MFT & Moms First Present: No Country for Mothers | Live with Reshma Saujani

One night. One film. The founder of Moms First, in the room, in Denver. We need to talk about something bigger than the next dance floor. The culture wars have divided us — this is how we come back together. MFT is proud to partner with Moms First to bring their film No Country for Mothers to Apollo Hall, Denver — with founder Reshma Saujani joining us live. No Country for Mothers explores the culture wars surrounding American motherhood and why both the "girl boss" and "trad wife" labels ultimately distract us from the real issue: the lack of support for American families. Following activist Reshma Saujani, the film charts a growing national movement to reunite moms across divisions and win the kind of historic support families actually need. Since its June 2026 NYC premiere, the film has reached 1,000+ community screenings nationwide and holds the record for the most producers ever credited on one feature. On November 9, it's Denver's turn, with a live, intimate Q&A led by the film's Executive Producer and Moms First Founder & CEO, Reshma, in person. Moms First is fighting for the policy change mothers deserve — paid leave, real childcare, structural support. We've spent years building the other half of that fight: the community, joy, and permission to come first that prove what happens when moms feel seen, resourced, and supported — we take on the world. The night: - Cocktail hour, charcuterie & cash bar - Full screening of No Country for Mothers - Live Q&A with Reshma Saujani - Apollo Hall, Denver — Monday, November 9, doors 5pm - $45 (+ fees) per ticket · 10% of proceeds go directly to Moms First - Dress code: glam, elevated cocktail — wear something that makes you feel powerful. Can't swing it? No sweat, just bring the vibe. Endless gratitude to Apollo Hall for donating their beautiful space and believing in this mission as much as we do — this night wouldn't be possible without them. This isn't for a side. It's for every mother who's tired of being asked to pick one.