Close Modal Public Event Special Screening: #SheBelongs Thursday, July 16 | Activity tables at 6:00 pm, film screening at 7:00 pm One team. One journey. One powerful reminder that everyone belongs. What begins as a trip to the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup becomes a powerful journey of friendship, resilience, and belonging. #SheBelongs follows a unique team of refugee and non-refugee young women from Utah as they travel across three continents, discovering how the game of soccer can break down barriers of gender, culture, and circumstance while empowering young women to reach their full potential.Heartfelt, inspiring, and hopeful, this acclaimed documentary celebrates the transformative power of sport to build connection and community. Following the screening, stay for a special panel discussion.Programming schedule:6:00 pm – Activity tables and robot demonstrations6:30 pm – Meet and greet with Boston Legacy FC player Hannah Stambaugh6:45 pm – Doors open to the Mugar Omni Theater7:00 pm – Film screening, presented with Spanish subtitles8:20 pm – Panel discussion with Boston Legacy FC player Hannah Stambaugh and #SheBelongs founder Adam Miles A documentary directed by Joseph Sim.Help us keep our theater clean! As with our Exhibit Halls, food and drink are not permitted in this space.Please note: Omni passes (including member Omni passes) are not valid for #SheBelongs viewing. Get Tickets Date and Time Thursday, July 16 | Activity tables at 6:00 pm, film screening at 7:00 pm Audience All Ages Location Mugar Omni Theater View Map Length 77 minutes Price $5 Language English, Spanish Get Tickets Date and Time Thursday, July 16 | Activity tables at 6:00 pm, film screening at 7:00 pm Audience All Ages Location Mugar Omni Theater View Map Length 77 minutes Price $5 Language English, Spanish What begins as a trip to the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup becomes a powerful journey of friendship, resilience, and belonging. #SheBelongs follows a unique team of refugee and non-refugee young women from Utah as they travel across three continents, discovering how the game of soccer can break down barriers of gender, culture, and circumstance while empowering young women to reach their full potential.Heartfelt, inspiring, and hopeful, this acclaimed documentary celebrates the transformative power of sport to build connection and community. Following the screening, stay for a special panel discussion.Programming schedule:6:00 pm – Activity tables and robot demonstrations6:30 pm – Meet and greet with Boston Legacy FC player Hannah Stambaugh6:45 pm – Doors open to the Mugar Omni Theater7:00 pm – Film screening, presented with Spanish subtitles8:20 pm – Panel discussion with Boston Legacy FC player Hannah Stambaugh and #SheBelongs founder Adam Miles A documentary directed by Joseph Sim.Help us keep our theater clean! As with our Exhibit Halls, food and drink are not permitted in this space.Please note: Omni passes (including member Omni passes) are not valid for #SheBelongs viewing. Featuring Image Hannah Stambaugh Boston Legacy FC Goalkeeper Hannah Stambaugh originally transferred to Angel City in 2024 from Japanese Club Omiya Ardija Ventus, where she played for three seasons. Previous to that, she played for four seasons and made 28 appearances at venerable Japanese club INAC Kobe Leonessa, having specifically been designated as a youth academy player approved to play for a senior professional team to encourage player development.Stambaugh has been a regular fixture of Japan’s youth teams, including winning the 2018 FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup, where she kept three clean sheets as Japan’s starting goalkeeper. This was Japan’s first ever U-20 WWC win. She is also in the Japanese senior national team goalkeeper pool, having been previously called up in 2021. Image Adam Miles Founder & CEO, #SheBelongs Adam Miles is a keynote speaker, social impact entrepreneur, and founder whose work sits at the intersection of leadership, belonging, and the world’s sport — soccer.He spent nearly 20 years on Wall Street advising venture capitalists, corporations, and high-net-worth investors. Before that, he managed international projects for a world-class automaker in Ohio and Japan — where he became near-native fluent in Japanese.In 2005, during the height of his professional journey, Adam founded Bridges To America, Inc., the organization behind Refugee Soccer. And in 2016 he walked away fully from finance to build something that truly matters. What has followed has changed his life — and the lives of thousands of young men and women around the world.Adam is now intensely focused on growing the flagship program of Refugee Soccer, #SheBelongs, into a powerful, sustainable venture that boldly creates moments of hope and happiness for refugees while fiercely supporting young women in maximizing their innate, too often unappreciated, potential and brilliance.Producing the feature-length documentary film #SheBelongs in 2023 has been an unexpected thrill and highlight of his career. And film #2 is in production to be released in the Fall of 2026. (See trailer here.)Connect with Adam on LinkedIn.