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Progressive Media Since 1968
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TWN Evening Seminars -Fall series to come!
TWN has trained hundreds of film and video artists
and impacted thousands of community members in the
past 39 years through its annual Production Workshop;
Spring and Fall Evening Seminars; and Senior,
Youth, and Community Media Workshops.
The Spring 2017 Evening Seminars
just completed another great season with DPs Nadia Hallgren and Natii Gamez, Sam Pollard, ALIVE AND KICKING and #Rucker50 screenings, Podcasting 101 and much more.
See the schedule, subscribe
to our monthly newsletter by texting "TWN" to 22828,
follow us on
Facebook,
Twitter
and Instagram. And a series of Women's Production Workshops this spring also, including one for Women of Immigrant Backgrounds, sponsored by NYWIFT and taught by TWN. More Info.
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50th Anniversary Celebration Begins 2017!
Since December 1967, Third World Newsreel has been promoting
progressive, alternative, independent media and we continue to
support the ongoing efforts of progressive communities of color
to work for peace, social justice and equality.
TWN's 50th anniversary celebration will begin in May 2017
as we collaborate with the Radical Film Network and
the Workers Unite! Film Festival (May 5-25) to present
the Global Gathering of Progressive Filmmakers (May 3-6)
at the Joseph S. Murphy Institute for Worker Education and Labor Studies.
For more information,
visit the Eventbrite page.
TEACH OUR CHILDREN by Christine Choy and Susan Robeson is part of
Brooklyn Museum's WE WANTED A REVOLUTION exhibit. Interference Archive
will present EL PUEBLO SE LEVANTA on May 14.
Stay tuned for more events at the New York Public Library, Harvard Film Archive and Metrograph.
For news about our seminars, workshops, screenings, events,
fiscal sponsorship and more, subscribe
to our monthly newsletter by texting "TWN" to 22828,
follow us on
Facebook,
Twitter
and Instagram.
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H2A and Third World Newsreel's Indie Distribution
Label
The Hip-Hop Association
(H2A) and TWN partner in
H2ONEWSREEL,
a distribution label offering the best in Hip-Hop media, education, and culture.
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#Bars4Justice a.k.a. Bars4Justice
Queen Muhammad Ali & Hakeem KhaaliqNation19 Magazine (a Mobile Regime brand)
During the one year anniversary of Mike Brown's death in Ferguson, Missouri, a benefit concert in commemoration of his life was organized by Hip-Hop and civil rights activists including Common, Talib Kweli, Immortal Technique, Renita Lamkin, Cornell West, Rosa Clemente, Jasiri Smith, Bree Newsome, and Rahiel Tesfamariam. The concert was abruptly interrupted when the activists find out that a Black teen had been shot by Ferguson police officers that same night. To address the shooting, the performers gave more than their talent when they come face to face with the justice system in Ferguson, Missouri.
Directed By:
Queen Muhammad Ali & Hakeem Khaaliq
Produced by:
Nation19 Magazine (a Mobile Regime brand)
Co-Produced by:
Ronald Sims
Steven Powell
Cinematography by:
Hakeem Khaaliq
Edited by:
Hakeem Khaaliq & Queen Muhammad Ali
Re-Recording Mixers:
Michael A. Muhammad
Steve Harrison (Audio Suite)
Music Supervision by:
Radio Bums
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Special Collections
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Assembled for your classroom and exhibition use, Third World Newsreel's Special
Collections groups titles from our library of films and videos around important
issues.
more...
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