Scars Unseen" Documentary Screening Marks Safe Passage Heals 26th Anniversary

LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, October 6, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- at 7 p.m. Pacific Daylight Time, the award-winning documentary "Scars Unseen" will screen at CinemaWest Beach Cities 4DX, ScreenX & Giant Screen, located at 831 S. Nash St. in El Segundo, California. The event coincides with the 26th anniversary of Safe Passage Heals, the organization founded by Trish Steele, a dedicated advocate for women and children affected by domestic violence.

"Scars Unseen," directed and produced by Meredith Yinger, explores the lives of women who have survived domestic violence and transformed their experiences into messages of resilience, healing, and hope. The documentary will be followed by a Q&A session with Yinger and film participants, including Steele, who will also be present to sign copies of her latest book, "Discover the Mind of Steele."

Steele, a Telly and Davey Award-winning director, producer, and documentarian, has been a driving force behind Safe Passage Heals for over 36 years. The organization has worked tirelessly to create pathways toward safety, healing, empowerment, and brighter futures for women and children affected by domestic violence. This screening is part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, which aims to raise awareness, support survivors, and work toward safer futures.

The documentary "Scars Unseen" has received recognition for its powerful storytelling, including a Telly Award and Davey Award. It continues to reach audiences through educational and community screenings and streaming opportunities. The event will also provide guests with the opportunity to make a donation to Safe Passage Heals, with complimentary handcrafted gifts given to donors as a token of appreciation.

For more than three decades, Safe Passage Heals has been at the forefront of supporting survivors of domestic violence. The organization's 26th anniversary adds a special significance to the upcoming screening, making it a meaningful event for both the community and the organization's supporters.

Trish Steele, the founder of Safe Passage Heals, has dedicated her life to helping women and children affected by domestic violence. Through her work with the organization and her latest book, Steele continues to inspire and empower survivors of domestic violence to find hope and resilience in their lives.

The screening of "Scars Unseen" is a testament to the ongoing efforts to raise awareness and support for domestic violence survivors. It offers a platform for these brave women to share their stories and inspire others to take action. The event is open to the public, with tickets priced at $20 per person.