When Claude Got Shot

Bay Bridge

Claude Motley thought he’d beaten the odds. Join this frank and authentic discussion of gun violence and healing.

<h2>Registration to screen the film HAS CLOSED.</h2>If you would like to register, please do so and you will get reminders about the online panel discussion on YouTube. Otherwise, you can <a href="http://youtube.com/c/MKEFilm" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">subscribe to MKE Film on YouTube</a> to be notified when the livestream starts.<h2>How to participate in the online panel discussion</h2>You can still register to join us on January 20 at 7pm for an important online panel discussion with representatives from Froedtert, Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, Medical College of Wisconsin, Moms Demand Action and two of the film subjects, Claude Motley and Victoria Adams. Screening of the film prior to attendance at the panel discussion is not required. During this live event, you will be able to submit your comments and questions to our expert panel. Additionally, we will be following up with resources and recommendations for action steps. Thank you again, and we look forward to seeing you on the 20th.The live panel discussion will be hosted on the <a href="http://youtube.com/c/MKEFilm" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">MKE Film YouTube channel</a>, and questions and comments can be submitted during the livestream.--Claude Motley thought he’d beaten the odds: a business owner who moved his family from the violence of Milwaukee to the suburbs of Charlotte. Yet there he is on a trip home for a high school reunion: black male victim, 43, shot in the face during a carjacking. Two nights later, Claude’s assailant tries to rob nurse Victoria Davison, but she has a gun and shoots him during the struggle. A rush of guilt overcomes her as she overhears the paramedics – the boy she shot, Nathan King, is only 15 years old.Nathan’s parents are devastated. They’ve done all the right things, including sending their son to a highly ranked suburban school. Now he’s charged with multiple crimes, and, worse yet, he’s paralyzed waist down. In a single weekend, three African-American families confront a harsh reality: there’s no escape from gun violence. Our film follows each of their lives through the criminal justice system and on the journey to physical and emotional healing.You will receive a link to view the film on your own time one week prior to January 20. On January 20 at 7pm, a film panel of specialists from Children&#x27;s, Medical College of Wisconsin, Froedtert, and Moms Demand Action will join featured film subjects Claude Motley and Victoria Adams for a frank &amp; authentic (virtual) discussion of gun violence &amp; healing and why it matters to Whitefish Bay, Milwaukee and our greater community. The panel discussion can be watched on YouTube by following a link on the event page closer to the day of the event.

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