“Wow. I just previewed “Moms Club,” an amazing doc regarding the astroturfed SoCal school board wars & the moms fighting back. Jaw-dropping—especially where they infiltrate a meeting of the _____(spoiler alert), the secretive Christian Right umbrella driving the school board wars.I highly recommend it! Seriously, no one has created anything comparable”
— Jenny Cohn, Former attorney, political extremism journalist - Bucks County Beacon.
UPCOMING
SCREENINGS
MC IN-PERSON SCREENING SERIES
Hosted By: 805 SPEAKEASY
2:00 PM Sunday August 30th at New Thought Now! Spirtual Center
880 Hampshire Rd Ste W,
Westlake Village, Ca 91361
805 Speakeasy invites you to an in-person screening of Moms Club. a powerful documentary about everyday parents in a fight to protect public education
DID YOU KNOW EVENTS IN THE CONEJO VALLEY WERE AN EARLY WARNING SIGN FOR THE SCHOOL BOARD BATTLES THAT WOULD LATER SWEEP THE COUNTRY?
Remember when "Pervs Werk Here" was spray-painted on one of our elementary schools? When Proud Boys and other outside groups showed up at our school board meetings? When there were organized efforts to remove books from CVUSD libraries?
Those events weren't isolated. Moms Club follows parents across Southern California who experienced similar conflicts and set out to understand who was driving them. Their investigation became a powerful story of ordinary moms organizing to put the pieces together, a true testament to just how powerful mamabears can be.
Join us for a special screening of Moms Club and meet several of the moms featured in the film during a discussion panel afterward. With school board elections approaching, it's an opportunity to learn, ask questions, and hear directly from the people who lived this story.
Because people who think together, learn together, laugh together, celebrate together, and care for one another’s children build the strongest communities.
Come learn the history, ask questions, and meet other locals. Come alone or bring a friend, but don’t miss this opportunity. Space is limited!
🎟️To Register : Follow [LINK] make a $15+ donation to the film's Go Fundme and forward your confirmation email to
We will add your name to the list!
“Moms Club tells a captivating and inspiring story of how a group of moms fight back against a well-resourced, coordinated right-wing attack on their schools and community. The film does an excellent job of explaining how the anti-LGBTQ+ assault in California is astroturfed and part of a larger, Christian Right movement hell bent on stripping parents and students of their rights across the country”
— David Armiak, Investigative Journalist Center For Media & Democracy
HOST A
SCREENING
Bring Moms Club directly into your community and spark meaningful conversations about public education, LGBTQ+ rights, misinformation, political extremism, and civic engagement.
Whether you're a school, university, library, nonprofit organization, advocacy group, faith community, parent organization, or simply interested in gathering friends and neighbors, we can help create a screening experience tailored to your audience.
Hosts can choose between virtual screenings via the KINEMA platform or in-person screening options, with opportunities to include a live Q&A, Zoom discussion, professional moderation, or a screening-only format depending on the needs of your community.
All hosts receive access to the official Moms Club Discussion & Engagement Guide, which includes discussion questions, facilitator tips, background information, and resources to help support a meaningful post-screening conversation.
Interested in hosting a screening?
Choose between an In-Person or KINEMA Virtual screening & fill out the form. A member of our team will contact you to discuss your event, answer questions, and help create a screening experience tailored to your community.
SCREENING RESOURCES
"Mom's Club is a powerful, sobering, and hopeful look at on-the-ground resistance to the rise of fascism and extremism in the US"
— Craig Johnson PhD, Host of 15 Minutes Of Fascism
KINEMA VIRTUAL EDUCATIONAL
SCREENINGS
Bring Moms Club directly to your community—no theater required.
Our KINEMA Virtual Screenings make it easy for organizations, schools, advocacy groups, faith communities, parent groups, and community leaders to host a powerful screening event from anywhere in the country. Whether your audience gathers together in one location or watches from the comfort of their own homes, KINEMA provides a seamless, professional viewing experience designed to foster meaningful conversation and engagement.
Each screening includes a custom KINEMA event page that functions like your own private streaming platform, complete with the film trailer, artwork, synopsis, speaker information, sponsor recognition, and a countdown clock leading up to your event.
What's Included
Private KINEMA screening for up to 200 attendees.
Custom event page built specifically for your organization or community.
Live professionally moderated Q&A hosted by Adam Rose of the Los Angeles Press Club and Freedom of the Press Foundation.
Q&A participation from the award-winning filmmakers, moms featured in the film, and experts from the documentary (subject to availability).
Sponsor logo placement or custom thank-you message before the film.
Event coordination and support from the Moms Club team.
Event Format
Film Runtime: 90 Minutes
Live Q&A: 45–60 Minutes
The virtual format allows your audience to either gather together in one location for a community viewing or watch individually from their homes while participating together in the live discussion afterward.
Hosting Cost
The cost to host a KINEMA Virtual Screening is $1,000.
Many hosts choose to cover this cost through:
Ticket sales
Community sponsors
Organizational support
Donations
Fundraising campaigns
Local business partnerships
How It Works
Step 1
Fill out the form below and let us know your preferred screening date, organization, and estimated audience size.
Step 2
Our team will confirm availability and work with you to schedule your event and build your custom KINEMA screening page.
Step 3
Make your $1,000. contribution to the Moms Club Impact Campaign via our GoFundMe and begin inviting your audience.
Step 4
Screen the film, participate in a live discussion with the filmmakers and guests, and bring an important conversation directly to your community.
Step 5
Fill out the form below.
Moms Club is more than a documentary—it's an opportunity to engage audiences in thoughtful conversations about public education, civic engagement, misinformation, LGBTQ+ youth, and the larger forces shaping communities across America.
READY TO HOST A VIRTUAL SCREENING?
“The film does a great job reverse engineering coordinated on the ground ops back to HQ. That’s gold. It sets the standard for what all media should be doing when astroturfing, kinetic psychological ops and front groups are usually opaque consumable meaningless media sound bites”
— Brent Allpress PhD, Dark Money Expert
IN-PERSON COMMUNITY EDUCATIONAL
SCREENINGS
Bring Moms Club directly into your community through a private educational screening hosted in your home, community space, school, organization, or private venue.
These screenings are designed to create meaningful conversations around public education, LGBTQ+ rights, misinformation, political extremism, and civic engagement in an intimate and community-centered environment.
Hosts have the opportunity to organize customized screening events followed by live discussions featuring the filmmakers, experts, journalists, educators, or moms featured in the film. Depending on location and availability, Q&A sessions can take place either in person or virtually via Zoom immediately following the screening.
Whether you are hosting a small gathering with friends or a larger community event, Moms Club screenings are intended to foster thoughtful dialogue, education, and collective action while helping communities better understand the larger forces shaping public education and local politics across the country.
READY TO HOST AN IN-PERSON SCREENING?
“The subject was terrifying in it’s implications, but presented in a clear and motivational manner. Every person in America should see this film and take action.”
— Burt Weinstein, Parent - President Best Light Photography & Productions