Safe Haven of Greater Waterbury is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will be showing the film to youth in community organizations in order to facilitate conversations on healthy and safe relationships.

North Metropolitan Tafe is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will be using the film in professional development courses.

Lumina Alliance is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will use the film to show teens what dating violence can look like beyond physical abuse, including emotional abuse, coercive control, and more.

The Portland VA Medical Center is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will use the film to educate their staff on the impacts of IPV that Veterans tend to experience.

Sign Language Interpreting Professionals (SLIP) is partnering with Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf and The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will use the film with Deaf students to provide education and awareness on abuse and healthy versus unhealthy relationships.

Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf is partnering with Sign Language Interpreting Professionals (SLIP) and The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will use the film with Deaf students to provide education and awareness on abuse and healthy versus unhealthy relationships.

Stand Up Placer is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will use the film for staff and volunteer training purposes, in addition to their biannual crisis intervention training for new volunteers

Wednesday, October 9th

7pm Central / 8pm Eastern

The Illinois Coalition Against Domestic Violence is hosting a film night fundraiser via Zoom, screening The Last Drop and featuring prominent speakers like Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker, US Senator Dick Durbin, Miss Kansas, and more.

The Colorado Department of Public Safety - Office of Domestic Violence and Sex Offender Management is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will use the film for Conferences, trainings, and to show their stakeholders.

The 52 FW Integrated Resilience Office is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will provide educational forums/ trainings within the community to help agencies and resiliency trainers bring awareness to domestic abuse/violence.

The Domestic Violence Program of Herkimer County is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will be using the film for community education on relationship safety, coercive control, abuse prevention, and more.

The IPPW/5 BW Minot Air Force Base is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. This film will be presented across the installation for education and to ellict discussion on healthy relationships and Domestic Violence.

Healing Minds Counseling is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will use this film as a training tool for staff and other therapists to illustrate the survivor perspective and show what coercive control and non-physical Domestic Violence can look like.

The Center for Prevention of Abuse is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will use the film as an educational tool for students in their community, to teach about abuse prevention, healthy relationships, and more.

The VA Puget Sound Health Care System is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They plan to educate staff about IPV so that they may better help Veterans experiencing IPV. They may also use the film as a part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month campaigns.

October 24th, 2024

6:00 PM - 8:00 PM CT

Turning Point is hosting a screening on October 24th at 6pm Central. They will show the film at their local community college to raise awareness about domestic violence, specifically with youth.

November 4th, 2024

7:00 PM - 8:30 PM EST

Montclair Film connects global filmmakers with audiences in a diverse, culturally vibrant community by presenting films and year-round programs that engage, entertain and educate through the power of visual storytelling. They will share the film with their community to spread important information about abuse prevention.

October 16th, 2024

5:00 PM - 8:00 PM Pacific

PREVAIL is hosting a community screening on October 16th, and is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will share the film with their community during their Domestic Violence Awareness Month campaign, and will share the film and resources with their staff, community, partner agencies, high school and college students, and anyone who shows interest. The goal is to educate and encourage the community to be more informed about the prevalence of Domestic Violence in their community.

Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will incorporate the film into Domestic Abuse briefs and workshops for Marines, their dependents, and civilians aboard their installations.

The White Sands Missile Range is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will use the film for Domestic Violence Prevention and Awareness (including annual troop training, parenting classes, etc).

The Florida Partnership to End Domestic Violence is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License, and will use the film for Community DV Awareness Training.

Brightpoint is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will use the film during Domestic Violence Awareness Month for staff/team/coalition discussions.

The Crisis Center Foundation is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. As a provider of domestic violence services, they will use the film for staff training and individual and group counseling for clients. Their Outreach and Prevention program will use it in student prevention groups, training sessions and prevention presentations.

Embrace is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They plan to use the film as a training tool, to educate students and staff on the effects of unhealthy relationships.

Thursday June 6th, 2024

7:30pm - 9:00pm EST

JxJ is the leader of Jewish film and music cultural arts in the Washington, D.C. Maryland and Virginia region. They will be screening The Last Drop on June 6th at 7:30pm EST.

June 21 - 22nd, 2024

InkWell Publishers will be screening The Last Drop at the virtual Ocean of Tears book launch event. The book, written by Ololade Akinlabi, addresses the themes of overcoming and healing from the trauma of abuse.

May 22nd, 2024

The Illinois Coalition Against Sexual Assault is hosting a screening of The Last Drop. Their goal is to provide a tool for rape crisis center staff to better serve survivors and prevention efforts across the state.

Oscar G Johnson VA Medical Center, which is part of the US Department of Veterans Affairs, is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License.

The AOPC is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will share this film, along with Adam Joel as a guest speaker, with PA court personnel at each of their regional trainings.

Kupu's Community Program serves at-risk youth (age 16-24), who often are navigating relationship challenges. Kupu is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License, to teach youth to recognize early signs of abusive relationships.

