Nekai Walks

Spend an eye-opening evening at 506 Bloor Street West for a special screening of *Nekai Walks*, the winner of the Rogers Audience Award for Best Canadian Documentary. The film chronicles the harrowing yet inspiring journey of Nekai Foster, a Toronto teen who survived a random shooting in Jane and Finch, learned to walk again against all medical odds, and transformed into a passionate anti-gun violence advocate.

The Story and Post-Screening Discussion Directed by Rico King, the documentary provides a sobering look at the structural and personal tolls of street violence in Toronto, while highlighting community resilience. Following the film, audiences will have a rare opportunity to hear directly from both director Rico King and film subject Nekai Foster during an intimate Q&A session.

Practical Info Tickets are affordably priced with general admission and discounted member tiers available. Located right near Bathurst subway station, the venue offers easy TTC access. It is a powerful community event that challenges audiences to reflect on accountability, empathy, and change in our city.