Screenings, Workshops, and
Guided Conversations
Designed to help communities, organizations, and classrooms engage real conversations around trauma, transition, and human impact.
Battlefield: Home creates a starting point for meaningful conversation—bringing together film, lived experience, and guided dialogue to help audiences engage with what is often difficult to name.
Programming can be adapted for:
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Community organizations
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Schools and universities
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Healthcare and mental health settings
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Military and veteran-connected services
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Rural and underserved communities
Each engagement creates space for real conversation—grounded in lived experience and focused on understanding rather than assumption.
Bring Battlefield: Home to your community.
CONVERSATION & ENGAGEMENT
This work creates space for real conversation.
Led by lived experience.
Grounded in understanding.
Shaped by the people in the room.
Anita works with communities, organizations, and classrooms to engage experiences that are often difficult to name—but widely felt.
Each engagement is conversational and adaptable—whether in a classroom, a community space, or a rural setting where access is often limited.
For communities seeking a more in-depth experience, The Rapid Response Initiative is available as a structured, extended engagement.
*Battlefield: Home – Breaking The Silence is fiscally sponsored through NOVAC 501(c)3
FOCUSED CONVERSATIONS
Where this work meets people in lived situations
This conversation is for caregivers, families, and professionals navigating long-term care, chronic stress, and the emotional weight that often goes unseen.
Drawing from lived experience, film excerpts, and guided dialogue, Anita creates space for honest conversation about what caregiving actually requires—physically, emotionally, and relationally.
This work does not offer prescriptive solutions—
it centers on understanding, connection, and the shared realities that are often difficult to name.
This work is informed by over a decade of personal caregiving—
including six years of intensive, full-time care.
Available in virtual, in-person, and hybrid formats—adapted to the needs of each community.
This is a facilitated, live conversation shaped by the people in the room.
Who This Is For
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Family caregivers
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Healthcare and support professionals
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Social workers and counselors
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Community and non-profit organizations
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Rural communities where caregiving support is often limited
Bring this conversation into your community.
“Battlefield: Home Rapid Response Initiative is extremely effective at helping local leadership and combat veterans learn to speak the same language…I can’t think of a better system to get both sides interacting together effectively.”
— Gary Miranda II, USMC Combat Veteran – Jonesboro, Arkansas