Queensland Health has 106 hospitals and several public community health clinics, and will be partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational Liceese. They will show screenings of the film to hospital staff in-person and online.

Nebraska Wesleyan University is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will host trainings for students, faculty and staff. Their faculty will also utilize the film during their courses to teach about relationship violence. Additionally, it will be used for Title IX training on campus.

The Safe Aliance is parnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will use the film in their work with survivors, and to educate professionals, teens, and staff.

Iona University is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will utilize the film with trainings related to healthy/unhealthy relationship awareness.

The Cobb County District Attorney's Office, Victim Witness Unit is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will use the film for training and other educational purposes within their organization.

The Jewish Family Service Assocation of Cleveland is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License and Community Screening. They will use the film for their Teen Dating Violence Education Program, and to train new staff on nuances about dating violence.

Family Services/ Center for Victim Safety and Support is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They are planning to screen the film to internal staff and their youth and adolescent program attendees for Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. They will use the film to educate the attendees on the red flags that could appear when in a potentially toxic relationship.

The Chicago Police Department is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will use the film to educate both their officers and the community on what TDV is and improve their response to victims.

February 22nd

4:00 PM - 6:00 PM ET

iHOPE, Inc. and the Peach County MH Sub-Committee for Children and Adolescents will be hosting a screening of The Last Drop for National Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month.

February 15th, 2024

7:00 PM - 8:30 PM ET

Younger Psychology is hosting a screening of The Last Drop at a chapter of the National Association of Divorce Professionals.

The Utah Domestic Violence Coaltion is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will use the film to enhance their Domestic Violence Core Advocacy Trainings, community presentations (training requests), and possible advanced training throughout the state of Utah.

Saturday, February 20, 2024

7:00-10:00 PST

YWCA Pierce County will screen The Last Drop film and have a panel discussion with local youth engagement professionals. They are doing outreach to local high schools and universities to further engage students in the conversation around dating violence.

The Last Drop film is partnering with the 95th Civil Affairs Brigade through an Educational License. They will be using the film to engage in conversations about healthy relationships and recognizing the red flags of abuse.

The Last Drop is partnering wtih New Day Advocacy Center wtih an Educational License. They will use the film to improve awareness, and engage students and professionals in conversations surrounding the dynamics of abuse and the impacts abuse has on a person, family and community.

The Last Drop is partnering with DeKalb County School District with an Educational License. They will use the film to have viewings with their high school students during Teen Dating Violence Awareness & Prevention Month, followed by discussions.

Thursday, February 8, 2024

6:00 PM - 9:00 PM CST

The Will County-Family Violence Coordinating Council will use the film to raise awareness about young adult dating violence on a college campus. They will also have a panel of experts to talk about available services or even future careers in the field.

Methodist Welfare Serices is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will use the film for training social workers and staff in relation to family violence work.

CASDA is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational license, to spread awareness and educate the community by highlighting the complex and often hidden dynamics of abuse.

Pacific Union College is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will use the film as part of their dating/domestic violence prevention program on campus. Their school is an OWV grantee for the prevention of dating/domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking.

Teras Interventions and Counseling Inc is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will use the film with their men and women batterer intervention programs.

Jordan West Family Counseling is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will use the film in DV groups and individual sessions to increase emotional and verbal abuse awareness.

Our Sisters’ House is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License, to show the film in their Teen Dating Violence Prevention program.

Our Sisters' House aims to strengthen families, empower women to become self-sufficient, and help children affected by domestic violence heal, with the hopes of breaking the cycle of domestic violence.

Metta Counseling and Wellness is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will share the film with clients experiencing emotional and verbal abuse to help them become more aware of warning signs and red flags.

Friday, February 23, 2024

7:00 PM - 8:30 PM EST

For Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, Ruth’s Cottage and The Patticake House will be hosting a screening of The Last Drop for parents, teens, and counties of their judicial circuit.

Thursday, October 19th, 6:30-8pm PT

Pomona College is hosting a screening of The Last Drop. Their hope is to make more students aware of the ways in which IPV can show up in various relationships, that people regardless of identities can be impacted, and that there are people who can support you on campus.

Monday, October 30th, 5:30-7pm ET

Each October, the Maryland Health Care Coalition Against Domestic Violence offers a Domestic Violence Awareness Film Night open to community members, survivors of IPV, health care practitioners, advocates, and allied professionals. After a screening of The Last Drop, they will have a discussion with Writer/Director Adam Joel to build awareness about IPV and its impacts on survivors and the community as a whole.

Thursday, November 30, 2023

Zonta Club of Pine Rivers is hosting a Community Screening of The Last Drop on Thursday November 30th, 2023, during the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence.

