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Come to the first-ever Santa Cruz County screening of the extraordinary new documentary "Going Inside: Empathy in Action" at the Resource Center for Nonviolence! Going Inside is a powerful documentary that takes viewers inside the walls of a California prison, where something extraordinary is happening. Incarcerated men sit in circle with everyday citizens for eight weeks of deep dialogue, exploring trauma, accountability, healing, and hope. This isn’t a performance or reality show —it’s a raw and authentic exchange between people who might otherwise never meet.
Filmed at the Correctional Training Facility, Soledad, a level 2-3 prison in Central California, the program shows what’s possible when we break down barriers and build bridges of empathy.
Join us for a special screening of this moving film, followed by a conversation with program founder, Megan McDrew and formerly incarcerated Empathy in Action participants.
Sunday, March 29
Resource Center for Nonviolence
612 Ocean St., Santa Cruz, CA 95060
2pm - Doors Open
2:30 - Film Starts
Q&A to Follow
Sponsored by:
Center for Spiritual Living Santa Cruz
Resource Center for Nonviolence
Transformative Justice Center
Conflict Resolution Center
Peace United Church of Christ
Space is limited, please RSVP
$10-$20 donation suggested at the door but any and all contributions welcome and nobody turned away for lack of funds.
All proceeds go towards the Empathy in Action prison program.
Find out more about the film at
www.transformativejusticecenter.org
Trigger warning: Stories of violence and abuse. Not suitable for children. Use discretion.
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Resource Center for Nonviolence, 612 Ocean Street,Santa Cruz,CA,United States
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