Stand Down

Stand Down

Directed by Paul Steinbroner
Stand Down is a three day event to honor homeless Veterans and give them a hand up.

Overview

Genre
Social Issues, Human Rights, Music, Contemporary Issues, and Docutainment
Synopsis

Stand Down is an event started in 1988 in San Diego. It was founded by Veterans for Veterans. There is every possible service to help people who have undergone addiction, homelessness, PTSD, and trauma. It includes a secure environment, respect and understanding, food clothing, shelter plus legal, dental, optical, and other services including references to long term treatment options at Veterans Village of San Diego. It has been described as Maslow's hierarchy of needs in a Woodstock type environment due to the extensive music venue and convivial spirit. This Stand Down became a national model and over 300 stand downs take place nationally on a annual basis.

Stage
finished
Running time
30 minutes

Credits

Production Details

Prod. Co.
TouchPoint Productions, LLC
Country
United States
Years of Production
2017-2019
Locations
San Diego
Prod. Partners
Kevin Mc Coy

Distribution Details

Release year
2020
Language
english

Photos

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