"Visceral: transforming trauma through theatre," tells the stories of four people who begin to find healing from PTSD by performing onstage.

TICKETS REQUIRED Get your ticket at https://www.capacity4good.com/event-details/benefit-screening-to-honor-veterans

The screening is followed by a live Q&A! hosted by Jason Moon, founder and director of Warrior Songs, whose music is featured in "Visceral."

Guests include: Army veteran Carissa DiPietro, who is featured in Visceral and has participated in a number of performances with the Feast of Crispian - Shakespeare with veterans. You'll also meet Feast of Crispian directors Nancy Smith-Wattson, Bill Watson and Jim Tasse, all featured in "Visceral." and Amy Erickson, producer & director of "Visceral."

About the organizations: I am donating the proceeds from this screening to Warrior Songs and the Feast of Crispian, which are 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations. The wonderful people involved generously gave of their time and talents to the production of Visceral.

These two organizations are doing incredible healing work with veterans who are impacted by PTSD. Feast of Crispian brings veterans together and professional actors to strengthen the emotional resources they need to overcome trauma and reintegration issues. Warrior Songs Warrior Songs is committed to facilitating veterans' healing through music and the creative arts.

Details: This is a virtual screening of the documentary "Visceral: transforming trauma through theatre." With a donation, you'll receive a link to watch the film on November 15, 2020 at 1:00pm PDT, followed by a live Q&A on Zoom. You'll need to have Zoom installed on your computer.

Pay what you can

Jason Moon performs 650 to 710 and 750 to 810 CST

14th annual Armistice Day event sponsored by Milwaukee Veterans For Peace. Virtual event this year. *** Speakers: David Swanson, executive director of World BEYOND War, on "The Pro-War Candidate Has Defeated the Pro-War Candidate: Now What?" and Fred Royal, president of Milwaukee NAACP, "The Cost of Peace."

*Music by Jason Moon and Jesse Frewerd

Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_2OnCf6IrRca737XeCpDe8w (After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the event.)

MORE ABOUT OUR SPEAKERS: David Swanson is an author, activist, journalist, and radio host. He is cofounder and executive director of WorldBeyondWar.org and campaign coordinator for RootsAction.org. Swanson’s books include War Is A Lie. He blogs at DavidSwanson.org and WarIsACrime.org. He hosts Talk Nation Radio. He is a Nobel Peace Prize nominee, and was awarded the 2018 Peace Prize by the U.S. Peace Memorial Foundation.

Fred Royal, Jr. has been active in community advocacy throughout his career. Currently, President of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) Milwaukee Branch, Royal has also served on a range of boards from Milwaukee Area Technical College to the Social Development Commission. In 2011, he was elected to the American Civil Liberties Union and the Social Development Commission. Served on the Board of Directors for Rotary Club of Milwaukee.

Celebrate Veterans Day by helping to bring the healing power of music to Veterans across the country! Join the Southern Arizona Arts & Cultural Alliance, Flutes for Vets, and Warrior Songs for a unique LIVE stream benefit concert in partnership with Paczka Digital. All proceeds from the event and auction go to support these organization's efforts to bring music and arts programs to the Veterans who need them most. Concert is presented with the incredible support of Splendido.

Make a concert donation today: https://saaca.thundertix.com/donations/levels?campaign_id=1159

More info available at https://www.paczkadigital.com/let-it-ring-veterans-day-concert

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Warrior’s Gathering: A Veteran’s Day Mini Retreat for All Veterans Day is the traditional Armistice Day, a time set aside after World War I to contemplate the costs of war and work together for its end. We experience the ravages of war and violence everywhere today and that dream of war’s end has not come true. We invite you to join us for a mini-retreat on this sacred day. Through song, story, teachings, ceremonies and rituals, and small and large group work, we will together honor all who have served and sacrificed, witness and heal each other’s wounds, and transform the legacy of war and warriorhood toward the practice of peace and healing for all.

The R&R House, the first-of-its-kind respite for veterans will host a virtual tour of the R&R House on Monday, Nov 9, at 7:00pm. The event will be hosted by R&R House Project Coordinator Victor Kilpatrick and Concannon Communications President and Chief Executive Video Producer Mark Concannon. The program will feature a video tour of the R&R House and grounds and interviews with the R&R House peer support staff Dawn Bowers-Winter, Peter Borucki, and Camren Bento. Also guest speaker Veteran Dan Buttery, and interviews with Veterans Tiffany Koehler and Jason Moon including his music video Trying To Find My Way Home, with guest spots by Veterans George Banda, Kimberly Stuart, and Jim Maetz.

"Let It Ring" Documentary Premiere - September 27 @5PM MST - LIVE on Warrior Songs Facebook Page.

Paczka Digital, in partnership with Warrior Songs, is excited to bring you the PREMIERE of "Let It Ring" — a short documentary about the profound and powerful impact that music therapy can have on veterans struggling with PTSD. We'll be streaming the documentary LIVE on the Warrior Songs Facebook page on September 27 @5PM MST. After the documentary, come visit the Paczka Digital Facebook page for a short LIVE Q&A with Director David Seeber and Warrior Songs founder Jason Moon.

This screening will serve to support "The Last Thing We Ever Do: Warrior Songs Vol. 3". Learn more at www.warriorsongs.org

Warrior Songs is pleased to announce the official beginning of fundraising for “The Last Thing We Ever Do: Warrior Songs Vol. 3”. WSv3 will tell the stories of Vietnam Era Veterans on a double CD. Over 28 songs, over 200 artists and 50 veterans will transform trauma into song. The CD will cost $35,000 to create.

Come and listen to songs from this and previous CD’s. Suggested donation at the door.
Hosted by Jason Moon With special guests: John and Susan Nicholson of Frogwater Jesse Frewerd of Courier Brian Smith of God's Outlaw Lisa Johnson Saji Villoth of The Mambo Surfers Matt Mf Tyner and Vocalist Larry Reed.

Doors open at 6pm Show starts at 7pm $10 suggested donation, No one will be turned away.

Come and show your support, learn more about the project, and hear some of the early material.

“The Last Thing We Ever Do: Warrior Songs Vol. 3” is due to be released November 2020

A free event open to the public. 13+ The culmination for a 4 day creative arts retreat for 16 Women Veterans with MST. Come and hear these warrior's speak their truth. See their art, hear their words, help them heal.

Live Music, Silent Auction, Hor d'oeuvres & Cash Bar!

A Fundraiser for Women Veterans! Sending 16 female veterans - who are MST (military sexual trauma) survivors, to the healing 2019 Warrior Songs Creative Arts Retreat, at no cost to the veteran.

Rhythm Roundup is sponsored & supported by: Peoples Mortgage Smart Branch, Revelation Real Estate

FAQs Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? IDs will be required if buying alcohol. This is an adult event; no one under 16 please.

How can I contact the organizer to become a Rhythm Roundup sponsor -or- with questions? Reach out to Ellicia Romo at: eromo@peoplesmortgage.com or bwallace@peoplesmortgage.com

What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event? There is free parking on the premises.

Jason Moon presents his "7 Things Not to Say to A Veteran" presentation at the 7th Annual VA Community Mental Health Summit.