Making a Home for Black Southern Film
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Tyra Dixon, director of the Hayti Heritage Film Festival, will be in conversation with Duke University professor Joseph Winters (Religious Studies and African and African American Studies) about the power of Black film - and especially Black Southern film - to preserve wisdom, celebrate creativity, subvert expectations, and transform futures.
Free and open to public. Registration is appreciated but not required. More information on event webpage.
Type: VISUAL AND CREATIVE ARTS, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, UNITED STATES FOCUS, DIVERSITY/INCLUSION, HUMANITIES, LECTURE/TALK, and FREE FOOD AND BEVERAGES
Contact: Lou Brown