📚 Learning📍 SeattleFreeOpen to all

Film Screening: Ultimate Citizens

WhenWed, Oct 28, 6:00 PMStarts in 45 hours📅 Add to calendarWhereRedmondWest Meeting Room🗺 Apple Maps🗺 Google Maps🚕 UberHostKing County Library SystemCostFreeCapacityOpen — no spot limit

About this event

Adults (Ages 24 to 49), New Adults (Ages 19 to 23), Older Adults (Ages 50+). Join a screening of the documentary "Ultimate Citizens," followed by Q&A with filmmaker Francine Strickwerda. For high schoolers and older. Ultimate Citizens follows Jamshid Khajavi, a witty, warm Iranian American who becomes a mentor to immigrant and refugee students through counseling at Seattle schools. By creating a team around Ultimate Frisbee, he helps kids find healing. In his personal life, Jamshid models strength and resilience by performing nearly “impossible” feats, like swimming across the Strait of Gibraltar and becoming a three-time grand slam winner of ultra-running as an ultra-endurance athlete. Of local interest is his memorable Polar Bear plunge from Mercer Island’s Clarke Beach in 1997. Registration is not required. Sponsored by the Friends of the Redmond Library and Peyvand

Join this event

Before you join

OneJoy is where people find each other — the host organises the event, not us. Check who is hosting, judge whether it suits you, and take the same care you would meeting anyone new. Under-18s should come with a parent or guardian. Any money changes hands directly with the host; OneJoy never handles payments.

Sign in — Have an account? Sign in and we'll fill this in for you.

Only shared with the host.

More options

Questions & comments

Ask the host anything — replies are visible to everyone.

—

⚑ Report

Report this to the OneJoy team

Tell us what is wrong. We read every report.