The Osborne Center for Hope and Harriet Tubman Center for Justice and Peace offer a day-long program on November 14th “to show how people can cultivate the hope they need for flourishing lives and careers.” Belonging documentary will be shown as part of the program.
The Osborne Center for Hope, Auburn New York
Join us Saturday October 17 or Sunday October 18 from 2pm-4pm at Greenbelt Municipal Center when we screen and discuss Belonging. Tickets available at FILM FREEWAY. Professor Adrienne Carter-Sowell, University of Oklahoma, and Director Ruth Thomas Suh will be at both screenings for the ‘talk back.’
We’re honored to be a part of the inaugural Broken Arrow Film Festival. Join us Saturday October 3rd to watch ‘Belonging’, post-screening panel will follow. (Add on: we were hugely honored to win ‘Best Okie Made Documentary!)
Spiritual Thriving in Diverse Familes Summit, July 13-15 2026
Mater Dolorosa Passionist Retreat Center, Sponsored by Search Institute
Private Screening
Gene Roehlkepartain, Search Institute, and Amanda Harrist, emeritus professsor Oklahoma State University, lead post screening discussion.
BELONGING Free Event DECEMBER 3RD 7PM Eastern time
Join us for a free online screening of Belonging (run time 57 mins). Please go to https://watch.showandtell.film/preview/belonging and register with your school or organization affiliation. Stay after for a live post-screening panel discussion with special guests. One viewing ticket per registration.
“Belonging” will screen as part of an educator symposium at Louisiana Tech University with the School of Human Ecology and the Education and Research in Children's Health (ENRICH) Center — “an evening dedicated to fostering connection, awareness, and support for children and families in the region.”
Post-screening Q&A with Amanda Harrist PhD, emeritus professor, Oklahoma State University Department of Human Development and Family Science.