Illinois Institute of Technology is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will use it as an educational tool for students and host screenings during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Monday, February 8, 2024

The Center for Community Solutions is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will share the film with their youth leadership team and annual classroom after school programs. They will also host a Community Screening on Monday, February 8th, 2024, for Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month.

The Office of the State Courts Administrator is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will share the film with judges during training events so they become more aware of the dynamics of interpersonal violence and can make better decisions which will result in better outcomes for survivors.

VCU is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. It will be used to open up dialogue about red flags in relationships and how to identify unhealthy relationship patterns among people ages 18-24. It will be a violence prevention tool campus-wide to highlight the impact of and how to recognize intimate partner violence, harassment, red flags, boundaries, and stalking.

USSF Space Base Delta 3, stationed at Los Angeles Air Force Base, is partnering with The Last Drop with an Educational License. They will be using the film at Prevention and Resiliency Events.

Butler University is partnering with The Last Drop with an Educational License. The film will be used as an educational training tool for college students to recognize and prevent relationship violence for years to come.

Niki’s Place is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will use the film in their Family Violence Intervention Program, with offenders of domestic violence.

A.V.Y. Counseling Services is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. They will utilize the film in their DV offender program and individually with victims for years to come.

September 6-8, 2023

The Last Drop film was screened at the UDVC annual conference, with writer/director Adam Joel as a speaker. Every year, the UDVC in collaboration with the Utah Association of Domestic Violence Treatment (UADVT) hosts domestic violence focused conference; we invite domestic and sexual violence advocacy staff, community partners, social workers, change-makers, government officials, and other multidisciplinary groups throughout the state to learn, network, and develop new tools, promising practices, crucial conversations to take back to their communities.

Through These Doors have an Educational License of The Last Drop, to use the film as a part of their educational programing offered in high schools, colleges/universities, and youth serving community centers throughout Cumberland County Maine.

Monday, November 27th - Wednesday November 29th, 2023

The mission of the Collective Transformation conference is to spark an expansive, mindful, and courageous dialog about domestic violence, while celebrating End Abuse’s 45 years of service. Collective Transformation will explore the root causes of violence and the intersectionality of domestic abuse with other forms of abuse and oppression.

Saturday, October 28th, 2023

ICCC’s mission is to end coercive control as a form of violence against women and children by creating opportunities for collective education and awareness-building, and advocacy for positive and significant societal change and accountability.

The University of San Diego is partnering with The Last Drop through an Educational License. The film will be used as a teaching tool with students & faculty for years to come.

Sunday, August 27th

The San Diego Summit is a unique forum for professionals across all disciplines to gather for in-depth exchange of current information on all facets of violence, abuse and trauma prevention, intervention and research.

September 19th, 2023

GCFV’s annual conference is a professional training conference, providing an opportunity for people from a variety of backgrounds to come together and explore strategies to end family violence. As part of the conference, there will be a screening and post-film discussion of The Last Drop on September 19th, 2023, with writer/director Adam Joel as a speaker.

Wednesday, May 31st, 2023 at 6pm

The film screening will provide members of the Sunshine Coast community with an opportunity to learn about the less visible signs of abuse, like manipulation, isolation tactics, and technology abuse.

The Last Drop was screened as part of the annual UVU Conference on Domestic Violence with writer/director Adam Joel as a speaker. Then the film will be shown to students and other university entities as part of interpersonal violence awareness events.

Colby Community College is partnering with The Last Drop on an Educational License to use the film as a teaching tool with students & faculty for years to come.

March 8, 2023

Asia Pacific Conference — Melbourne, Australia

Participants included women’s sector workers, child welfare workers, attorneys, judges, mental health professionals, batterer intervention providers, and more.

May 10-12, 2023

The Last Drop was screened the Safe & Together Model 2023 European Conference in London, England, with writer/director Adam Joel as a speaker.

Tuesday, June 13, 2023 at 7pm

JCADA will host a special film screening of The Last Drop on Tuesday, June 13th, to raise funds in support of the free clinical and legal services they provide to the community.

JBWS hosted a community screening and discussion of The Last Drop at their 2023 JBWS 10th Annual Youth Conference.

Friday, March 25, 2022

The NASW DC/VA virtual conference held a screening & discussion of The Last Drop for an audience of 100 Social Workers.

Thursday, November 17, 2022 & Thursday, September 22, 2022

The 2022 Heartland Campus Safety Summit & The Midwest Campus Safety Summit each held a screening and discussion of The Last Drop for audiences of college campus administrators and educators.

The Washington School of Psychiatry held a fundraising screening of The Last Drop in January 2023. Funds raised from this event will support both the high quality psychodynamic training for which the WSP has been known for over 86 years and the important clinical work of the Meyer Treatment Center.

Thursday, February 9, 2023

1:30 PM - 2:30 PM CST

Between Friends hosted a screening of The Last Drop for an audience of 150 people, to promote the film with Domestic Violence professionals.