Documentary screening looks to give insight on veterans' struggle
Meridian StarApr 02, 2024
Apr. 2—The Stronger Together Foundation, a nonprofit aimed at reducing the number of military service members who commit suicide, is inviting the public to a free viewing of a documentary that gives insight into the struggle veterans face reintegrating into society.
"Tribal," gives viewers an intimate look into the lives of three combat veterans as they talk about their experiences, emotions and struggles both on the battlefield and back at home. The documentary was made by Army veteran
Kershaw, who was discharged in 2013, told the Military Times in
With "Tribal," he said, he resisted calls to end the film on a high note as many other films do because that isn't the reality veterans are experiencing. By sharing his story and the stories of three other combat veterans in a true, unvarnished way, the goal of the film is to spark conversations that can prevent other service members from taking their own lives.
"This is a very, very rich documentary," he said. "It's very worth coming to see."
"Tribal" will be shown beginning at
Sponsorship opportunities are also available for local businesses or individuals interested in helping the
Anyone interested in learning more about sponsoring or more information about the film can contact Couch at 601-934-7119 or email info@strongertogetherfoundation.org.
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