (Asst. Professor UMASS), Desiree Forte (Youth Program Manager: Easterseals, MA), Dani Newland (Chair: Natick SEPAC), Marina Shelton (Member: Easterseals MA #TeachDisabilityHistory Campaign Committee), Lori Zalt (Chair: Natick Commission on Disability) and moderator Eric Neudel (Director of Lives Worth Living).
Date: Thursday, October 24th
Time: 6:30 PM
Location: Natick High School Auditorium, 15 West St, Natick
Register by visiting sparkkindness.org for more details.
Accessibility: Live ASL interpretation will be provided. For additional accessibility requests, please contact info@sparkkindness.org.Please send news tips, photos, ideas to natickreport@gmail.com
