Academy Award® Nominee - Best Documentary Feature Film ｜ Streaming Now Worldwide on Netflix ｜ "The 31 Best Documentaries of All Time" by Harper's Bazaar
#StandWithHer is collaborating with Blueshift Education and ROCO Films to:
• Screen the film in up to 5000 educational institutions across the U.S. with potential for global reach.
• Distribute To Kill a Tiger Discussion Guide, Parent Guide, High School Curriculum, Resource Guide, and Filmmaker Modules in collaboration with teachers, survivors, and partners from South Asian SOAR, Equimundo, A Call To Men, and MenEngage Alliance.
• Reach up to 1 million students globally with our educational resources.
• Activate and amplify global, national, and community resources to ensure care and justice for survivors.
• Empower survivors to challenge stigmas around sexual violence through community screenings, school events, and educational resources.
• Use the film as a touchstone for survivors to know they are not alone.
• Direct survivors to our partner organizations for additional resources.
• Host a screening of To Kill a Tiger and use the story as a touchstone to reflect, discuss, and examine patriarchal systems that perpetuate gender violence.
• Create a culture of understanding and shared responsibility where men and boys know they are allies, beneficiaries, and agents of change in sustaining a gender-just world.
• Help shape the conversation - Join the “With Love, Dad.” campaign and share the powerful media and social assets of well-known fathers reading heartfelt letters to their children, committing to build a world free of gender-based violence.
• Focus on education and social narrative change at home, in schools, in your community, and with policy, law, and institutional change.
• Support, engage, and learn from our partner organizations.
• Education is prevention. Use To Kill a Tiger and the tailored film-based resources as an entry point to engage classrooms and communities in imagining and building a world free of gender-based violence.
The Creating a Gender-Just World curriculum aims to foster a culture where men, boys, women, and girls feel empowered to drive change, promoting healthy, respectful relationships rooted in gender equity and human rights, and to help create safe spaces where survivors can seek care and justice.
A comprehensive guide for hosting screenings of To Kill a Tiger aimed at educators, librarians, NGOs, community groups, and universities. It will provide tips for facilitating sensitive and productive dialogues on GBV, suggested discussion questions, and calls to action aligned with the impact campaign.
This guide, tailored for parents of secondary and university students, equips parents to foster healthy gender relations, teach consent, and leverage their influence within educational settings to drive systemic change. The guide will integrate insights from film stakeholders and partner organizations to ensure relevance and impact.
This guide created for panelists and moderators provides community discussion questions around our campaign’s Key Pillars and Goals.
Bring the award-winning documentary To Kill a Tiger to your community, organization or classroom and help spark vital conversations about gender justice, male allyship, and survivor support. Hosting a screening is easy and accessible.
You can host a community screening as a local event, watch party or, if you’re a gender-based violence non-profit, a free, virtual fundraiser. We’ve partnered with Kinema to make the process simple. Turn your event into a fundraiser to support your mission, with 50% of proceeds going directly to your organization.
For additional questions, please email info@standwithhercampaign.com.
To purchase an institutional version or educational screening license, click here.
To inquire about hosting a screening for your school or campus, please complete the form below and our team will be in touch.
