Hunter College President Jennifer J. Raab 

Invites You to Attend 

A Special Film Screening and Discussion

on the Youth Activism

Born of the 2018 Parkland School Shooting 

Featuring the Award-Winning Documentary

“US KIDS”

And Introducing the Filmmakers 

and 

Samantha Fuentes

Parkland survivor, activist, artist,

and Hunter College student

Wednesday, November 10

Doors open at 4:30 PM

Presented In-Person and on Zoom

SCREENING STARTS promptly at 5:00PM

Followed at 6:45 by a discussion with Samantha and filmmakers 

Kim Snyder, Maria Cuomo Cole, and Lori Cheatle 

Roosevelt House is proud to present Us Kids, a documentary chronicling a national youth movement born from the tragic 2018 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. The screening will be followed by a discussion featuring director and producers Kim A. Snyder, Maria Cuomo Cole, Lori Cheatle, and Parkland shooting survivor and Hunter College sophomore Samantha Fuentes.

“A galvanizing reminder that change is only possible if we believe in it.”

—IndieWire

Insightful and inspiring, Us Kids tells the rousing coming-of-age story of a generation of youth leaders who set out across the country, and the globe, to build an inclusive and unprecedented movement to address gun violence. Sparked by the plague of gun violence ravaging schools, Us Kids follows the “March For Our Lives” movement over the course of several years, as its co-founders, survivors, and a group of teenage activists organize the largest youth protest in American history.

Told through a deeply personal lens, Us Kids allows viewers to see this group of driven, resilient, empathetic individuals as they see one another—as “normal” kids—while they bravely navigate the personal consequences of their remarkable choice to dedicate their lives to honor the fallen and influence public opinion.

Click here to view trailer.

Here is the zoom link for virtual attendance at the post-screening discussion,

that will start at 6:45pm 

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81905356269