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A poster advertises tickets for a screening in Portland, Oregon, at the Hollywood Theatre. The screening is on June 22nd, from 2:00-5:00pm. The poster highlights a variety of health conditions being addressed within the screening. A graphic of a map-like representation of the world is visible in the poster. A rectangular logo of Hollywood Theatre is at the bottom of the poster. The words "TICKETS ON SALE NOW" are in large bold black font at the top. The text underneath promotes the screening and specifies the date and time.

United Cerebral Palsy Oregon
United Cerebral Palsy Oregon
Community Vision Portland
Community Vision Portland
RACC Regional Arts Culture Council
RACC Regional Arts Culture Council
RACC Regional Arts and Culture Council
RACC Regional Arts and Culture Council
PHAME is a fine and performing arts academy serving adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
PHAME is a fine and performing arts academy serving adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Detroit Disability Power
Detroit Disability Power
North Pole Studio Logo
North Pole Studio Logo
Yah Charitable Trust
Yah Charitable Trust
Aarti and Ashaita
Aarti and Ashaita
Image of Tzu-Han Chou in front of a Large Stone Statue.
Image of Tzu-Han Chou in front of a Large Stone Statue.
María Soledad Cisternas Reyes
María Soledad Cisternas Reyes
Lizzie Acker
Lizzie Acker
Dessa Cozma with Cat
Dessa Cozma with Cat
Keith Jones
Keith Jones
Image of Leroy Moore Jr.
Image of Leroy Moore Jr.
Portrait of Judy Rubin. She's smiling wearing a purple sweater. She has short white hair.
Portrait of Judy Rubin. She's smiling wearing a purple sweater. She has short white hair.
Photo of Joy Elan, an award winning author and spoken word artist from Oakland and Berkeley, CA. She uses her writing to advocate for civil rights for Blacks/people of color, women, and people with disabilities. With her poetry and novels, she speaks about social issues that affect people from locally to globally.
Photo of Joy Elan, an award winning author and spoken word artist from Oakland and Berkeley, CA. She uses her writing to advocate for civil rights for Blacks/people of color, women, and people with disabilities. With her poetry and novels, she speaks about social issues that affect people from locally to globally.
Ray H. Short III
Ray H. Short III
Close up portrait of Glenn Stewart. He's wearing an orange t-shirt.
Close up portrait of Glenn Stewart. He's wearing an orange t-shirt.
Kathryn Tijerina
Kathryn Tijerina
Photo of Dr. Alette Coble-Temple is a full professor at University of San Francisco. She is an advocate for the rights of parents with disabilities. She was the 2016 Miss Wheel Chair America.
Photo of Dr. Alette Coble-Temple is a full professor at University of San Francisco. She is an advocate for the rights of parents with disabilities. She was the 2016 Miss Wheel Chair America.
Photo of Lateef McLeod, an accomplished writer and scholar. He is currently pursuing a doctorate in Anthropology and Social Change.
Photo of Lateef McLeod, an accomplished writer and scholar. He is currently pursuing a doctorate in Anthropology and Social Change.
Maya Dawn Thomas
Maya Dawn Thomas
Janice Fialka and Richard Feldman
Janice Fialka and Richard Feldman
At North Pole Studio in Portland Oregon. Zian and Austin.
At North Pole Studio in Portland Oregon. Zian and Austin.
Portrait of Ani from the chest up. Her straight dark hair blows back in the wind and she smirks with a closed-mouth smile. She has white skin, and wears gold earrings, a gold chain necklace and a lavender v neck shirt that seams down the middle.
Portrait of Ani from the chest up. Her straight dark hair blows back in the wind and she smirks with a closed-mouth smile. She has white skin, and wears gold earrings, a gold chain necklace and a lavender v neck shirt that seams down the middle.
Aisha Abioto
Aisha Abioto
Amantina Contreras with baby 1946
Amantina Contreras with baby 1946
Photo of Emmy award winner Toni Hickman 2021 Rising Phoenix song. She is a brain aneurysm and stroke survivor.
Photo of Emmy award winner Toni Hickman 2021 Rising Phoenix song. She is a brain aneurysm and stroke survivor.
Matthew Monias aka MattMac
Matthew Monias aka MattMac
Co-Sponsor United Cerebral Palsy Oregon
Co-Sponsor Community Vision
Regional Arts & Culture Council
racclogoround
PHAME Academy
Detroit Disability Power
DWD Divas With Disabilities
northpolestudiologo
Yah Charitable Trust
Gertrude Oforiwa Fefoame
Aarti & Ashaita at Café Arpan (2022)
Tzu-Han Chou
María Soledad Cisternas Reyes
Lizzie Acker
Dessa Cosma
DonnaWalton
Keith Jones
LeroyMooreJr.
Judy Rubin, PhD, ATR-BC, HLM
Joy Elan
Ray Short III
Glenn Stewart
Kathryn Harris Tijerna
Dr. Alette Coble-Temple
Ryan Hudson-Peralta
Lateef McLeod
Teddy Dorsette III
Maya Dawn Thomas
Janice Fialka and Richard Feldman
Teressa Raiford
Rob Smith
Austin Brague
Gabrielle Guedon and Zian Chavez in Portland, Oregon
Ani Grigorian
Aisha Abioto
Ramiro Alvarez
Grandmother Amantina
Toni Hickman
Mattmac – Press Photo 13
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United Cerebral Palsy Oregon Logo
Co-Sponsor Community Vision
RACC Logo
racclogoround
PHAME is a fine and performing arts academy serving adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Detroit Disability Power
DWD Divas With Disabilities
northpolestudiologo
Yah Charitable Trust
Gertrude Oforiwa Fefoame
Aarti & Ashaita at Café Arpan (2022)
Tzu-Han Chou
María Soledad Cisternas Reyes
Lizzie Acker
Dessa Cosma
Dr. Donna Walton
Keith Jones
Leroy Moore Jr.
Portrait of Judy Rubin.
Photo of Joy Elan, an award winning author and spoken word artist from Oakland and Berkeley, CA. She uses her writing to advocate for civil rights for Blacks/people of color, women, and people with disabilities. With her poetry and novels, she speaks about social issues that affect people from locally to globally.
Ray Short III
Portrait of Glenn Stewart
Kathryn Tijerina
Photo of Dr. Alette Coble-Temple is a full professor at University of San Francisco. She is an advocate for the rights of parents with disabilities. She was the 2016 Miss Wheel Chair America.
Ryan Hudson-Peralta
Photo of Lateef McLeod, an accomplished writer and scholar. He is currently pursuing a doctorate in Anthropology and Social Change.
Teddy Dorsette III is a Deaf filmmaker, entrepreneur and social justice advocate from the city of Detroit
MayaDawn Thomas
Janice Fialka and Richard Feldman
Teressa Raiford is an activist and politician in Portland, Oregon, United States. She founded the local Black-led non-profit Don't Shoot Portland.
Rob Smith
At North Pole Studio in Portland Oregon. Zian and Austin.
Gabrielle Guedon and Zian Chavez in Portland, Oregon
Ani Grigorian
Aisha Abioto
photo of a smiling Rami wearing a white shirt and straw hat in front of a mango tree branch. Rami has light brown skin with black hair and piercings between the eyes on his nose bridge and on the earlobes. Four green mangoes hang from the top-right edge of the frame and dangle around Rami’s face, covering parts of the straw hat. The background is a green open field with out of focus, tall trees.
Grandmother Amantina
Photo of Emmy award winner Toni Hickman 2021 Rising Phoenix song. She is a brain aneurysm and stroke survivor.
Matthew Monias Image
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APRIL 1, 2025

