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On Tuesday 13 October, TRAUMALITY joined more than 200 practitioners at the fifth SPACE Matters conference in Kent, with an interview, a panel and a closing poem.
On Wednesday 14 October, TRAUMALITY screened at the Duke of York's Picturehouse in Brighton, hosted by Louise Michelle Bombèr and Allado, followed by a panel on moving from awareness to action.
Made with no budget, no funding and no industry backing, TRAUMALITY is now screening across continents, with much more in the pipeline.
On 1 December 2026, TRAUMALITY screens in Asia for the first time, at the MHAT Global Conference in Kuala Lumpur, hosted by Asian Freedom Network.
Around 200 people watched TRAUMALITY together online, then stayed for a live panel with Deb Dana, Dr Suzanne Zeedyk, Mandy Saligari, Dr Jessica Taylor, Dr Veronique Mead and Deborah Cooper Jones. Watch the full conversation here.
TRAUMALITY has won the Social Impact Award at the Activists Without Borders Film Festival, United Kingdom 2026, recognising a film made to change how trauma and mental health are understood.
TRAUMALITY has built a free community where people can meet, share and organise around trauma-informed change - with spaces as one of the ways to do it.
At the Scottish premiere of TRAUMALITY, the conversation exposed the gap between understanding trauma and creating systems that respond differently.
More than 100 NHS staff joined an online screening of TRAUMALITY, followed by a live discussion exploring how film can help create conversations, influence practice and contribute to wider systems change.
TRAUMALITY was screened at the Tavistock Centre for healthcare professionals, people working across the NHS and people with lived experience of trauma - followed by a Q&A on what our understanding of trauma should lead us to do differently.