Four budding activists battle personal and political barriers to find their voice in the Canadian anti-violence movement.
This project was filmed on unceded Algonquin territory. It was completed in May 2022 and has since been screened in several festivals, communities, and classrooms. The film is also being used as a teaching tool in classes on Law, Social Sciences, Feminist Studies, and Literature.
Interested in hosting a private or public screening of the smallest steps or purchasing a license for your library? Then send an email to CFMDC at bookings@cfmdc.org!
A portion of all screening licenses purchased will be donated quarterly to an anti-violence organization in support of the movement to end violence against women.
We also encourage you and your attendees to take action after viewing the film. Download our Actions, Activities, & Discussion Questions booklet for ideas!
Ontario High School teachers check out the list of courses in which the smallest steps can be a valuable curriculum asset!
If you’re part of the Toronto School Board, the film is available to you for FREE through the Toronto District School Board Catalogue!
If you’re an Ontario Justice Worker, you can watch our film to complete your continuing professional development hours!
Access the film through the Ontario Bar Association, or view it with the recorded panel!
By viewing the film and the panel, you’ll gain 2.5 CPD hours: