Screening in Canada–At the Vancouver q-fest!

Posted on June 18, 2013 by shaniAdmin

August 20th, 2013 in Vancouver Canada–director in attendance!

Shani Heckman Speaker Engagements LGBTQ Foster Youth Empowerment, Social Justice Documentary Filmmaking, Educational DVD

Posted on April 19, 2013 by shaniAdmin

Shani Heckman

Amazing Q&A sessions

Posted on February 18, 2013 by shaniAdmin

I HEART Adoption Bumper Sticker Reward for $25 donations

The best part of being with the film when it screens is we get to answer questions and keep the inspirational channel going.

In each city, we always meet a new foster youth and build a new bond on the planet.

we’re so grateful won’t you help us by arranging a screening in your town today? Your local LGBTQ Community Center might want to help, the local university might have a GSA, social justice, social worker, law club that might fund the venue and offer airline miles to bring us to you….

We’ve got 6 digits of production debt that small fundraisers all across America could help eliminate so that we can make more films and create more change.

JOIN US it’s easy..we provide posters, DVD, love and more
fosteryouthfilm@gmail.com

Today is a great day

Posted on December 25, 2012 by LaurenGreene

For sharing!

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Merry Holidays to you no matter how you title it!

If you were thinking of buying a DVD of America’s Most Unwanted–NOW is the time to do it! I’ve set up a fundraising campaign so that you can purchase a DVD while making one available to foster youth for free!

I call it the Buy1 Give1 Campaign
you can contribute and share the campaign to bring attention to the film and the issues we raise HERE
( http://bit.ly/FREE_DVDS )

Honestly, we can not meet this goal without YOUR HELP and this is the MOST IMPORTANT GOAL for the project!

It has been proven over and over, in psychology, through studies of media, that positive images help inspire people towards change in their life--we’ve all witnessed it–and I know that you’ve all told me that you learned a lot about foster youth and felt inspired too from seeing my film.