Five special community resources

Each toolkit draws from the same film but speaks the language of a different practitioner community. The general learning guide is available now. Specialized versions are in active development, with release planned through 2026.

1. General Learning Guide

Designed for undergraduate classrooms and community groups. Covers the film's core themes — trauma, resilience, forgiveness, migration — with discussion prompts and reflective exercises.

• Undergraduate courses in sociology, religion, peace studies

• Community screening hosts

• Adult education groups

2. Body Healing Toolkit

For yoga teachers, somatic practitioners, and wellness providers who want to integrate the film's embodied practices — martial arts, tai chi, yoga — into their existing programs and client relationships.

• Yoga & movement teachers

• Somatic therapists

• Wellness & mindfulness coaches

3. Mind Healing Toolkit

For mental health practitioners and educators working with trauma. Mindfulness meditation and Jungian shadow work as frameworks for processing grief, rage, and shame — taught through the lens of the film.

• Mental health practitioners

• Trauma-informed educators

• Undergraduate classrooms

4. Community Healing Toolkit

For communities navigating the complexity of refugee reception, post-conflict repair, and cross- cultural coexistence. Grounded in Ubuntu philosophy and restorative practice frameworks.

• Refugee reception & resettlement organizations

• Post-conflict reconciliation programs

• Municipal & NGO community facilitators

5. Faith & Interfaith Toolkit

Healing and Welcoming the Stranger. For facilitators leading dialogue across religious traditions — session frameworks, theological reflection prompts, and contemplative exercises drawn from multiple traditions.

• Interfaith organizations

• Seminary & theological educators

• Interreligious dialogue practitioners