We are a group of community activist group called U.R.G.E.N.T. 365, and we push our community forward using social workshops, gatherings and moving nights. Our purpose is getting people talking about issues we face in our community (Philadelphia) and connecting that to the rest of our people around the world. We were looking to use your film to create a conversation about the lack of appreciation and respect our Black women receive presently and throughout history. It is a very important topic and it’s always a part of our conversation. How can we go about getting this film? We really appreciate you for making this film.
Thanks
Thomas Horsey
Greetings Thomas,
Thank you for reaching out. We would be honored to share Reflections Unheard with your community. Please send a DVD purchase request via our website’s contact form, and we will be in touch briefly. ❤
Best,
Nevline
I might have done that already. Please check your email and let me know if you need more from me.
I am with Grambling State University’s Carter G. Woodson Club and am trying to find a way to purchase the DVD for screening in honor of Women’s History Month.
Hi Faith, thank you for reaching out. It would be a pleasure to share the Reflections Unheard film with your club! Please feel free to use the contact form on the website to send an email with your inquiry. I have also responded to you directly via email.
Hello!,
My name is Destiny Franklin and I’m a senior at Oregon State University. I’m president of an organization on campus called the Society of Scholarly Sistas and this BHM we wanted to screen your film. We are inquiring on how to put in a purchase request for a DVD? Thanks in advance!
Hi Destiny, thank you for reaching out! We would love to share Reflections Unheard with the Scholarly Sistas. Please navigate to the ‘contact’ page of this website and send a message with your purchase request. Your order can be processed from there.
Reflections Unheard: Black Women in Civil Rights 
Hello,
We are a group of community activist group called U.R.G.E.N.T. 365, and we push our community forward using social workshops, gatherings and moving nights. Our purpose is getting people talking about issues we face in our community (Philadelphia) and connecting that to the rest of our people around the world. We were looking to use your film to create a conversation about the lack of appreciation and respect our Black women receive presently and throughout history. It is a very important topic and it’s always a part of our conversation. How can we go about getting this film? We really appreciate you for making this film.
Thanks
Thomas Horsey
Greetings Thomas,
Thank you for reaching out. We would be honored to share Reflections Unheard with your community. Please send a DVD purchase request via our website’s contact form, and we will be in touch briefly. ❤
Best,
Nevline
I might have done that already. Please check your email and let me know if you need more from me.
Thanks
Greetings Thomas,
Thank you for following up. Please send your message via the contact form below.
https://reflectionsunheardfilm.com/contact/
Peace,
Nevline
Hello,
I am with Grambling State University’s Carter G. Woodson Club and am trying to find a way to purchase the DVD for screening in honor of Women’s History Month.
Hi Faith, thank you for reaching out. It would be a pleasure to share the Reflections Unheard film with your club! Please feel free to use the contact form on the website to send an email with your inquiry. I have also responded to you directly via email.
Hello!,
My name is Destiny Franklin and I’m a senior at Oregon State University. I’m president of an organization on campus called the Society of Scholarly Sistas and this BHM we wanted to screen your film. We are inquiring on how to put in a purchase request for a DVD? Thanks in advance!
Hi Destiny, thank you for reaching out! We would love to share Reflections Unheard with the Scholarly Sistas. Please navigate to the ‘contact’ page of this website and send a message with your purchase request. Your order can be processed from there.