American Creed Community Conversations are film screenings accompanied by scholar-facilitated discussions designed to foster respectful dialogue about American ideals and identity across all types of deepening divides.

Event hosts will receive:

  • access to a high-quality, projection-ready download of the film, with public performance rights (PPR) included;

  • a programming and facilitation guide, featuring film and theme information, related resources, program ideas, and more;

  • promotional materials and social media assets;

  • additional resources and support.

Learn how to host an American Creed Community Conversation below.

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NONPROFIT & GRASSROOTS ORGANIZATIONS

Contact Citizen Film to learn how to host an American Creed Community Conversation. Some applicants may be eligible for a microgrant to support speaker fees.

EDUCATORS

Contact the National Writing Project if you are a Writing Project-affiliated educator, or if you would like to be connected to a Writing Project site in your state to apply for a microgrant and host an American Creed Community Conversation.

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American Creed Community Conversations events are supported by the National Endowment for the Humanities. That support continues a program catalyzed by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting’s American Graduate Program. Partners in the initiative include the American Library Association, the National Writing Project, and Facing History and Ourselves.