PBS NC's Screening of MAKE A CIRCLE with Discussion and Q+A

PBS North Carolina and the Durham County Library proudly present —

MAKE A CIRCLE

Special Screening and Panel Discussion

Join us for an inspiring evening of film, conversation, and community at a special screening of the acclaimed documentary MAKE A CIRCLE. Screening will be followed by a powerful panel discussion and audience Q&A with the filmmaking team and local community leaders.

Event details:

Date and Time: Friday, November 14 at 6 PM

Location: Durham County Main Library, 300 N. Roxboro Street, Durham

Event Schedule:

• 6 PM - Doors open | refreshments available
• 6:15 PM - Film screening
• 7:15 PM - Panel discussion and audience Q+A
• 8 PM - Event concludes

Why Attend?
This event is for anyone who cares about the future of education, equity in the workforce, and the well-being of children and families. Come be part of a community conversation that centers those who care for our youngest citizens and learn how you can support real change.

This is free event, but space is limited. Reserve your seat(s) via Eventbrite.

Questions about the event or registration, email Karen Nowak at events@pbsnc.org.

More about MAKE A CIRCLE:
From an award-winning filmmaking team, MAKE A CIRCLE follows a group of courageous childcare providers who are working to transform how society values early childhood education. With a blend of humor, heart, and advocacy, the film highlights the stories of:

• Patricia, a leader organizing for fair wages and respect for a largely immigrant workforce.
• Charlotte, a tireless provider supporting low-income families.
• Anne, a preschool director striving to uplift her teachers amidst economic pressures.

Through cinematic interludes that reveal the wonder-filled world of young children and culminating in a massive march to the state capitol, MAKE A CIRCLE is both a love letter to early educators and a rallying cry for change in a broken system.

Watch Make A Circle anytime online and on the free PBS App.