The University of Toronto Dental Student's Society (DSS) is proud to present the official Canadian premiere and virtual screening of the documentary "Restoring Dignity” with a Q&A session with the co-director of the film Claire Jeantet.

The documentary “Restoring Dignity” follows the journey of NOMA survivors from different regions across Nigeria. NOMA is a neglected disease that affects individuals facing poverty, malnutrition, and poor hygiene. It is a gangrenous infection that can lead to the destruction of the tissues of the face and the death of up to 90% of those affected.

Special guest Claire Jeantet will be attending and answering live audience questions during the 45 minute Q&A session that will be held after the screening.

This event will be held virtually over ZOOM and you MUST register as there is a limited number of spots available.

Event Schedule:

• 6:00-6:15PM: Introductions

• 6:15-7:15PM: Screening of Documentary

• 7:15-8:00PM: Q&A Session

Please note event schedule may change slightly during the course of the event.

Join us in watching this powerful documentary and on the journey to creating greater awareness about NOMA. We can’t wait to see you there!

The documentary was produced by Claire Jeantet and Fabrice Catérini from Inediz, in collaboration with MSF.

Learn more about the film: https://www.restoring-dignity.com/

Find out more about NOMA: https://noma.msf.org/

Get connected with MSF: Instagram: @doctorswithoutborders

Facebook: www.facebook.com/doctorswithoutborderscanada