Public screenings and discussions are scheduled as below. 
More than 500 screenings and discussions have been taking place since 2018 in public settings and within organizations, reaching over 10,000 County residents.
MORE COMING FOR 2021! Check this space in January.
New in 2020 – Breath-Body-Mind programs. You can host a workshop that builds a key resilience skill related to stress management. Consider hosting a 60-90 minute Breath-Body-Mind event. For more information jump to the information on the left.
RESILIENCE Screenings (ALL HELD VIA ZOOM)
These events include a screening of the 1-hour documentary RESILIENCE, followed by discussion. Information will be shared!
Public events held so far in 2020
January 12 (Sunday)| The Ethical Culture Society | 2pm-4pm
108 Pinesbridge Rd, Ossining, NY 10562
This screening and discussion is presented in partnership with the Westchester Resilience Coalition and the Briarcliff and Ossining Public Libraries.
August 26 (Wednesday)| Mental Health Association of Westchester| 6:30pm-8:30pm
This screening and discussion is presented in partnership with the Westchester Resilience Coalition and the mental Health Association of Westchester.September 22
September 22 (Tuesday) | 6:30pm-8:30pm
This screening and discussion is presented in partnership with the Westchester Resilience Coalition and the Mental Health Association of Westchester.
October 28 (Tuesday) | 6:30pm-8:30pm
This screening and discussion is presented in partnership with the Westchester Resilience Coalition and the Mental Health Association of Westchester.
November 7 (Saturday) | 10:00am-12:00pm
This screening and discussion is presented in partnership with the Westchester Resilience Coalition and the Mental Health Association of Westchester.
October 28 (Tuesday) | 6:30pm-8:30pm
This screening and discussion is presented in partnership with the Westchester Resilience Coalition and the Mental Health Association of Westchester.
November 7 (Saturday) | 10:00am-12:00pm
This screening and discussion is presented in partnership with the Westchester Resilience Coalition and the Mental Health Association of Westchester.