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Simulating Religious Violence
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EDUCATIONAL AND INSTITUTIONAL SCREENING & SALES FAQ​
We work with GOOD DOCS on educational distribution for Simulating Religious Violence. If you are interested in purchasing or streaming the film for an educational institution listed below, please visit this website for more information. You can also contact GOOD DOCS directly at outreach@gooddocs.net with any questions about buying the film.
The film is available to the following institutions and organizations:
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Universities
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Four-Year Colleges
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High Schools
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Community Colleges
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Nonprofits / Community Groups
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For-Profits / Corporations
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Public Libraries
Viewing options available:
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Event Screenings
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14-Day Streaming Access
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Digital Site Licenses
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One Year and Three Year Subscription Streaming
Can I buy this film on Amazon or iTunes and show it to my class, organization or group?
If you want to use this film for an institutional, classroom, group or public screening, please purchase the appropriate license from our educational distributor GOOD DOCS.
How can I host a screening of Simulating Religious Violence?
Our distributor GOOD DOCS offers a variety of purchase options. Please contact them at outreach@gooddocs.net with any questions. They can help you determine if you need to purchase public performance rights, or a different license type.
How much does an educational copy cost?
Visit GOOD DOCS for pricing and more information.
"For academic librarians, the film is well-suited to religious studies, political science, computer science, ethics, and sociology courses. It can also enhance media literacy discussions by showing how simulation can serve humanitarian, not just analytical, goals." Christopher Spicer
Student, Rutgers University
"A fantastic approach to improve intercultural competence. It pushes us to adopt new perspectives and see that every narrative has a deeper meaning."
Student, Northeastern University
“This film enlightens us not only to the phenomenon of religious violence, but also to the way scholars can come together in an effort to improve the world.”
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