Professor Iyabo Kwayana will be speaking on October 1st at the Black Women Film Conference. The live conversation "Filming the Self" will feature Professor Kwayana, Gessica Geneus and Angelique Webster, and will begin at 6:30 EST on Facebook and Youtube Live.
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Alum Allie Young '13 hosted and organized the event"Protect the Sacred" to inform and encourage Navajo and other indigenous peoples to respond to the Census, get out the vote, and follow anti-COVID protocols.
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Cine Salon Fall 2020 explores with cinema experts the new world order of virtual streaming. Free & Open to the Public on Mondays at 7:00PM, Online via Zoom. The premiere event will be "Joyful Noise", featuring the work of Professor Jodie Mack on September 28!
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The Black Family Visual Arts Digital Media Lab has announced a list of virtual workshops for fall of 2020. The offerings cover a wide variety of software including Adobe Photoshop, Premiere, After Effects, InDesign, as well as Wordpress, DaVinci Resolve, GIMP, and Inkscape.
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Professor Iyabo Kwayana joined four fellow "cultural workers creating and sustaining life against the backdrop of disaster capitalism in Puerto Rico, Detroit, and the American South" for the panel "Cultural Work In the Wake" on August 23rd.
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