Documentaries, Drinks & Discussions

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Think book club … but for movie people! Documentaries, Drinks & Discussions are free, monthly gatherings for anyone who enjoys learning through film and community, with a glass of wine (or another choice beverage) in hand. This series always begins with a brief ice-breaking activity to stir discussion and get comfortable. After the film, members break into small, rotating discussion groups to discuss, reflect and share.

  1. Citizen (7/14): Learn about the foundation of citizenship, equal protection and due process promised in the 14th Amendment.

  2. Resistance (8/11): Learn about the backlash to the 14th Amendment: the violence of southern Reconstruction and the leaders that refused to give up.

  3. Wait (9/8): Learn about the leaders and advocates of the 1960’s Civil Rights Movement, and the pivotal moments that changed the minds of millions of Americans.

  4. Control (10/13): Learn about the fight for women’s bodily autonomy and how the 14th Amendment paved the road to Roe v Wade.

  5. Love (Tuesday, 10/10): Learn about the expansion of the 14th Amendment to protect marriage equality through the 2015 Supreme Court ruling of Hodges v Obergefell.

  6. Promise (12/8): Learn about the 14th Amendment’s protections for immigrants, as our courts continue to challenge its promise.

Think book club … but for movie people! Documentaries, Drinks & Discussions are free, monthly gatherings for anyone who enjoys learning through film and community, with a glass of wine (or another choice beverage) in hand. This series always begins with a brief ice-breaking activity to stir discussion and get comfortable. After the film, members break into small, rotating discussion groups to discuss, reflect and share.

  1. Citizen (7/14): Learn about the foundation of citizenship, equal protection and due process promised in the 14th Amendment.

  2. Resistance (8/11): Learn about the backlash to the 14th Amendment: the violence of southern Reconstruction and the leaders that refused to give up.

  3. Wait (9/8): Learn about the leaders and advocates of the 1960’s Civil Rights Movement, and the pivotal moments that changed the minds of millions of Americans.

  4. Control (10/13): Learn about the fight for women’s bodily autonomy and how the 14th Amendment paved the road to Roe v Wade.

  5. Love (Tuesday, 10/10): Learn about the expansion of the 14th Amendment to protect marriage equality through the 2015 Supreme Court ruling of Hodges v Obergefell.

  6. Promise (12/8): Learn about the 14th Amendment’s protections for immigrants, as our courts continue to challenge its promise.