

The Mother of Mamdani Film Festival : Community screenings to celebrate, invigorate and educate.
These are events that can take place in any and every community across the United States. Start with MISSISSIPPI MARSALA (1991) directed by Mira Nair. (Maybe this is the only film you show). There are three significant reasons. The film is an excellent tool to discuss immigration and race and work and love. If communities have a common piece of uplifting media to share and discuss with one another across communities we can collectively see our way to a better future for all.


The Power of Film, And Women! A Discussion Among Filmmakers From Five Continents
A dynamic and stimulating workshop sponsored by the International Women's Association in Radio and Television took place during the March...


Suppression of Women's Stories
The suppression of women's stories is at the center of the current Trump trial in New York. While the trial focuses on legal issues...


























