The First Unitarian Universalist Society held an in person and virtual screening in San Francisco, coordinated by Melvin Starks and Larry Dano. The Society is a welcoming community to all who seek a congregation grounded in love, committed to caring for one another, supporting one another in spiritual growth, and dedicated to building a compassionate, just and sustainable world. Their Sensible Cinema series provides informative and provocative films that speak to issues of social justice, serving UUSF and the community.

Jaydee Hanson

Ecumenical Advocacy Days the largest annual gathering in the U.S. of the Progressive Catholic orders and Liberal Protestants. A Dangerous Idea was screened during their film festival — with a discussion about the continuing eugenics uses of genetic engineering. Special Guest: Filmmaker Stephanie Welch.

This DEAI series virtual workshop included clips from the film and a discussion with panelists:

Osagie K. Obasogie, UC Berkeley bioethicist; Marcy Darnovsky, executive director at the Center for Genetics and Society; and A Dangerous Idea filmmaker Stephanie Welch.

Hosted by The Institute for Ethical Leadership and Social Responsibility

Thanks to all who participated in this virtual panel discussion which featured: William H. Tucker, Emeritus Professor of Psychology at Rutgers University; Milton Reynolds, Bay Area Career Educator, Author, Equity and Inclusion Consultant and Activist; Agustín Fuentes, Professor of Anthropology at the University of Notre Dame; and Stephanie Welch, Director and Co-Writer of A Dangerous Idea.

Thank you to everyone who attended this free screening, sponsored by the Monterey Peace and Justice Center and the Peace Coalition of Monterey County.

Jonathan Marks

Thanks to all who attended this screening and panel discussion featuring: Agustín Fuentes, Professor of Anthropology at the University of Notre Dame; Jonathan Marks, Professor of Anthropology at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte; Stephanie Welch, Director and Co-Writer of A Dangerous Idea; and Ann Skinner-Jones, Creative Director of A Dangerous Idea.

Agustín Fuentes

Thanks to all who attended this screening and panel discussion featuring Agustín Fuentes, Professor of Anthropology at the University of Notre Dame, and Stephanie Welch, Director and Co-Writer of A Dangerous Idea.

 Andrew Kimbrell

Thanks to everyone who attended this screening! The screening was followed by a panel discussion featuring A Dangerous Idea’s co-creators and executive producers: Mary R. Morgan, psychotherapist, teacher, author, activist, and philanthropist; Andrew Kimbrell, internationally recognized public interest attorney, public speaker, and author.

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Thank you to everyone who attended this screening and participated in the discussion!

Joseph Levin

Presented by the Southern Poverty Law Center

Thanks to all who came out to this screening and panel discussion featuring Joseph Levin, co-founder of the Southern Poverty Law Center; Rabbi Scott Looper of Temple Beth Or in Montgomery; and A Dangerous Idea‘s director and co-writer Stephanie Welch.

Dorothy Roberts

Presented by the National Constitution Center

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Thanks to all who attended this screening and expert panel discussion moderated by Andrew Kimbrell, Executive Director and Co-Writer, with special guests Ignacio Chapela, UC Berkeley Assoc. Professor, Dept. of Environmental Science, Policy & Management; Marcy Darnovsky, Director of the Center for Genetics and Society; Milton Reynolds, Educator and Activist, Jay Joseph, Clinical Psychologist.

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This sold-out screening was followed by a discussion and Q&A featuring A Dangerous Idea‘s Executive Director and Co-writer Andrew Kimbrell, Director Stephanie Welch, Producer Jed Riffe, Editor Maureen Gosling. Thanks to all who attended and participated in the discussion!

Thank you!

Thank you to everyone who came to this sold-out screening and participated in the discussion and Q&A with Executive Director and Co-writer Andrew Kimbrell, Director and Co-writer Stephanie Welch, Producer Jed Riffe, Editor Maureen Gosling.

Garland Allen

Presented by the American Historical Association

Agustín Fuentes

Presented by:
Bullfrog Films
The American Anthropological Association
The Society for Visual Anthropology

Barbara Katz Rothman

Panel featuring: Dr. Barbara Katz Rothman, Professor of Sociology, Public Health, Disability Studies and Women’s Studies at CUNY; Stuart Newman, Professor of Cell Biology and Anatomy at New York Medical College; Andrew Kimbrell, Executive Producer and Co-Writer of A Dangerous Idea.

Patricia J. Williams

Panel featuring: Robert E. Pollack, PhD, Professor of Biological Sciences, Columbia University; Patricia J. Williams, J.D., James L. Dohr Professor of Law, Columbia University School of Law; Mary R. Morgan, Executive Producer of A Dangerous Idea. Moderator: Irwin Garfinkel, PhD, Interim Dean and Mitchell I. Ginsberg Professor of Contemporary Urban Problems, Columbia School of Social Work.

Cinema Village

Theatrical Premier
Thanks to all who attended and participated in the Q&A sessions!

Judith Goldstein

Presented by:
Humanity in Action
Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History

Thanks to all who attended this screening and participated in the Q&A with Executive Producer and Co-writer Andrew Kimbrell, and Judith Goldstein, Executive Director of Humanity in Action.

This screening was presented by Humanity in Action’s John Lewis Fellowship, which aims to support community engagement and restorative justice to tackle pressing issues regarding civil rights, public health and urban development.

Elaine Riddick

Presented by:
Humanity in Action’s
John Lewis Fellowship

Panel featuring: Elaine Riddick, executive director, Rebecca Project for Justice; Paul Lombardo, author of Three generations, No Imbeciles; the film’s co-writer and Executive Producer Andrew Kimbrell. Moderator: Judith Goldstein from Humanity in Action.

The film will be presented by Humanity in Action’s John Lewis Fellowship, which aims to support community engagement and restorative justice to tackle pressing issues regarding civil rights, public health and urban development.

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Presented by:
Global Studies Association of North America Conference