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Events
Dreams Deferred at Pace University LGBTQ Symposium
When the Rainbow Isn't Enough: Racism and
Marginalization within LGBTQ Communities Symposium.
Pace University invites you to join a host of distinguished activists, scholars,
filmmakers and performance artists in this groundbreaking and interactive
symposium.
October 15, 1:15PM
Pace University
1 Pace Plaza / Multi-Purpose Room
RSVP: Denise Belén Santiago 212 346 1546 (dsantiago@pace.edu)
or Melanie Robles 212 346 1261 (mrobles@pace.edu)
Dreams Deferred at ActNow Foundation Fundraiser Event to Celebrate LGBT
History Month
ActNow Foundation is a theatre & film
organization, which focuses on the minority experience in the United States. TWN
is pleased to partner with ActNow Foundation to present our most recent
co-production Dreams Deferred: The Sakia Gunn Film Project, a documentary about
the tragic murder of Black LBGT youth Sakia Gunn. Filmmaker Charles B. Brack
will be in attendance.
Thursday, October 9th
Reception: 6:30PM / Screening: 7:30PM
After Party: 9:00PM
NYPerks 193
Smith Street, between Warren and Baltic streets Brooklyn, NY
F or G train to Bergen Street
Suggested Donations: $5
RSVP: rsvp@actnowproduction.org or 347-274-0563
Dreams Deferred at Reel Affirmations Film Festival
Saturday, October 18th, 5PM
Goethe-Institute 812 Seventh Street, NW
Washington, DC 20001-3718
After the screening, there will be a youth-led panel
discussion featuring members of SMYAL, local GSAs and youth activists.
For more information visit: ReelAffirmations.
In Bed with a Mosquito at We, The People Documentary Film Festival
Saturday, Oct 18th, 7PM
We, The People Film Festival
Self Help Graphics
3802 Cesar E. Chavez Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90063
Ticket price: $5
For more information visit:
wwww.tradeandrow.org
St Clair Bourne Film Festival - 350th Harlem Anniversary
This is a tribute to the Harlem-born activist and documentarian, St. Clair
Bourne, showcasing Bourne’s work, Black Documentary Collective films and
other historic documentary and narrative films celebrating New York’s Harlem and
the African Diaspora. October 8th - 12th. For More Information: visit
Harlem One Stop.
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