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July is Disability Pride Month and the 35th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). One way you can help spread awareness and have open discussions is by hosting a watch party of Unmet: North Carolina’s Disability Crisis.
Unmet is a 25-minute film commissioned by the North Carolina Council on Developmental Disabilities (NCCDD). It tells real stories of North Carolinians with intellectual or developmental disabilities (I/DD) and what happens when their needs are unmet. The film premiered in 2023 and was shown in different theaters across the state.
Learn how to host your own "Unmet" Film viewing!
The Council welcomes organizations, nonprofits, and individuals to host a watch party and having meaningful discussions, while sharing with NCCDD what you think. A link will be provided for you to view the film online. Here's what you need to do to reserve the film:
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Complete a short online form to request a link to the film for your watch party.
- The form will be pending approval, and the person who has made the request will receive access to the film once approved by NCCDD.
- At the end of your screening, you are asked to complete a short survey.
We hope you’ll join NCCDD in raising awareness and helping create positive change for people with I/DD in North Carolina! Questions? Send an email to Info@nccdd.org.
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