Film screening of the documentary 'My Mama Joe, Hope & Help' with a Mini-Resource Fair and audience Q&A with local experts at the Phoenix Art Museum.
The Phoenix Art Museum is hosting a free screening of the documentary My Mama Joe, Hope & Help on Friday, October 16, in the Whiteman Auditorium. The film is part of the Mama Joe Project Community Engagement Forum, which frames the story as one of hope and help for caregivers and families navigating dementia.
It's not just a movie night, though. The evening is built around three distinct parts. It kicks off at 5 PM with a Mini-Resource Fair, where you can connect with local organizations and pick up caregiving tools. After that, the documentary My Mama Joe, Hope & Help plays, and the night closes at 7 PM with an interactive Q&A led by local experts. If you're coming for the film, arriving early for the fair gives you a chance to gather some practical resources before the screening starts.
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The whole thing runs from 5 PM to 8 PM at the museum, 1625 N Central Ave. Admission is free, but you do need to register in advance at www.mamajoeproject.com/phoenix.