Our Premiere Screening in Portland sold out the first day! The event was beautiful! Because so many people have been asking for another screening, we are having another screening in Portland!

Our next screening will be June 22nd at Hollywood Theatre in Portland, Oregon. We’ll let you know when tickets become available.

Please, we need your help. For the cost of screening at Hollywood, the cost for distribution, and marketing. Please donate what you can for this very important film. See GoFundMe link at the bottom of page.

Our education based, groundbreaking film challenges societal norms, exploring profound themes of ableism, racism, intersectionality, and the distinction between Disability Rights and Disability Justice. It challenges the notions of beauty and centers on the lived experiences of adults with disabilities. This is the first film uniting a minority, the largest minority, Persons with Disabilities, that spans the globe.

While understanding that ableism and inspiration porn are embedded in our culture, we want to share stories authentically and unapologetically. It is packed with stories and information to educate and shed light on the experience of individuals with disabilities.

@wearethemostbeautifupeople

Director and Editor BA Short @bethannshort

Cinematographer Robert Lafady @rdlafady

Producer Zian Chavez @zianchavez

Original Song by Toni Hickman @therealtonihickman and Matthew Monias @mattmaconline

WATMBP LLC and Crow and Moon Productions @crowandmoonproductions

WATMBP LLC and Crow and Moon Productions acknowledges we are located on the territory of the Multnomah, Kathlamet, Clackamas, Chinook, Tualatin Kalapuya, Molalla, and other indigenous nations, ceded under duress between 1848 and 1855. Currently, Multnomah County is home to the 9th largest urban Indigenous population. For more information and an interactive map, visit https://native-land.ca/ 

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