SUPPORTING BODY AUTONOMY, SAFETY AND HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPs.
SCREEN IN YOUR COMMUNITY
Praise for My Body to Love.
ABOUT
MY BODY TO LOVE is a PBS KVIE supported compilation of short documentary film stories that use intimate first person “confessions” from young people to delve into bodies, relationships, safety and sexuality. The films offer valuable perspectives and insights for adults seeking to support their growing teenagers in developing safe and healthy relationships with themselves and others.
My Body to Love (27 mins) is designed to be watched in a SCREENING & SHARING community event so that the stories in the films can be discussed and reflected upon by the audience members in a meaningful way.
The community events go deeper into the following topics: Healthy Relationships, Changing Bodies, Sexuality and Identity, Values & Culture and Digital Safety.
Join the CIRCLE OF FUNDERS
The MY BODY TO LOVE stories are being produced thanks to our amazing Circle of Funders who believe in the power of personal storytelling to support young people achieve body autonomy. We continue to raise funds for episodes in production, as well as for our impact campaign.
You can donate to the project here, or contact us to make a tax deductible donation. Email us with any questions at info@zenoandamo.com
MY BODY TO LOVE Connections -
A Screening & Sharing Event
The My Body to Love Connections event is designed to build trust and empathy within parent groups, and provide perspectives and insights on how to nurture frequent and honest conversations that fuel healthy and safe relationships for their children.
The short documentary films in MY BODY TO LOVE use the power of personal stories to reflect on universal themes of sexuality, belonging, acceptance and relationships. The sharing circle helps extend those insights to real life situations.
Over 85% of audience members leave the event feeling like they have more tools and greater commitment to talk about “Healthy vs Unhealthy relationships” with their children.
And over 60% of audience members say they will talk more openly & frequently about sex & sexuality with their children and cultivate themselves as “trusted adults” after the event.
We offer two options for screenings.
Sharing Circle: We recommend having 8-20 adults in attendance for a screening + sharing circle. We find this format works well for groups of friends, members of a book club, co-workers or a group that is familiar with each other.
Community Screening: Recommended for groups of 30+. Whether a movie theater experience, a community event at a school’s MPR or an online event, our team will make it easy for you to host a screening and conduct a Q&A. This works well for conferences, schools’ parent nights, church/temple events, library events etc.
Inquire here about a Screening & Sharing Event
Attend our Upcoming Event at Burlingame Public Library
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