A Reckoning in Boston takes a deep look at privilege and racist structures, with a particular focus on the availability of affordable housing as it relates to mental health. The award-winning documentary also addresses activism, social entrepreneurship, community investment, educational opportunities, urban farming and more. 

This in-person event will take place at Brennan Library, Rosen Auditorium, Lasell University, 80A Maple Street, Auburndale MA 02466.

Watch the trailer for A Reckoning in Boston here anytime.

The entire film will be available to watch from 7 am ET on Saturday, February 25 through 11:59 pm ET on Tuesday, February 28, 2023. To watch the film go to the Film Screening Room and copy and paste the video password when prompted. The password is: BOS7O6R35

Join us for deep conversation with Kafi Dixon and Carl Chandler, Producers and film protagonists, as well as Director/Writer/Editor James Rutenbeck. The discussion will be moderated by Jesse Tauriac, Assistant Vice President, Chief Diversity Officer, and Director of the Donahue Institute for Equity and Social Justice at Lasell University. In preparation for this event, think about why you live where you do and consider what unseen forces led you there. Who is and is not able to live where you live?

The Newton Free Library also has a copy of A Reckoning in Boston that can be reserved by clicking on this link.

Folks of all identities who bring a spirit of positivity and acceptance are welcome, even if they have not viewed the film.