LIGHTWORKERS Highlighted at Private Washington, D.C. Gathering Hosted by Congressman Jamie Raskin

LOS ANGELES - June 1, 2026 - PRLog -- Congressman Jamie Raskin and the founders of Indivisible hosted a private gathering in his congressional district on May 26th, bringing together community leaders, activists, elected officials, and supporters for an evening focused on civic engagement, democratic participation, and collective action.

As part of the program, attendees viewed a selection from the documentary Lightworkers, directed by Bobby Roth. The film's themes of courage, responsibility, and participation helped frame the evening's broader conversation about the role ordinary people can play in strengthening democracy and their communities.

The event included several individuals featured in Lightworkers, including Jamie Raskin, David Hogg, and Deborah Benchoam.

Lightworkers explores the stories of individuals from diverse backgrounds who have chosen to engage in public life, stand up for their communities, and work toward positive change. Through personal reflections and lived experiences, the film examines how everyday citizens can help shape the future of democracy.

Director Bobby Roth expressed his gratitude for the gathering and its focus on civic participation.

"I was honored to have Lightworkers highlighted by Jamie Raskin and by Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin, the founders of Indivisible," said Roth. The evening was a powerful reminder that democracy depends on people coming together, listening to one another, and remaining engaged in their communities.

The gathering reflected many of the themes at the heart of Lightworkers: courage, participation, service, and the belief that meaningful change begins when individuals choose to get involved.

Congressman Raskin, who is also featured in the film, welcomed attendees for an evening of conversation and reflection centered on the importance of democratic engagement and community action.

ABOUT LIGHTWORKERS

Lightworkers is a documentary directed by Bobby Roth that explores courage, responsibility, and democratic participation through the voices of artists, activists, educators, public servants, and community leaders. The film asks what ordinary people can do to make a difference and encourages viewers to transform concern into action.

To learn more or watch the film, visit https://www.lightworkersdoc.com