March 19-23, 2004
Los Angeles, CA
Screening and discussion of "Freedom Machines"
The California State University at Northridge (CSUN) Technology and People with Disabilities Conference hosted a screening of "Freedom Machines," followed by discussion.

April 2, 2004
New York, NY
Screening and panel discussion of "Freedom Machines"
New York University (NYU) Center for Religion and Media screened "Freedom Machines" and had a panel discussion as part of their program, "Exploring Unexpected Intersections between Independent Media and Faith Communities."


May 19, 2004
San Francisco, CA
Screening of "Freedom Machines"
The Film Arts Foundation and the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts presented "Freedom Machines" in its series, True Stories, which includes sneak previews of new documentaries.


June 10, 2004
Seattle, WA
Screening and discussion of "Freedom Machines"
CTCNet screened "Freedom Machines" as part of its 12th Annual Conference for Community Technology Centers’ Network. CTCNet members had the opportunity to discuss the film with the Executive Producer and one of the stars of the film.


July 9-10, 2004
Honolulu, HI
Screening of "Freedom Machines"
Easter Seals Hawaii featured "Freedom Machines" at its Tools for Life Expo and Conference.


July 20, 2004
Austin, TX
Screening and discussion of "Freedom Machines"
The film was screened and followed by a discussion of the issues at Southwest Bell Communications (SBC) quarterly meeting of their Disabilities Advisory Group.


July 27, 2004
Washington, DC
Screening and presentation of "Freedom Machines"
The film was featured at an event commemorating the 14th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Sponsored by the U.S. Departments of Commerce, Education, Justice and the White House, the event took place at the Department of Commerce. Susan Mazrui from Cingular Wireless introduce the film and set the context for its viewing.

July 30, 2004
San Rafael, CA
Screening of "Freedom Machines"
IntelliTools, Inc. hosted a private screening of "Freedom Machines" at its 2nd Annual Masters Institute. The event included about 125 educators working with K-12 students with disabilities.

September 2nd, 2004
Minneapolis, MN

Screening and discussion of "Freedom Machines"
A screening of "Freedom Machines" held at the Simon Technology Center/PACER Center on September 2, 2004 from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. followed by a short facilitated discussion. The event is free but pre-registration is required.
Register online at: http://www.pacer.org/forms/workshops.asp?grant=STC&workshop=Freedom%

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Or call: 952-838-9000
http://www.pacer.org/stc

September 8th, 2004
Torrance, CA

Screening of "Freedom Machines" and assistive technology demonstration
The Torrance Public Library presents "Freedom Machines" on September 8 at 7:00 p.m. A demonstration of the library’s assistive technology will follow the screening of the film. Event open to the public, and expected attendance is 50.
For further information contact:
Dana Binke phone: 310-375-8418 or email: dbinke@torrnet.com
Paula Weiner phone: 310-618-5954 or email: pweiner@torrnet.com
http://www.library.torrnet.com


September 9th, 2004
Cedar Rapids, IA

Screening of "Freedom Machines"
Legion Arts will host a screening of "Freedom Machines" on September 9th at 8pm. Partner organizations include the New Voters Project, along with area high schools and colleges. The event is open to the public and 60 people are expected to attend. The purpose of the screening is to provide an artistically engaging experience, which can be used as a springboard to initiate a dialogue around the themes of the film.
***This facility has a seat lift but no wheelchair lift***
For further information contact:
Mel Andringa phone: 319-364-1580 ext. 21 or email: mel@legionarts.org
http://www.legionarts.org

September 17, 2004
San Juan, Puerto Rico

Screening and discussion of "Freedom Machines"
WIPR and the Department of Education will show "Freedom Machines." Beginning at 9:30am, the event will be a private screening with approximately 30 students from Vocational High School. After the screening, a small segment of WIPR’s local production, "Lineas de Fuga," will be presented, and participants will have the opportunity to take part in an open discussion related to the issues raised in the film.