15 Days, directed by Natalya Murakhver—the NYC "Open Schools" mom who sued Mayor de Blasio to reopen schools—is a forensic analysis of a crime against children. This groundbreaking documentary exposes how teachers' unions exploited the pandemic, keeping schools closed while $189.5 billion in federal funds reshaped education forever.

Featuring Trump's former COVID advisor Dr. Scott Atlas, current NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, former NPR reporter Anya Kamenetz, and families nationwide, it reveals the ignored science and devastating impact on children. This is the only film brave enough to demand accountability for what happened to our kids.

Why This Matters: Our children's voices were silenced for 500+ days. Their stories deserve to be heard by every parent, every lawmaker, every American—so this never happens again.

Your Impact:

• • $10 - Parent Awakener Supports targeted social media outreach to parents nationwide

  • $25 - Community Voice Helps fund outreach materials for local screening events

  • $50 - Truth Spreader Gets the film directly to school board members and education leaders

  • $100 - Amplifier Contributes toward community screenings and local advocacy efforts

  • $225 - Educator Sponsors one educational screening with discussion materials

  • $350 - Community Builder Funds one complete community screening event

  • $500 - Movement Maker Supports digital marketing campaigns reaching parents online

  • $1,000 - Regional Impact Sponsors multiple community screenings across different locations

  • $2,000 - Speaker Series Funds one community screening with filmmaker Q&A or expert speaker

  • $5,000 - History Protector Sponsors educational screenings nationwide and creates permanent archive access

The Breakdown:

• $50K - National digital marketing campaign

• $40K - Legislative screenings & policy briefings

• $35K - Community screening events nationwide

• $25K - Educational materials & permanent archive

Bottom Line: $150K ensures every parent knows what happened—and that it never happens again.