Our youth are the next generation of creators and innovators. Their stories of today are the successes of tomorrow. This #YouthDay, we’re taking our support of the Johannesburg Film Festival a step further by recognising and honouring entrepreneurial talent like Ntokozo Mlaba, the Young Filmmaker Award winner at this year’s Festival. Join us for a free premiere screening of his film, Mapantsula, today, 15 June 2024 at the YMCA in Orlando East. Stories like Ntokozo’s inspire others and deserve to be celebrated. By making this event accessible at the YMCA, a local community centre that provides essential services and programmes to empower local youth, we ensure everyone can participate – because every story matters. For more info: https://bit.ly/3Vskseu and follow us to learn more about our youth-empowering initiatives and how we aim to write their stories with them. #YourStoryMatters #ThePeoplesBiskop #ForceForGood
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African filmmakers are making an impact on the world stage, and their work is resonating with audiences in the African diaspora and Latin America. This is due to a variety of factors, including the rise of independent film production in Africa, the increased interest in African stories, and the growing number of African filmmakers working in the diaspora. Many African filmmakers are exploring issues of identity, colonialism, and migration, and their films are gaining critical acclaim and reaching a wider audience #ZIFF23 #ASPIRATION5 #AfricanInspiration Telco Broadband and Beyond EcoSureZW PlayAfrikaTV DStv
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Learn more about the impacts of hate in our community.
Community Social Worker at City of Edmonton | Sessional Instructor at MacEwan University School of Social Work
Hello all! As some of you know, I interviewed 18 people who had reported a hate crime or incident in Edmonton for my Master's thesis. To share the findings of this research in a more accessible way, we made a short documentary following four of those participants and their stories reporting these experiences. I was honoured by the opportunity to produce, direct, and score the documentary. We are now premiering it at Metro Cinema on June 12 from 7-9 pm alongside two other Edmonton-based documentaries addressing discrimination here. There will be a filmmaker panel following the documentary, hosted by Omar Mouallem. The tickets are by donation, with all proceeds going to StopHateAB . Please join me at this event! https://lnkd.in/ggTfkuSP
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I had two of the best work meetings this week with similar messages, the oversaturation of bad news and big challenges that need to be fought make us desensitized and apathetic about the role we choose to play in those fights. We rarely have the energy or capacity to commit to big dreams and bold action anymore. Clara Campbell leads our advocacy team and she lives by this quote by Anatole France. "To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe." It's hard to keep fighting the good fight when you get told no, loose funding, don't have the budget, or someone doesn't believe in your plan. Worse yet, maybe you don't believe in your plan. The Media Cause team got a big morale boost and a lesson in big dreams and bold action from the following videos and I think you will too. These projects ignite emotion; sadness, anger, and joy. Take a peek and share which one was your favorite. I get shivers every time I watch "The Greatest". 🕊 Toxic Influence: A Dove Film | Dove Self-Esteem Project (https://lnkd.in/g96ep5xq) 🌊 The Copenhagen Bench (https://lnkd.in/gqXVwkXz) 🌟 The Greatest (https://lnkd.in/g8fMqGN9) 🏝 Morning After Island (https://lnkd.in/gxb4sFEm) 🤳 Knock Knock (https://lnkd.in/geYUA_bc) 🖐🏾 See My Skin (https://lnkd.in/gzP7QhZg) 💬 Missing Matoaka (https://lnkd.in/gbdAmtvP) #nonprofit #nonprofitmarketing
Toxic Influence: A Dove Film | Dove Self-Esteem Project
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Currently researching the subjective experience of connectedness and MDMA. Currently recruiting participants.
