Film Screening & Discussion: Hope in the Struggle – The Josie Johnson Story

Join Sabathani Community Center and Minnesota PBS for a special screening of Hope in the Struggle: The Josie Johnson Story, followed by a community conversation.

Discover the inspiring story of Dr. Josie Johnson, a Minnesota civil rights leader whose lifelong work for justice and equality continues to inspire new generations.

Event Details

Thursday, November 5
12–1:30pm
Sabathani Senior Apartments
3701 3rd Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55409
Please use the courtyard entrance.

Free admission | Popcorn provided!

About the Film

Hope in the Struggle: The Josie Johnson Story explores the life and legacy of Dr. Josie Johnson, a freedom fighter and civic leader who championed fair housing, education, and civil rights.

Through Dr. Johnson’s own words, discover the experiences that inspired her activism, what it means to take action, and how new generations are carrying the work forward.

The struggle for justice and equality continues, but there is hope in the struggle.

Watch, Learn, and Connect

This screening is part of Viewers Like Us, a Minnesota PBS program that brings people together to watch inspiring videos and share ideas.

Think of it as a book club, but with film! Following the screening, participants are invited to reflect on Dr. Johnson’s story, share perspectives, and engage in meaningful conversation with neighbors and community members.

The event will be facilitated by the Center for Lifelong Learning at Minnesota PBS.

Registration

Space is limited. Please register by October 31.

Click here to register now.  

Sign up by phone or email: 
Contact Senior Program Coordinator, Joyce Mayes: 612-821-2313 or jmayes@sabathani.org