Join the Genital Autonomy Legal Defense and Education Fund (GALDEF) on Saturday, March 22 for the latest in our series of retrospective films about intactivism from the 1990s and early 2000s. Tickets are on sale now.

We’ll present a triple-feature, starting with the 11-minute documentary of the 1993 NOHARMM protest at the California Medical Association. This will be followed by Nigel Hunt’s 30-minute film They Cut Babies, Don’t They? One Man’s Struggle Against Circumcision, an engaging profile of Canadian photographer, videographer and intactivist James Loewen, followed by James’ own 20-minute video production of Intactivist History covering the period from 1970 to 2009.

James will join us in a post-screening discussion of the films to share his thoughts on the progress he’s seen since the films were made, and what he sees as remaining obstacles, challenges and strategies going forward. The webinar’s Q&A feature will allow attendees to submit questions during and after the films, which will be answered in real time during the discussion.

As with previous screenings, this global webinar will occur simultaneously across multiple domestic and international time zones. The event is intended to educate newer intactivists and is a fundraiser for the important work of GALDEF.  See exact screening times below.

Event capacity is limited to the first 100 ticket purchasers, so buy your ticket early. Ticket sales close one hour before screening time.

Screening times Saturday, March 22

North America:  4pm/Eastern | 3pm/Central | 2pm/Mountain | 1pm/Pacific | 12pm/Alaska | 11am/Hawaii

Europe:  Iceland 21:00 | U.K. 21:00 | Central Europe 22:00 | Finland 23:00 | Israel 23:00 | South Africa 23:00

Screening times Sunday, March 23

Turkey 00:00 | Australia/New Zealand:  Perth 05:00 | Brisbane 07:00 | Sydney 08:00 | Auckland 10:00