We’re thrilled to announce that the Nebraska Library Commission will be helping to make online screenings of “Visions of Warriors” available through Nebraska libraries. According to their site, the Nebraska Library Commission “is part of the executive branch of the state government” and “responsible for the statewide promotion, development and coordination of library services.” The Commission “works with all types of libraries—public, school, college and university, special and institutional libraries.” To help veterans who are at even more risk because of COVID-19, we’re offering online screenings of our documentary at no charge to libraries, universities, veterans organizations, and mental health organizations. We also include many free resources: a Press Kit, a Discussion Guide, a “How to Organize a Screening” Guide, and a “How to Set Up an Online Screening and Q&A” Guide. In addition, we provide extensive support to participants. The veteran suicide rate has increased significantly since the pandemic had started. Hopefully, our film can be part of a collective effort to reach out and assist veterans during this difficult time. Thank you to Rod Wagner and the Nebraska Library Commission for their generous support!
To learn more about the program:
http://nlcblogs.nebraska.gov/nlcblog/2020/10/30/visions-of-warriors-documentary-for-nebraska-libraries/
To learn more about the Nebraska Library Commission:
http://www.nlc.nebraska.gov/
THE NEBRASKA LIBRARY COMMISSION TO HELP MAKE “VISIONS OF WARRIORS” AVAILABLE THROUGH NEBRASKA LIBRARIES
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