Keep On Living FAQ | Veteran Suicide Prevention Documentary

HOST A SCREENING

Bring the Film. Start the Conversation.

A screening of KEEP ON LIVING is more than watching a film. It can create a space for conversation, connection, education, and hope.

Below are answers to some of the most common questions about bringing the film to your organization, school, community, event, or private gathering.

WHO CAN HOST?

The Conversation Belongs Everywhere.

You don’t have to be a veteran organization to help create a space for this conversation.

Veteran Communities

Veteran organizations, military-connected communities, service organizations, and transition programs.

Schools & Universities

Campus organizations, student groups, veteran centers, educational programs, and events.

Organizations & Nonprofits

Nonprofits, workplaces, foundations, advocacy groups, and community organizations.

Community Events

Public conversations, awareness events, festivals, wellness gatherings, and private programs.

THE CONVERSATION

The Film Starts a Conversation.

Talking about suicide can be difficult. Silence can be difficult too.

KEEP ON LIVING invites audiences to listen, connect, and consider how we can recognize when someone may need support.

Continue the Conversation

SCREENING FAQ

Planning a Screening?

Who can host a KEEP ON LIVING screening?

Organizations, nonprofits, schools, universities, veteran groups, workplaces, community organizations, event organizers, and individuals can request information about hosting a screening.

Do I need to be a veteran organization?

No. Although KEEP ON LIVING focuses on veteran experiences, its themes of connection, mental health, transition, purpose, and suicide prevention can resonate across many communities.

Can I host a private screening?

Private gatherings, organizations, educational programs, veteran groups, and community events may request screening information.

Can a screening include a discussion?

Yes. A discussion can help audiences reflect on the film and continue the conversation afterward.

What should we consider when discussing suicide?

KEEP ON LIVING addresses difficult subjects, including suicide and mental health. Hosts are encouraged to provide context before the screening, allow people to step away if needed, and make appropriate support resources available.

How do I request a screening?

Complete the screening request form with information about your organization, event, audience, location, and preferred screening date.

CREATING A SAFE SPACE

The Conversation Matters.

KEEP ON LIVING addresses suicide, mental health, military transition, trauma, loss, and other difficult experiences.

Screening hosts are encouraged to provide context before the film, allow people to participate at their own comfort level, and make appropriate mental health and crisis resources available.

BRING KEEP ON LIVING TO YOUR COMMUNITY