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Watch the NRCAT videos:
Repairing the Brokenness
The video includes perspectives from several faith leaders about repentance, redemption and healing the soul of our nation from the brokenness resulting from the use of torture. Within that context, the video addresses the need for accountability for U.S.-sponsored torture and provides information about NRCAT’s call for a Commission of Inquiry, urging people of faith to join the campaign by signing our statement. It best lends itself to a small group discussion or an adult education setting. If your congregation has an adult class that meets weekly to address a variety of issues, you might consider suggesting a screening of the video and using our Discussion Guide to facilitate a discussion. You can order the DVD for $5.00 from our online store or download to your computer. View the video. Preventing Torture Everywhere
Show the video Preventing Torture Everywhere and use our Discussion Guide
to facilitate a discussion. The 10-minute video features four victims
of torture; Juan Mendez, U.N. Special Rapporteur on Torture; an attorney
describing torture and abuse in U.S. prisons; and NRCAT leaders. It
best lends itself to a small group discussion or an adult education
setting. If your congregation has an adult class that meets weekly to
address a variety of issues, you might consider suggesting a screening
of the video and using our Discussion Guide
to facilitate a discussion. You can order the DVD for $5.00 from our online store or download to your computer. View the video.
Ending U.S.-Sponsored Torture Forever
This study resource is a key tool in NRCAT’s efforts to increase the number of people who believe that torture is always wrong. The 20-minute DVD is accompanied by six discussion guides designed for congregations of specific faith groups. The DVD study resource is available on NRCAT’s online store for $5.00. View the trailer or view the 20-minute video.
The Faith Community and U.S.-Sponsored Torture
This six-minute video describes the depth and the breadth of the religious community's commitment to end U.S.-sponsored torture. View the video. Torture is a Moral issue – an Interfaith Portrait This 45-second video features voices from several religious perspectives affirming that no matter what torture is called, it is always a moral issue and it is always wrong. View the video.
Ending Torture at Home and Abroad
This 87 minute video features a workshop on ending torture at home and abroad, including a description of NRCAT's agenda for 2010. Held at the 2010 Ecumenical Advocacy Days, the workshop featured Linda Gustitus, Lance Tapley, and Stephen Rickard. Watch the video.
Next Steps in Ending U.S.-sponsored Torture
featuring Matthew Alexander, Scott Horton and George Hunsinger
This hour and a half video features a workshop on torture at the 2009 Ecumenical Advocacy Days and includes a description of NRCAT’s agenda for 2009. View the video. |

