Meet Barbara Martinez Jitner who risked her life to expose the mass murder of 400 women.

Death threats have been made against the award-winning filmmaker and her film Bordertown. Martinez Jitner is the real life hero of this Jennifer Lopez movie, based on the true story of the murdered women of Juarez, Mexico. These unsolved murders have gone on for 15 years with not one person convicted of the crimes. Only weeks ago another young woman was found raped, murdered and harvested of her organs in Juarez.

The killers have gone to extreme lengths to stop the movie and silence the truth by sending death threats, kidnapping and torturing the film’s crew members, and stealing footage and cameras. Most recently by shooting the movie’s billboards with machine guns at its premiere in Mexico in an attempt to terrorize people and stop them from seeing the film.

See the movie, learn the truth and make a difference in helping stop violence against women by bringing Martinez Jitner to your campus. Amnesty International endorses Bordertown and partial proceeds from each speech benefits Amnesty International and the Women of Juarez.

	Barbara Martinez Jitner Filmmaker and Human Rights Activist

Full House alum, recovered methamphetamine addict, and new mom Jodie Sweetin is featured on the cover of People magazine this week. In the article, “From Meth Addict to Mom,” Sweetin shares her inspiring story of hitting rock bottom and then finding redemption in rehabilitative therapy. Check out the full article.

Now dedicated to changing lives and making a difference, Sweetin is available for dates this fall! Start your planning today, and bring her amazing story to your campus.

	Jodie Sweetin Former Childhood Star of Sitcom Full House and Recovered Methamphetamine Addict

Congratulations to Martin Luther King III, whose first child was born on Sunday, May 25th. Yolanda Renee King, named after King’s sister who recently passed away, is the first grandchild of Martin Luther King, Jr. King issued a statement saying, “There are no words to express how much we appreciate all of the well wishes and prayers we have received. We would like to thank everyone for their loving thoughts during this special time in our lives.”

Martin Luther King III continues his father’s legacy through his dedication to civil rights. The leader of the non-profit, “Realizing the Dream,” he is dedicated to ending poverty in the United States. Contact Keppler Speakers bureau for more information on bringing his inspirational program to your campus.

	Martin Luther King III Civil Rights Activist

Director Morgan Spurlock returns to television Tuesday, June 3rd, with the new season of his FX show, 30 Days. The critically-acclaimed, award-winning series documents the “fish-out-of-water” experiences of people immersing themselves in unfamiliar lifestyles. Appearing in two episodes this season, Spurlock spends 30 days in a coal mine and 30 days on an Indian reservation.

Spurlock, the award-winning director of Super Size Me and the recent Where in the World is Osama bin Laden?, presents captivating looks into what makes Americans unique. With wit and humor, he showcases the best and worst of society, giving insight into who we are as a nation. Contact Keppler Speakers bureau for more information on bringing his unique perspectives to your campus.

	Morgan Spurlock Academy Award-Nominated Filmmaker & Host of 30 Days