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Pain and Peace is not just a film; it’s an emotional journey that delves deep into the human experience, shedding light on stories of pain, survival, and the incredible power of healing, empathy, and forgiveness.
In an era marked by unprecedented division and extremism, this film offers a timely exploration of the human capacity to understand and accept individuals for who they are, transcending intolerance and hate.
World Without Hate, in partnership with Community Health Center of Buffalo, is honored to host a special screening of our documentary, Pain and Peace, and community engagement. On the 2nd anniversary of the heartbreaking Buffalo Tops supermarket tragedy, we came together to remember the lives lost, to honor the survivors, and to reflect on the resilience of the community.
In bringing people together, we also recognize the importance of coming together. And it is only together that we can prevent and disrupt the cycle of hate and violence.
It’s an honor to have showcased this brave and peaceful community in our documentary, Pain and Peace.
I write this with a heavy heart, burdened by the weight of our nation’s continual mass shootings. Horrific events like the Rob Elementary School massacre in Uvalde, TX – now more than a year ago –seem to have become a normal part of American life. Mass shootings in the U.S. are on record pace for 2023. Roughly every week a community in our country faces this kind of deadly violence, More….
As I stood in the crowded East Room during the conclusion of the first of its kind, United We Stand Summit, President Biden reminded us that “The power is within each of us to transform the story of our time to rise together against hate, to show who we are. We are the United States of America. There’s nothing, nothing, beyond our capacity.” The President’s address, More
