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Documentary to Premiere at La Paloma, Promotes Peace

An inspiring documentary will be having a red carpet premiere July 1 at La Paloma Theatre.

Adults get credit for a lot of things in life. But this weekend, an eye-opening documentary is showing just how inspiring kids can be in life

is rolling out the red carpet at La Paloma Theatre on Sunday. The two-hour event will feature paparazzi, refreshments and even a silent auction, all before a special screening of I Pledge.

The documentary, which was created by high school Kids for Peace intern Natalie Weldon, follows three Kids for Peace members of different backgrounds on their journey of discovery and empowerment. The film recognizes elements of bullying, intolerance, violence, apathy and fear the world in which our youth lives. The three students are on a mission to create a positive change, fueled by their Pledge for Peace.

The film will be followed by a Q and A session with the films stars, so be sure to stick around after the documentary.

Want to be inspired by youth? I Pledge: A Kids for Peace Documentary will be premiering with the "paparazzi" at July 1 from 4-6 p.m. Tickets are just $20 and can be purchased online. Will you pledge for peace?

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