The League of Women Voters of Southwest Missouri invites you to a special two-night community screening of Undivide Us — a compelling documentary that explores how everyday Americans are overcoming political and cultural divides to reweave the fabric of democracy.
📽️ In‑Person Screenings:
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Tuesday, June 10 at 7:00 PM
Alamo Drafthouse Springfield -
Thursday, June 12 at 6:30 PM
Schweitzer Brentwood Library
After each screening, join us for a community discussion led by League members—an opportunity to reflect on the film and explore ways to foster civil discourse and civic engagement in our region.
💻 Watch Online at Your Convenience:
You can also stream Undivide Us anytime for free at the link below:
https://www.pbs.org/video/undivide-us-mcfn9f/
🎟️ Admission is free and open to everyone. Whether you join us in person or watch online, you’ll be part of a community seeking to bridge divides.
About the Film:
Undivide Us is a timely and inspiring documentary that explores how Americans across the political spectrum are finding common ground in an increasingly divided nation. Through real stories and honest dialogue, the film follows individuals and communities working to bridge divides, not by ignoring differences, but by confronting them with compassion, curiosity, and a commitment to understanding.
Produced by the nonprofit organization Resetting the Table, the film highlights how deep listening and respectful conversation can build trust, foster empathy, and strengthen our democracy from the ground up.
At just under an hour, Undivide Us offers a powerful reminder that division isn’t destiny, and that healing begins when we choose to show up for one another.