Clarissa's Battle: Growth of a Movement is not just a film; it's a call to action.
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Join us on November 16th at 3 pm for a film screening of Clarissa's Battle. This powerful documentary portrays the moving story of one woman's relentless struggle to advocate for improved child care in California. Following the screening, a participatory panel discussion will bring the conversation home to the battle for child care in Connecticut, inviting all individuals to share, learn, and join our movement.
Clarissa's Battle: A Poignant Narrative
Clarissa's Battle delves deep into the life of Clarissa Doutherd, a passionate advocate for better child care in her community. The film encapsulates her challenges, triumphs, and unwavering determination to make a difference. Through her eyes, viewers witness the obstacles faced by families in accessing quality child care, highlighting the urgent need for reform in Connecticut's child care system.
The Panel Discussion: A Platform for Change
Following the screening, a panel discussion will bring together community members, advocates, and legislators to engage in a meaningful dialogue about the state of child care in Connecticut. This event is not just about watching a film; it's about sparking conversations that lead to concrete actions. Legislators are especially encouraged to attend, as their understanding of the issue's impact can drive policy changes that benefit all Connecticut residents.
Join Us and Make a Difference
Everyone is welcome to attend the film screening and/or panel discussion. Whether you are a parent, a provider, a policymaker, or a concerned citizen, your presence matters. Together, we can amplify Connecticut parent's voices and work towards a brighter future for child care in Connecticut.
Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a movement that seeks to transform the child care landscape in our state. Mark your calendars for November 16th at 3 pm at the Friends Center for Children ( Previously the Cine-4) at 25 Flint Street, New Haven, CT.
Film Screening : 3-5pm
Panel Discussion 5-6:30 pm
For those of you who cannot make it to see the movie on the big screen, we can provide you a link to watch at home before the event so you can still come for the panel discussion at 5 pm.
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