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We are actively submitting our film to over 25 film festivals.  Per the terms of the festivals, we will not be able to do a public screening until approximately 6 months after the festival dates. However, we are able to show our friends and family the film. Therefore, please reach out to Gwen@ManagingProjects.org to arrange for your private viewing.  We welcome all new friends, especially those wanting to help the currently unhoused.

Harvard University has expressed the most interest in our film thus far. From private viewings at the Kennedy School of Public Policy, the Chan School of Public Health, and the Design School, to a plethora of student groups, most notably the Global Development Practice student group, we will begin our East Coast tour visiting friends to show them our film to raise awareness in April.

In addition, the Governor's office and Mayor's office of New York (as well as the five boroughs with their delegates) have expressed an interest in private viewings.

We will also do private screenings for our friends in the following cities where we filmed.  We hope each agency will want to partner in doing a fundraiser and most especially to raise awareness for their clients and guests:  

1. Charlottesville, VA

2. Roanoke, VA

3. Washington, DC

4. New York, NY

5. Boston, MA

6. Detroit, MI

7. Chicago, IL

8. Indianapolis, IN

9. Myrtle Beach, SC

10. Columbia, SC

11. Wilmington, NC

As the producer, I wanted to focus on the cities that I was most familiar with and those cities that had the deepest meaning to me in terms of helping the currently unhoused.  Born and raised in the Indianapolis area and having been trafficked by my mother starting at age 4, I endured and was exposed to many atrocious acts against humanity where dozens of innocent homeless people were involved.  Trafficked from Indianapolis to Chicago several times in my childhood, these cities played a pivotal role in my wanting to help as many currently unhoused people that I could.  

Residing in Charlottesville, Virginia and having volunteered for teenage agencies in NYC in my twenties, it was important that we focused on our hometown of Charlottesville and comparable Southeastern cities and communities.

Currently taking courses towards my Masters in Global Development Practice at Harvard, it was also very important to highlight the challenges pertaining to the currently unhoused in Boston.

It is the hope of the Vision Forward Media team that you will be inspired to want to help the currently unhoused, especially in your local community.

We concurrently filmed 3 documentaries to help save money.  The next documentary we are working on, 'Traffikid © ' is an expository documentary on the perils of human trafficking with a focus on child trafficking.  Whereas, 'No Care, Hellth Care © ' focuses on our failed health care system, with a focus on the mental well being crisis in America.  

If you would like to be considered to be a part of the Vision Forward Media team, please reach out to Gwen@ManagingLove.org.

We also film local and international non-profits as well as other ceremonies and events.  Please reach out to inquire about your needs!