Our coalition of organizations dedicated to fair maps is proud to host this virtual screening of Can You Hear Us Now?, a powerful film that shows the personal and political impact of anti-democratic policies in Wisconsin, which has one of the most gerrymandered state legislative maps in the country.

The film is particularly relevant for us in 2021 when redistricting, at federal and state levels, looms large in Wisconsin.

This screening is over but you can still watch the panel discussion at https://youtu.be/RHYYwyEGoGI.

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POST-EVENT NOTE: This screening is over but you can still watch the panel discussion at https://youtu.be/RHYYwyEGoGI.

The August 25th post-screening conversation, led by Can You Hear Us Now? producer Susan Peters, features speakers Matt Rothschild of Wisconsin Democracy Campaign, Kriss Marion, who has run two legislative races in gerrymandered districts; and Sheila Plotkin, film subject and founder of We the Irrelevant.

Questions about ways to watch or how to join the discussion? Check out the Frequently Asked Questions or contact info@twelveletterfilms.com.

About the Organizers

Find out more about the event co-hosts and how you can support their work.

The above co-hosts of this free screening and post-screening forum agree that, for the health of Wisconsin’s democracy, we must put an end to gerrymandering. The Fair Maps Coalition needs your participation! Consider joining a local Fair Maps Team.

"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." - Margaret Mead

This sponsored screening of Can You Hear Us Now? is free for registered participants. An optional contribution to the film will provide needed support for more screenings, discussions and outreach to increase understanding of the growing challenges to democracy in state politics. Contribute through the “support” button above or, to make your contribution tax deductible, donate through our 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor, the Independent Documentary Association.