We offer multiple versions of the film to meet a variety of audiences and settings:

• 97-minute award winning feature film – ideal for theaters, film festivals, and large community screenings

• 60-minute version – well-suited for campus events, community forums, and intergroup programs

• 40-minute educational version – designed for middle and high school classrooms

Yes. When you screen Shared Legacies, Spill the Honey provides a Facilitator’s Guide with background context, discussion questions, and tips for leading meaningful dialogue.

For educators, we also offer a professional training module. Upon completion, participants gain access to a five-lesson curriculum for grades 6–8 and 9–12, incorporating both the 40- and 60-minute films.

To register for training, please contact Rabbi Dr. Judy Schindler. Drschindler@spillthehoney.com.

Yes. Through the Shared Legacies Mini-Grant Program, Spill the Honey offers grants of up to $750 to educators. These funds support programs that extend learning beyond the classroom through family or community engagement events.

Click here to learn more about the Mini-Grant Program. [Shared Legacies Mini-Grant Program Supporting Family and Community Engagement]

Yes. Spill the Honey offers a Speaker’s Bureau featuring national leaders in Black–Jewish relations who can enrich your post-screening conversation.

Speaker availability and fees vary. Click here to explore our roster.

To bring Shared Legacies to your school, university, film festival, organization, or house of worship, please complete our Event Request Form, and a member of our team will follow up with you.

For additional information or if you have additional questions, contact:
Rabbi Dr. Judy Schindler
Executive Director, Spill the Honey
drschindler@spillthehoney.com.