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Free documentary premieres in Fayetteville

Summary by Ground News

A Safe Place to Sleep is a 17-minute documentary of Arkansas residents sharing their stories of the impact of no tenant protections. The premiere will be hosted by Monique Jones, director of outreach for St. James Food Pantry, and Sen. Greg Ledin at 7 p.m. at the Squire Jehegan Outreach Center. The short film is also available online.

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Free documentary premieres in Fayetteville

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — A free premiere of a documentary highlighting failed Arkansas tenets laws will show on March 20 in Fayetteville. "A Safe Place To Sleep" is a 17-minute documentary of Arkansas residents sharing their stories of the impact of no tenant protections. It dives into the stories of people and children who are affected by the lack of management in rental properties. Locally-filmed movie to have premiere at Fiesta S…

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Arkansas Times

Documentary on Arkansas renters' rights to screen in Fayetteville

In response to the appalling lack of protections for tenants in Arkansas, human rights attorney Stephen Coger and Iron Lotus Creative have put together “A Safe Place To Sleep,” a 17-minute documentary featuring conversations with the vulnerable renters across Arkansas who have been most affected by this legislative oversight and the advocates who are working to make things right. You can view the documentary above or come to the in-person premi…

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