Psychedelics and the subjective experience of connectedness may act on helping neurodivergent persons to reconnect to the wholeness they are. As the research progresses it will be interesting to see what is the intersection with neurodivergence and psychedelics. #dyslexia #autism #adhd #neurodivergency
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We’re fundraising for our Psychedelic Neurodiversity documentary as we speak… ( NDpsychedelic.com/film ) Contribute $10 or more in support to get access to pre-release screenings, invites to the private production Telegram chat, plus your name & associated org featured in the end film credits. ……. 💚 Contribute & Support Us Today 💚
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Not only can you check out books at Chicago Public Library, but you can also watch movies with your neighbors with the Community Cinema program! Thanks to Free for All Chicago and donors like you, 11,000+ Chicagoans attended 2,000 free screenings in 2023. 🎥🍿💗 Learn more about the impact you are helping make possible in our Impact Report: https://lnkd.in/dbrKAP4
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Programme Officer |United Nations Integrated Strategy for the Sahel (UNISS) |Office of UN Under-Secretary General & Special Coordinator for Development in the Sahel|
I was there!! I was really touched watching this Film on this day. The story of #Ngarannam is a story of hope and a reawakening of the spirit of the #nexus in our humanitarian, development, and Peacebuiding interventions. One Key Lesson I took out after watching the film is that, Regardless of the name we call ourselves (humanitarians, development actors, & peacebuilders) our work is that of stabilization of an unbalanced situation. The Humanitarian actors come in immediately there is an outbreak (the unfortunate outbreak creates an imbalance in the natural course of things.)Their actions are immediate and a form of a quick response to provide some level of stability to the situation. Humanitarian interventions at the level is timely and very significant because they save millions of lives and provide hope to the populations; a direct assurance that the world is with them. Because of the huge lacuna that might have been created by the situation, we need another actors that can provide medium and long term stability thereby complementing and cementing the work already started by the Humanitarians. these are called the Development as well as the Peace actors. And the function of these new players is to try and provide livelihood to the once displaced and troubled population due to the crises with the hope that the people can use those livelihood investments to rebuild and sustain thereby progressively restoring in a way, their Dignity, selfworth and loss. The Ngarannam story also teaches us the values of the values of collaboration and inclusion. That because our work is to serve the communities, we must first start by listening to them and asking them what they want and how can we include them in our stabilization processes. It also teaches of of the need to trust and collaborate with national governments especially the local authorities. Once they give their buy in and the communities see the joint work between us, the government and the communities, there is an assurance and a level of acceptance of whatever we have brought to offer to the people - Stabilization. Like I mentioned, whatever we do even in our own homes when we try to solve problems, when government is trying to resolve political, social and economic issues, it is a form of stabilization - Situating the overall vision of Stabilization, I would say it is a process that seeks/attempts at restituting the status quo ante bellum with the hope of restoring a people's lost glory and their Dignity as human beings. Congratulations once more UNDP UNDP West and Central Africa and a big one to Chief Njoya Tikum , Blerta Cela Chika Charles Aniekwe, PhD Laetitia Pougdiba Ouoba , Fredrick Ampiah Donor partners, #LCBC , etc for a work well done. The world and the Sahel region needs more investments in stabilization efforts, this is the surest path we have to reversing the course of crisis in the region.
The Regional #Stabilization Facility hosted a Screening and Discussion in #Dakar featuring Joel Kachi Benson's film, #Ngarannam: The Homecoming, shedding light on powerful stories of conflict-affected families embarking on journeys to return home with hope & dignity. 🎥✨ #RSF Check out our video to catch the highlights!
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Digital Accessibility Advocate | Translator (PL>EN) | Making Room for Everyone at the Digital Round Table
Adding to my “must watch” list.
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Celebrate! From today's NY Times : A first for blind actors The Netflix adaptation of Anthony Doerr’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, “All the Light We Cannot See,” which begins streaming on Nov. 2, is breaking television convention. The production is the first time that blind lead characters in a major television show are being played by actors who are themselves blind. There are very few working blind actors, so the producers held a global, open casting call, contacting schools and communities for the blind. The director eventually landed on Nell Sutton, whose only acting work was in a campaign for a British charity, and Aria Mia Loberti, a doctoral student at Penn State University who had no acting experience. Imogen West-Knights (writer) The New York Times (subscription required: https://lnkd.in/eQupRHBX)
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