Admission: Free
A Place Where I Belong - Documentary Screening

A Place Where I Belong - Documentary Screening
Overview
Please register for this free award-winning documentary film screening of "A Place Where I Belong". The director of the film will be in attendance! There will be an audience talkback with local experts and the filmmaker. Everyone is welcome, no one will be turned away. If your plans change after registering, please cancel your ticket so that others can attend in your place.
With thanks to the City of Vancouver and the Communities and Artists Shifting Culture Grant.
Film Synopsis:
Facing a system that fails to recognize their full humanity, six 2SLGBTQIA+ people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities (I/DD) fight for visibility, love, and freedom through Connecting Queer Communities, a radical program that’s at risk of disappearing. Through CQC, the protagonists find safety and solidarity while exploring their sexual desire and gender. People with I/DD are often excluded from queer community by their caregivers’ discomfort with their sexuality, segregated from society to the point where they don’t have the experience to describe their queer identity. CQC models for the world how inclusivity can transform lives so that everyone can find a place where they belong.
6:30pm - Doors open
7:00pm - Short Welcome & Film starts
8:15pm - Drag Performance
8:30pm - 30-min talkback with guests/experts
9:00 - End of Event
This event includes:
ASL Interpretation
closed captions for the film
wheelchair accessibility
& a low-stim area
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- Accessible parking
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accessible washroom

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St. Andrew's Wesley United Church
1022 Nelson St #100, Vancouver, BC V6E 4S7, Canada
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Grade: ~ out of 100