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Inlaws & Outlaws at SnoGLOBE Film Festival
Jan 20, 2012
SnoGLOBE Equality Alliance will present a special screening of Inlaws & Outlaws on Sunday, January 29th at 2 pm to kick off their Winter 2012 Film Festival, Snohomish County's first LGBT film festival. The screening will be presented at Everett PUD Theatre in Everett, Washington. -
Inlaws & Outlaws Headlines Q Center Benefit
Sep 17, 2011
Syracuse New York's AIDS Community Resources presents Inlaws & Outlaws at their 1st Annual eQuality Film Fest to benefit The Q Center. The festival features three gay-themed films in one day at the Palace Theatre on James on Sunday, October 9th, with Inlaws & Outlaws the centerpiece film at 4:30 pm. All proceeds will benefit the Q Center at ACR, a safe and creative space for all LGBTQ youth, their allies and parents. -
Equality Texas Hosts Fundraiser With Film
Aug 15, 2011
Equality Texas will present a benefit screening of the award-winning documentary Inlaws & Outlaws on Wednesday, August 24th, at 6:30 pm at the Cinemark West Plano in Plano, Texas (North of Parker, East side of Tollway). -
Missouri Premiere at Drury University
Apr 3, 2011
Drury University hosts filmmaker Drew Emery and presents the Missouri Premiere of Inlaws & Outlaws on Thursday, April 14th at 6 pm as part of the 2010-2011 Convocation Speaker Series: The Persistence of Memory: Perspectives on the Past. -
Alaska Airlines Sponsors Alaska Premiere
Mar 7, 2011
On Friday, March 18th, Alaska Airlines is sponsoring the Alaska Premiere of Inlaws & Outlaws at the University of Alaska Anchorage. This free community screening will be presented on campus in Rasmuson Hall, Room 101 starting at 7 pm. -
Virginia Public Radio
Feb 14, 2011
Interview: 
Today, Virginia Public Radio aired a Valentine's Day story on Inlaws & Outlaws and our Hearts + Minds Campaign. During our Virginia Outlaws Tour last October, WVTF's Sandy Hausman interviewed director Drew Emery in Charlottesville. Listen here.
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Inlaws & Outlaws at UCC Churches
Jan 10, 2011
This week Inlaws & Outlaws kicks off a series of free community screenings of the film hosted by UCC churches in Seattle. In November, we had our 400th community screening of the film -- half of which happened in welcoming congregations of several different faiths and denominations.
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400 Screenings!
Nov 1, 2010
Wow. Tonight, we presented our 400th community screening of Inlaws & Outlaws! 400!
Congratulations Pete-e, Jane, John, Frank, Dayna, Tammy, Leslie, Heather, John, Susan, Aubree, Laramie and the rest of our fearless Outlaws! Much to our delight, your stories are still going strong, still empowering communities, still enriching congregations, and still very much moving the ball forward inch by inch in our effort to change hearts and minds across the country.
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Virginia is for (Movie) Lovers — and Equality
Oct 19, 2010
Beginning October 28th, the first leg of our Virginia Outlaws Tour brings Inlaws & Outlaws back to six cities in Virginia —
from Blacksburg to Williamsburg.Filmmaker Drew Emery kicks off the tour with the Hearts + Minds Campaign's 400th community screening at the 6th Annual Gay in Appalachia gathering at Virginia Tech.
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Inlaws & Outlaws Heads to Michigan
Sep 15, 2010
This week, we kick off the first leg of our Michigan Outlaws Tour, including the Michigan Premiere of the film at the Wealthy Theatre on Friday, September 17th. Join director Drew Emery as he takes the film to Big Rapids, Grand Rapids and beyond. -
Check out our Equality Deal
Aug 1, 2010
Want to screen Inlaws & Outlaws for free? We figured out a way to offer you just that — plus a way to earn your organization money in the process. Our new Equality Deal is designed to give you an easy, affordable and accessible way to empower your community with an Inlaws & Outlaws event.
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Mayor McGinn Hosts Hearts + Minds Benefit
Mar 1, 2010
On February 28th, Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn co-hosted a benefit screening of Inlaws & Outlaws at Central Cinema in Seattle. The event raised over $7,500 for the Hearts + Minds Campaign - ensuring that the film will continue to help create change by partnering with community organizations across Washington and the nation. - See the Archive
