Community Screening
Promote your screening
Click to download any of the Little Stones resources below.
Editable Event Flyer (8.5"x11"). We suggest you print this flyer on brightly colored paper using black ink.
Little Stones Press Kit, including synopsis, filmmaker and artist bios
High Resolution Stills from the documentary
Event Postcards (5"x7"). We suggest you add a return address label to the lower right corner, printed with details specific to your event, including screening time and location.
Social Media Optimized Cards to help promote your event
Sample Social Media Copy to help promote your event
Host a meaningful event
Download the full Community Screening Resources, or the specific section you're interested in below.
Little Stones Full Community Screening Resources
Editable Film Screening Event Program
(8.5"x11", double sided)
Little Stones Community Discussion Guide
TAKE ACTION
Little Stones Take Action! Resource Guide
Learn how to become a stone in the mosaic of the women's movement.
Graphic Design Workshop:
How Can Design Make People Think & Care?
Spoken Word Workshop:
How Can Poetry Make People Think & Care?
University & K-12 Educational
Lessons and workshops are designed to be used individually in conjunction with the feature documentary "Little Stones", or sequentially for a more immersive experience.
Download the full 156-page educational toolkit, or the specific resources you're interested in below.
Little Stones Full Educational Toolkit
Little Stones Classroom Discussion Guide
Lesson 1: Where do the Women in Little Stones Live?
Lesson 2: How Does Art Express Identity?
Lesson 3: What is Gender-Based Violence?
Lesson 4: Culture and the Roots of Gender-Based Violence
Lesson 5: The Law vs. Gender-Based Violence
Lesson 6: How Does Money Lead to Gender-Based Violence?
Lesson 7: Popular Music and the Objectification of Women
Lesson 8: Challenging Gender-Based Violence in Our Communities
Final Project: Inspiring Action
Graphic Design Workshop:
How Can Design Make People Think & Care?
Spoken Word Workshop:
How Can Poetry Make People Think & Care?
Little Stones Take Action! Resource Guide
Learn how to become a stone in the mosaic of the women's movement.
CONTENT WARNING
Little Stones deals with different forms of gender-based violence, and the content may be triggering to survivors and generally upsetting to others.
If you are hosting a community, campus, or classroom screening of the film, please make sure you have a plan in place to support survivors.
Here are a few ideas to get you started:
- Read and/or display the content warning at your event, which can be found in the Editable Event Program
- Invite a counselor or trained volunteer from a local resource center
- If a local organization cannot send a counselor or volunteer to your screening, they may be able to provide pamphlets which can be set out on tables at the event and mentioned in your trigger warning
- Print the GET HELP page of the Little Stones Take Action! Resource Guide, which has a few national resources for survivors
Thank you.
We are grateful to our partners and funders who made these free educational resources possible.
The Little Stones Educational resources were developed by the University of Michigan School of Education's Center for Education Design, Evaluation and Research (CEDER) in collaboration with the 501c3 non-profit organization Driftseed, which seeks to build a better world for women and girls through documentary storytelling.
Funding for the creation of these materials was provided by the Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs, the University of Michigan Center for the Education of Women, and the Verizon Wireless HopeLine program.
