Seating is limited at this special film event! Click here to reserve your seat(s) in advance. See “TICKETS” below to learn about your options.
Please join us for the first installment in our Lowell CHC film series, exploring the intersection between health, equity, and justice. Our first film, A Place to Breathe, is an award-winning feature length documentary by Michelle Grace Steinberg and Robyn Bykofsky that spotlights our Metta Health Center for Immigrant and Refugee Health, plus many other Lowell places and faces. The film explores the universality of trauma and resilience through the eyes of immigrant and refugee healthcare practitioners and patients.
The evening will include a screening of the film (86 minutes), followed by a panel discussion with experts serving the local immigrant and refugee community, plus those involved with the film itself. Light refreshments will be available throughout.
TICKETS
Tickets are free, but we welcome you to “pay what you can” in support of our Metta Health Center and the film series. If you are planning to attend, please register in advance using the link below (with whatever ticket option you choose). Seating is limited and we want to ensure a comfortable viewing experience for all. Donations, in any amount, can also be made directly through our website.
Questions? Please email our team at development@lchealth.org.
Special thanks to our friends and partners who have made this screening possible: Nancy L. Donahue, Susanne Beaton, Bopha Boutselis, Digital Federal Credit Union, and Joncas Associates.
