Purchase — Toxic | A Black Woman's Story

“What a compelling, heart-wrenching story. Absolutely brilliant. Every healthcare professional and every health equity champion should watch this film because it creatively highlights explicit and implicit biases, the drivers and determinants of health inequities, and the impact of systemic and structural racism on maternal and child health outcomes.”

— Daniel E. Dawes, JD | Executive Director, Satcher Health Leadership Institute

Interested in purchasing Toxic: A Black Woman’s Story?

You’re in good company. Organizations throughout the United States have begun initiating purchase requests for this very special film so they can illuminate the intersection of racism, toxic stress, infant loss, and health inequities in their own communities.

The film and discussion guide are educational tools designed to foster local conversation and connection about the national infant mortality crisis. It is recommended to combine a screening of the film with a discussion immediately following. One person may lead the discussion or two or more individuals may choose to facilitate the discussion together. Regardless of the number of facilitators, it is critical that they are knowledgeable in health equity as it relates to maternal and child health.

All film proceeds will be used to provide healing support resources for families in Cuyahoga County, OH (the county in which this film was created) who have experienced pregnancy and infant loss.

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How to Purchase:

Complete the Purchase Request Form below: Once submitted, your request will be reviewed and you will be contacted via email within 3-5 business days by a member of our team. If your purchase request is approved, you will be issued an invoice for the appropriate film licensure for your organization.
Submit payment: The sooner payment is processed and mailed, the sooner you will receive your downloadable film package.
Download your film package: When we receive payment, we will send you a downloadable film package via email which includes a time-sensitive link to download Toxic: A Black Woman’s Story as an HD video file, as well as an accompanying Discussion Guide PDF and Film Use & License Information PDF (both furnished as PDF attachments). Click here for more about Film Use & License Information.

Purchase Request Form

Select the film purchase license option appropriate to your organization.

Film purchase comes with a direct download of an HD video file, as well as an accompanying Discussion Guide PDF and Proof of Film Licensure PDF (both furnished as PDF attachments).

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The film and discussion guide are educational tools designed to foster conversation and connection about African American maternal and child health. It is highly recommended that all screenings include time for a discussion immediately following. Facilitators should be knowledgeable of the film's key themes (i.e. racism, equity, African American maternal and child health) and experienced in handling sensitive issues. Please describe who will facilitate the film discussion.

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