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Kaliedoscope Child - Documentary Screening

Kaliedoscope Child - Documentary Screening

Sun, May 31, 9:00 PM
From NHCRS - Community Events

**Kaleidoscope Child Documentary Screening \+ Community Gathering \| May 31 at 2PM** Join us on **May 31 at 2PM** for a meaningful and inspiring afternoon as we screen *Kaleidoscope Child*, a powerful documentary highlighting the life-changing work of the Kaleidoscope Child Foundation. For over 22 years, the Kaleidoscope Child Foundation has been dedicated to empowering vulnerable children around the world through sustainable education, access to clean water, and essential life skills. This impactful film shares real stories from communities in Cambodia, India, Guatemala, Africa, and the United States—offering a deeper look at how education and compassion can transform lives across generations. This event is perfect for those interested in global education, nonprofit work, humanitarian efforts, and creating positive change in the world. Whether you are passionate about giving back, supporting children in need, or simply looking for an inspiring documentary experience, this screening will leave you informed and uplifted. Following the film, guests will have the opportunity to reflect, connect, and learn more about how they can support the mission of the Kaleidoscope Child Foundation. **Event Details:** • Date & Time: May 31 at 2PM • Documentary screening: *Kaleidoscope Child* • Focus: education, clean water, and empowerment for children worldwide • Open to all ages and community members **Admission:** Free to attend. Suggested donations are welcomed and will directly benefit the Kaleidoscope Child Foundation’s ongoing global initiatives.

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In Person: Community Reiki w/Jacqueline

In Person: Community Reiki w/Jacqueline

Wed, Jun 3, 7:00 PM
From Heal One World:Films and Yoga:Mindfulness and Social Justice
4.9

***Note: This Offering only has 2 available slots per offering. Please register at -*** [https://calendly.com/healoneworld/community-reiki-w-jacqueline](https://calendly.com/healoneworld/community-reiki-w-jacqueline) *If you are having difficulty registering, email [admin@healoneworld.org](mailto:admin@healoneworld.org)*. **Class description:** Come in for gentle, non-invasive healing in this 20-minute, lunch-hour Reiki session. I was initiated into Mrs. Takata-style Reiki by New York-based Reiki Master Pamela Miles. Reiki is a form of vibrational medicine - it comes through me as the practitioner, but I don’t direct it. It is deeply relaxing, very similar to a spa-like meditation experience. While you can expect me to hold your head, face and throat area at the beginning, I will hold my hands just above your body for all the other placements. For maximum relaxation you can lie on your back, but if you prefer, you can sit upright in a chair instead. **Teacher Bio:** Jacqueline Delibes is a HeartMath Certified Coach, artist, Reiki healer and healthcare writer for an academic medical center. Her work is trauma-informed, evidence-based, and offered with gratitude and sincerity. *Heal One World is a nonprofit dedicated to providingholistic preventative healthcare services and low or no cost—no one is turnedaway due to lack of funds. If you’d like to contribute to our mission and helpus continue to provide services, you may choose to donate any amount on [PayPal](https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd%3D_s-xclick%26hosted_button_id%3D3FKQTKLQBB6PS%26source%3Durl&sa=D&source=calendar&ust=1778273635093086&usg=AOvVaw1PMH8zUOiQEfiYslVeZDqr) (no account necessary).Register Here!*

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Mummies of the World

Mon, May 25, 5:30 PM
From Wholesome Queers 🏳️‍🌈
4.9
10 attendees
Duty to Disobey Movie Screening

Duty to Disobey Movie Screening

Sun, May 31, 1:15 AM
From Medical Freedom/ Unjected
5.0

Duty to Disobey Movie screening. Must buy tixs: https://dutytodisobey.ticketspice.com/santa-monica-ca?utm_source=aweber&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=chd-film-screening-in-santa-monica

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Film Club - Culver City  Edition - Title: The Thursday Murder Club

Film Club - Culver City Edition - Title: The Thursday Murder Club

Sat, May 30, 6:00 PM
From art! Art!! ART!!! The Seven Arts . . . Arts Meetup Group
4.6

Watch a film before the meetup and discuss with the group. \*The Thursday Murder Club (2025) It is streaming on Netflix [https://share.google/myrmB362KsequK0ZQ](https://share.google/myrmB362KsequK0ZQ) * before the meetup post in comments a movie you are watching now, as an optional movie for the group to watch * come prepared to talk about the assigned movie, that will be the common movie around the table Location: JACKSON MARKET AND DELI IN CULVER CITY 10:40-11:00 - Order food/drink and secure your place at the venue with the group, YOUR SEATING WITH THE GROUP IS NOT CONFIRMED UNTIL you show up on time and save youself a seat. 11:00-12:00 - Film discussion Optional: stay for lunch This will be a series of meetups, we will select movies as we go along and try various places around town. (It's like a book club but for movies) Rules * Take turn * Stay on topic * Update attendance, non-attendance are removed from future attendance Cross-posted: https://www.meetup.com/ccccc-c/events/314671265/?utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=announce_event&utm_source=link&utm_version=v2&member_id=3925648

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Write or Die - Weekly Silent Screenwriting

Write or Die - Weekly Silent Screenwriting

Sun, May 24, 6:00 PM
From Write or Die: Los Angeles Screenwriting Meetup Group
4.9

THE SCHEDULE: 11 - 11:15AM: Arrival, chit-chat, purchase coffee, etc. 11:15-11:30 AM: Announcements + introductions 11:30-12:30 PM: WRITING (No talking, please.) 12:30-1:00 PM: Finish writing, chat about what you wrote, introduce latecomers, etc. Late to the party? No biggie, just sneak in and grab a seat. Start scribbling away, and we'll catch you up at the end. Once the session wraps, stick around to keep the creative juices flowing or mingle with the other word wizards. Heads up, though: outlets might be scarce, so check your battery before joining the fun. Note: there is a large parking lot behind Cafe Mak

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Documentary screenings in Los Angeles can be held in various venues, from theaters to community centers. Check event descriptions on Meetup for specific location details.

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Meetup is generally free to join; however, some group events, like screenings, may have fees to cover venue costs. Always check event details for specific information.

You can suggest documentaries to group organizers if they welcome suggestions. Each group runs independently, so communication within the group is key.

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Absolutely, inviting friends can enhance the experience. Check with the specific event details to ensure there are no attendance limits that might affect your group of friends.

Meetup supports arts and culture by facilitating connections among enthusiasts and organizing events like film screenings that foster vibrant cultural discourse.

Meetup's event availability depends on community interests and organizer efforts in your area, so while many diverse events are offered, specific preferences aren't guaranteed.

Not all events are in person. Some screenings may occur virtually, depending on organizer plans. Check each event's setup before RSVPing to understand its format.

Yes, if you have a passion for documentaries, consider creating your own group. You can manage events and connect with fellow enthusiasts through the platform.

Event descriptions usually list any specific items to bring, but it's wise to carry essentials like event tickets (digital or printed) and perhaps a notebook for film discussions.

Many documentary screenings include post-viewing discussions. It's common in Meetup communities to share thoughts and insights, offering deeper involvement in the event.

Event organization depends on the group's leadership. While many are smooth and professional, variations exist due to organizer experience and resources.