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["Storm, Rachel Lauren" <>]

Absolutely! And admittedly I didn't read the list super closely to double 
check any duplicates, my apologies. We screen Once Were Warriors in 
collaboration with our Native American House, a sister unit of our office. 
The last time we screened it, a postdoctoral researcher who was Maori led 
part of our talk-back. There's great opportunity with Once Were Warriors to 
have a deep discussion about barriers to seeking support and the intersection 
of structural/interpersonal violence. 

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Subject: Re: Movie Recommendations

Thanks Rachel.  I thought I had Once Were Warriors on there.  Maybe it fell 
off. I’ll make sure it’s back on there, plus add these others. I strongly 
recommend it but it can be intensely triggering. Very violent but with a 
purpose. So you need to make sure that there’s a big trigger warning plus 
lots of debriefing time afterwards.
Claire

 
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She, her, hers
Program Director, Gender Violence and Social Change List Manager, SAPC Maxine 
Platzer Lynn Women’s Center University of Virginia Delivery address: Emmet 
House/McCormick Road PO Box 800588 Charlottesville VA 22908-0588
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On 6/8/17, 12:19 PM, "Storm, Rachel Lauren" 
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 wrote:

>This is a great list! I'd love to recommend:
>
>Documentaries:
>No Way Out But One (about a family seeking asylum from DV/CSA) The Mask 
>You Live In  (about masculinity and violence) Crime After Crime (about 
>the case of Debbie Peagler) Power and Control (not the series; the 
>documentary) The Children Next Door (DV/CSA)
>
>
>Feature Films:
>Once Were Warriors (DV/CSA; intersections of structural/interpersonal 
>violence in seeking support) What Becomes of the Broken-Hearted (sequel 
>to the above film) The Waitress (as "lighthearted" as a DV film can be; 
>empowering)
>
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Kaplan, Claire Naomi (cnk2r) 
>[mailto:]
>Sent: Thursday, June 08, 2017 9:56 AM
>To: Staten, Abdul 
><>;
> Sexual Assault Program 
>Coordinators' Listserv 
><>
>Subject: Re: Movie Recommendations
>
>Abdul,
>I’m attaching a list of films (definitely needs updating) that might be of 
>some use.
>Best,
>Claire
>
>————
>Claire N Kaplan, PhD
>She, her, hers
>Program Director, Gender Violence and Social Change List Manager, SAPC 
>Maxine Platzer Lynn Women’s Center University of Virginia Delivery 
>address: Emmet House/McCormick Road PO Box 800588 Charlottesville VA 
>22908-0588
>434-982-2774
>http://womenscenter.virginia.edu/gender-violence-and-social-change/
>@clairskyk
>
>
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>On 6/7/17, 4:26 PM, "Staten, Abdul" 
><>
> wrote:
>
>>Hi colleagues,
>>
>>In working on a film series for October, can anyone recommend movie titles 
>>whose themes/central messages are connected to relationship violence? The 
>>more current, the better, although we certainly would welcome older titles.
>>
>>Thanks in advance!
>>
>>~Abdul
>>
>>Abdul Staten, MA
>>Prevention Coordinator
>>Columbia University
>>Sexual Violence Response & Rape Crisis/Anti-Violence Support Center 
>>Lerner Hall, 700
>>Office: (212) 854-2136
>>Main: (212) 854-3500
>>
>>