Get Involved

Whether CRIME AFTER CRIME is playing in your city, you’re excited for the OWN Network premiere, or you would like to organize a screening for your community – here are a few simple things you can do to help raise awareness about Debbie’s campaign and the issues in CRIME AFTER CRIME. We rely on your support to help spark a national conversation about Debbie’s struggle and the struggle of thousands of similar women who are victims of abuse and wrongful imprisonment.

Advance Tickets & Group Sales:

If you want to bring a group to the theater, discount rates may apply. For information about your theater, please contact merrill@filmpresence.com

Postcards + Posters:

If you would like to display posters or distribute promotional postcards, please contact merrill@filmpresence.com

Twitter:

Follow @crimeaftercrime on twitter, and tweet about film opening in your town. CRIME AFTER CRIME opens in New York at the IFCCenter on July 1st. For more cities and theaters, visit our screenings page.

Facebook:

Become a fan of CRIME AFTER CRIME on Facebook, mention the film in your Facebook status, and you can link back to our website and trailer. Then take it to the next level by becoming a member of Crime After Crime’s “Five-Fifty” Group of volunteers willing and committed to dedicating five hours or more to telling at least 50 of their friends about the documentary film “Crime After Crime.” We need all the people-power we can muster to support the box office release of the film! More info here.

Newsletters + Blogs:

Do you have your own newsletter or a blog? Do you know of a newsletter or blog that should write about CRIME AFTER CRIME? Please let us know! If you have any questions or need more information, please contact merrill@filmpresence.com

Set Up a Screening in your City:

Community and educational screenings can be arranged! These screenings can function as a great centerpiece of a nonprofit fundraiser event, can help motivate your community to get involved in legislative change, or can simply be a moving and way to educate a wide range of people about domestic violence and wrongful incarceration. Contact us to arrange your screening event! Past community screenings have been held at:
* Jewish Family and Children’s Services of San Francisco
* Northwestern University Law School in Chicago
* UC Berkeley School of Law
* Bay Area Video Coalition
* The JCC in Manhattan
* law firms
* houses of worship
* high schools
* private homes of really nice people