JOIN US for a virtual screening of HBO’s Emmy award-winning documentary:
Ernie & Joe: Crisis Cops
Directed and Produced by Jenifer McShane

Regional Arizona screenings and panel discussions with community Q&A will be taking place virtually throughout June 2021 to highlight the timely topic of this film: responding to community members in crisis.

Leaders and individuals from law enforcement, the fire service, emergency medical services, emergency dispatch, behavioral health services, and community members are invited to register now for a free regional screening. All participants will have an opportunity to participate in the live panel Q&A.

All screenings will be held virtually via Zoom. All registrants will receive a reserved ticket with access to the screening and panel discussion.

 

Maricopa County Screening: June 3, 2021 2p-3:30p REGISTER NOW

Southeast Arizona Screening: June 10, 2021 2p-3:30p: REGISTER NOW

Flagstaff / Coconino County Screening: June 17, 2021 2p-3:30p REGISTER NOW

Arizona Rural, Tribal & Frontier Community Screening: June 24, 2021 2p-3:30p REGISTER NOW

 

About the film and discussion: Ernie & Joe: Crisis Cops chronicles two San Antonio Police Department officers who lead the way in diverting people away from jail and into mental health treatment, one 911 call at a time.
Many Arizona communities have been changing the way our own first responders provide support to individuals in a mental health crisis. Each panel discussion will highlight this important work in its local community and throughout the state and future opportunities.

All registrants will receive access to screen the full Ernie & Joe: Crisis Cops film. During each regional screening, we will see a condensed version of the film and then be joined by Ernie Stevens and Joe Smarro from the film as well as panelists from the first responder, behavioral health, and lived-experience communities.

Learn more: www.ernieandjoethefilm.com

 

Arizona screenings are being presented in partnership by: