Teach!

Friday, July 17th from 6:30PM - 8:30PM

Join us for a virtual screening and panel discussion of LOVE, JOY & POWER: TOOLS FOR LIBERATION.

This energetic, heartwarming, and sometimes scary documentary dives deep into the role that Black Voters Matter Fund played in empowering African American voters to help flip a deeply southern state from red to blue during the height of the pandemic. Let's learn from their endeavors!

About LOVE, JOY & POWER: TOOLS FOR LIBERATION

LOVE, JOY & POWER: TOOLS FOR LIBERATION (LJP) is a feature length documentary about the co-founders of the Black Voters Matter Fund, Cliff Albright, April England Albright and LaTosha Brown, the work they do to empower African American communities especially in the rural south, and the crucial role they played in flipping Georgia from red to blue in the 2020 Presidential election and the 2021 Georgia Senate Runoffs.

The film also delves into the backlash and the terrifying, racially based threats they faced while doing this vitally important work.

Love, Joy & Power is more than a documentary. It's a call to action, a roadmap for organizing and a reminder that ordinary people have the power to change history.

Love, Joy & Power

VIRTUAL Screening on

Friday, July 17th

from 6:30PM - 8:30PM

Register to Attend the Virtual Screening

or check below

to see where you can watch in person

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Want to watch in person?

Check the compiled events below to see if there's a watch party in your area.

MORE IN PERSON LOCATIONS COMING SOON!

Don't see an event in your area and want to host?

If you'd like to host an official watch party, reach out to us at events@bindivisible.org. Check out the toolkit below for help running a successful watch party!

or Register to Attend the Virtual Screening

Teach Toolkit

Use this toolkit to help host a virtual viewing of LOVE, JOY & POWER: TOOLS FOR LIBERATION on Friday, July 17th at 6:30pm EST.
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Want to host an official
virtual watch party?


Reach out to
events@bindivisible.org

Icon of a globe with a graduation hat Teach Toolkit

What's included:

  • Organizing and Hosting FAQ
  • Discussion questions for your group
  • Post-event email template
  • Voter Pledge
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Need more activism materials?
Check out our Resources page

Good Trouble is inherently...
Good. So be good out there!

A core principle behind Good Trouble Lives On mass-ively is a commitment to nonviolent action.

We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values and to act lawfully at these events.

Weapons of any kind, including those legally permitted, should not be brought to events.