The subject matter: gun violence
Film:
All The Empty Rooms
Joshua Seftel’s emotionally gripping 33-minute doc follows news correspondent Steve Hartman and photographer Lou Bopp as they embark on a multi-year journey documenting the empty bedrooms of children lost to school shootings, laying bare the realities of forgotten families grappling with grief and loss.
Nonprofit:
Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions
The Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions addresses gun violence as a public health emergency. The Center conducts rigorous, objective research and drives evidence-based solutions that save lives and advance health equity. With a legacy of over 30 years of advancing policy, research, and advocacy, the Center continues to be the nation’s most trusted source of solutions grounded in data, compassion, and justice. Subject Matter’s grant will help the Center use research to drive solutions to save lives with advocacy efforts in states across the country.
Audience:
Donate/Host
Inspired audiences are invited to join us in creating a positive community action in response to All the Empty Rooms.
Please consider hosting a screening for your community or donating to our campaign for Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions. Or dive deeper with this panel discussion.
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All The Empty Rooms received a $25,000 grant to reach more audiences and support their impact and outreach efforts. Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions received a $25,000 grant to support their bold goal to reduce gun violence 30% by 2030.
Subject Matter participated in All the Empty Rooms’ Hamptons International Film Festival screenings.
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