Design credit Megan Watson
We’re hugely grateful to Redhills Durham for hosting us as we invite friends and supporters to celebrate this significant milestone with our premiere screening of the film adaptation of A is for Amy on 7th March.
With the recently released UK Home Office Violence Against Women and Girls’ Strategy emphasising prevention and education, A is for Amy is absolutely on point – this term sees us trialing a learning programme based around it which will support young people to recognise the red flags of toxic teen relationships and understand the pathways to specialist support.
As such, we’re delighted to be joined for a post-film Q&A by:
💖 Our incredible writer-director, Zoe Murtagh
💖 One of the educators involved in using A is for Amy as a school learning resource
💖 Some of the wonderful young people who shaped the look of the film and the objectives included in the learning programme for their peers
This is a brilliant opportunity to get an insight into our coproduction process and learn about the invaluable resource that will be more widely available in the next academic year.
Harbour Support Services will also be present in case anyone would like more information about the specialist support available for young people affected by domestic abuse in our area.
