Check out this innovative way to reach & inspire your target audience!
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PROJECT #RaiseAwareness offers screenings of the film, No Ordinary Love, to raise awareness of domestic violence. Show this film or film clips with discussion to:
College Students as a Title IX Program
DV Agency Donors & Constituents
Conferences or Summits
DV Awareness Month Event
COMPELLING AUTHENTIC MUST SEE
Film critics and DV advocates alike rave about the award-winning film No Ordinary Love.
Choose In-Person or Virtual Event
Domestic Violence Agencies
Host a movie screening of No Ordinary Love to your donors, constituents, volunteers or community leaders followed by a guided Q&A to show them the complexities of this important issue. Our 12-page Guidebook will help you host a successful event. Your audience will have a better understanding of the work you do when they see on the BIG SCREEN…
how hard it is for victims to leave
how children are directly affected by the abuse
the increased danger when victims try to leave
an authentic look of over 20 issues related to DV
“Wow!
Really amazing work.
I hope it is seen far and wide.”
— Rachel Louise Snyder, Best-selling author, No Visible Bruises &
NCADV 2022 CONFERENCE GUEST SPEAKER
"Once I started watching, I didn’t want to stop.
Finally, a film that gets the dynamics right and authentically addresses survivors’ unique challenges.
I highly recommend this film, and I encourage organizations to use it to engage your communities in meaningful conversations to improve our understanding of these intimate crimes."
— Joanne Archambault, CEO/Founder, End Violence Against Women International
College & University
Title IX Coordinators | Student Life Directors | Campus Police | Greek Life
Are you looking for innovative, informative and entertaining programming to show on your campus?
You’ll fill your auditorium with college students, staff and faculty to watch No Ordinary Love, an award-winning film USA Today calls one of the ‘biggest summer movies'‘ of ‘21.
Follow with a guided Q&A Talkback hosted by campus staff or invite one or both of the filmmakers to engage the audience in this needed conversation. Students will learn how to
Recognize coercive control & digital abuse
See red flags of abusive relationship
Be in a healthy relationship
Support a friend who is in an abusive relationship
Be an active, caring bystander of an abusive scene
Speak up to abusive language & behavior by friends
Contact us to book your event for #DatingViolenceAwarenessMonth or anytime
“As a campus professional who works with survivors of dating violence and domestic violence, No Ordinary Love is a wonderful film to educate and empower students, to learn more about domestic violence and to support someone who may be struggling.”
— Leah Carnahan, Title IX Confidential Advocate, Texas Christian University
This is such an impactful and authentic film. It gripped me from the beginning. I can’t say enough good things about it. I hope everyone sees this movie.
— Joe Peltzer, Title IX Coordinator, Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences
Conference, Summit, Event - Virtual Option
Offer your event attendees the unique opportunity to hear from a filmmaker, advocate, and survivor. The executive producer of No Ordinary Love shares her energy and passion while speaking on multiple topics on domestic violence along with sharing her personal story. She uses film clips to highlight a specific issue of DV, which offers a dynamic way to authentically illustrate the complexities of a survivor’s experience.
Conference on Crimes Against Women 2023
SPIRITUAL ABUSE: Creating Victim-Centered Partnerships & Safe Spaces With Faith Communities
I invite you to join me on Mon., May 22 at 3:30 to hear me talk about the importance of DV advocacy and faith communities to partner together to create greater safety for faith-practicing victims. As First Responders to domestic violence, our faith leaders need training to be a resource and not a roadblock for victims who come to them for support and guidance.
EVAWI Conference Chicago 2023
Spiritual Abuse: Allyships with Faith Communities with Trauma-Informed Faith Leaders
Thank you to all who connected with us at our PROJECT #RaiseAwareness table and at the break-out session (see above). We came away from this conference inspired, awed and energized to continue raising awareness. We’ll be connecting with all who shared their email to see if your organization or community has interest in screening No Ordinary Love. It’s not too early to think about a #DVAM event showing this impactful film and talking with the audience about domestic violence.
To all the domestic violence advocates - be bold and step into the faith community space to create relationships so together we can better serve victims of domestic violence. Host a training specifically for faith leaders so in their role as first responders they will be trauma-informed.
Tracy Rector
Executive Producer, No Ordinary Love
Speaker, Advocate, Survivor
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“You are a very effortless speaker, it comes naturally to you. You’re in command, you’re captivating.”
— Tricia Brouk, Director, Author, Producer, Founder of The Big Talk Academy, Former Executive Producer of TEDXLincolnSquare NYC
“It’s important to embrace the idea abuse is that power-and-control piece. Whether that power and control involves physical abuse or not, it’s still about power and control. And that’s what defines an abusive relationship.” — Tracy Rector Executive Director, PROJECT #RaiseAwareness
Chyna Robinson
Writer, Director, Producer, No Ordinary Love
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“This impactful film is so beautifully shot, so beautifully acted, so beautifully written. I can’t say enough good things about it. Chyna, you’re on my radar; I can’t wait to see what’s next.
— Guy at the Movies podcast
To inquire about hosting an event to screen the film, No Ordinary Love, click below. Complete form, and email to Tracy@project-raiseawareness.com
Screen No Ordinary Love at your event and raise awareness of domestic violence in your area.
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