Virtual & In-Person Screenings
As part of the Outreach & Engagement Campaign for CURED, co-directors Bennett Singer and Patrick Sammon are partnering with LGBTQ groups, mental health organizations, historical societies, academic institutions, and community groups to host private screenings of the film. With COVID-19 still on the radar, all the screenings right now are virtual. If in-person screenings become possible during the year ahead, the team will shift its plans and may also offer hybrid events with both an in-person and virtual component. In the meantime, the producers are using a software platform (called Show&Tell) to connect with audiences that allows them to offer as many private virtual screenings as can be arranged (and funded). Each screening is co-branded with the host organization, and hosts have the option of recording a short video to introduce the film and welcome their members to the screening event.
For each private screening event, CURED is available for a week on Show&Tell, so viewers can stream the film at their leisure. Near the end of the screening window, a live Q&A takes place on Zoom featuring a panel of experts and members of the film team. As in traditional Q&As, audience members are able to ask questions of the panelists and engage in an interactive discussion. The filmmakers collaborate with the co-host of each screening event to assemble a panel of their choosing that matches the goals of the event. Show&Tell allows screenings to be free, ticketed, or supported by donations. Here are details about how the platform works.
Please contact the filmmakers for more information about hosting a virtual screening for your organization.

Upcoming Virtual & In-Person Screenings
Organizations that have hosted or are scheduled to host a screening in the months ahead:
American Association for the History of Medicine Annual Meeting
AASLH (American Association for State and Local History) 2021 Annual Meeting
American Psychiatric Association Foundation
Art with Impact
Born Perfect
Dutch Psychiatric Association
Eastern Michigan University
Equitas Health
Family Counseling Center of the Finger Lakes
The Forum on Workplace Inclusion 33rd Annual Conference
Frames of Mind (Screening Series) – Cinematheque – in Vancouver, BC
Friends of LebMASH
Historical Society of Pennsylvania
2021 History of Science Society Annual Meeting
The History Project (Boston)
Juneau Suicide Prevention Coalition
LebMASH
LGBTQ Virtual Health Care Conference — Indiana University
The Loft Community Center
MadFreedom
Mattachine Society of Washington, DC
Medical Student Pride Alliance
The Mental Health & Addiction Association of Oregon Peerpocalypse Conference 2021
Midwestern History Association 2021 Conference
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Bucks County
NAMI Clackamas
NAMI North Carolina
NAMI Maryland
NAMI New Hampshire
NAMI Wisconsin
The National Association for Multicultural Education (NAME)
National Council for History Education
New York City Health & Hospitals
Out Professionals
The Outwords Archive
PFLAG
- Rainbow History Project
Rainbow Youth Alliance
Royal College of Psychiatrists
Society of American Archivists Annual Meeting
Southeast Idaho Area Health Education Center
Spektral Quartet
Transforming Care Conference
The Trevor Project
University of Nebraska Medical Center