Recorded Panel Discussions
Powerful Conversations. Meaningful Change.
Being Michelle, an award-winning documentary, is sparking important conversations and inspiring change across Deaf, disabled, and hearing communities.
Through recorded panel discussions, filmmaker Q&A sessions, and special events, Being Michelle brings together advocates, experts, filmmakers, and community members to explore the challenges, experiences, and perspectives of Deaf and disabled individuals.
These conversations address disability rights, communication access, inclusion, trauma, and the importance of creating a more accessible and compassionate society.
Featured discussions include a special panel moderated by Rosie O'Donnell and attended by Academy Award-winning actress Marlee Matlin as a VIP guest.
Explore these powerful conversations, hear diverse perspectives, and discover how Being Michelle continues to raise awareness, encourage understanding, and inspire meaningful social change.
Beyond the Screen: Conversations That Create Change
The impact of Being Michelle extends far beyond the film itself. Each screening, panel discussion, and audience Q&A creates opportunities for education, connection, and advocacy.
By bringing together Deaf, disabled, and hearing communities, these conversations help challenge misconceptions, amplify underrepresented voices, and encourage greater awareness of the barriers many individuals face.
From film festivals to community screenings, Being Michelle continues to inspire conversations about disability justice, accessible communication, and the importance of ensuring that every voice is heard.
Bring Being Michelle to Your Community
Host a screening and start a meaningful conversation about disability rights, inclusion, and the power of human connection.