One city. Nineteen months. The human stories behind Maine's homelessness and mental health crisis — told by the people living it.
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Runtime
78 min
Location
Bangor, ME
Documentarian
Rogan O'Donnell, MS
Continuing Ed
3 CEUs
Filmed over 19 months in Bangor, Maine, InhuMAINE follows the people navigating homelessness, addiction, and a strained behavioral health system — and the neighbors, clinicians, and advocates working toward solutions. Directed by clinician-filmmaker Rogan O'Donnell, it replaces judgment with understanding.
Endorsed by Husson University's Graduate Counseling Program (NBCC ACEP #4537) and approved for 3 CEUs — a practice-enhancing educational tool for behavioral and mental health professionals.
Donate to Watch the FilmInhuMAINE has been selected for the Monadnock International Film Festival in Keene, New Hampshire — screening this October.
Keene, NH · October
Festival SitePresented in a private screening for New York State social service leaders at the NYPWA Conference — opening an exchange on homelessness, mental health, and the behavioral health system.
New York State
Read on CBS6 AlbanyScreened at the Norwich High School auditorium with a filmmaker Q&A and a resource panel moderated by the Chenango County Commissioner of Social Services.
Norwich, NY
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