OutFront Minnesota's Executive Director Kat Rohn was on KSTP's Minnesota Live this morning talking about our work and Pride month! https://lnkd.in/gukahK_h
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Join me and the filmmakers of the award-winning PBS docuseries, A Town Called Victoria, for a virtual Texas Town Hall, “The Future of Unity in Our Communities.” Register below! Together we will explore the critical questions posed by the new series, A Town Called Victoria, that looks at the real story of what happens to a town in Texas when arson strikes the local mosque, and the entire community must reckon with its troubled past: How can we better advocate and challenge narratives, systems, and structures that perpetuate harm and discrimination for our communities? How do we integrate unity and peace amidst divisive and polarized times? What does justice look like in the state of Texas? #ATownCalledVictoriaPBS
Join Dallas TRHT, KERA, Austin PBS, Basin PBS, Texas PBS and Independent Lens on Wednesday, November 29th from 5:30pm-7:00pm for a virtual Texas Town Hall with the filmmakers of the award winning PBS series A TOWN CALLED VICTORIA. They will be joined by Dallas TRHT Executive Director Jerry Hawkins. Register on Eventbrite: https://lnkd.in/gw4B2ru7 “When the local mosque is burned to the ground in an apparent hate crime, the town of Victoria must overcome its age-old political, racial, and economic divides to find a collective way forward. A Town Called Victoria is a Reel South and Independent Lens co-production.” This is part of ITVS’s Stories For Justice Campaign: A public media partnership to spark community conversations and boost the work of people on the front lines of justice reform. By connecting documentaries, docuseries and journalism to community-led engagement, Stories for Justice is a multi-year commitment to bold storytelling about racial inequities in our system across America. #TownCalledVictoriaPBS #HowWeHeal
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Achieve Atlanta community, check out our recent blog post featuring one of our amazing #AchieveAtlantaAlumni! Isiah Anderson is a 2022 graduate of Georgia State University, where he learned several skills to land himself a career as a Television Inventory Specialist for Gray Television. Click the link below to learn more about Isiah’s postsecondary journey! https://lnkd.in/eNWPgJKQ #upwardmobility #careerblog #BelieveExpectAchieve
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President of Point O’View, LLC and Board Member A courageous, knowledgeable and empathetic leader focused on business results coupled with better “health” and well-being for constituents and society.
A great experience talking about healthcare at the local and national level... Better health and well-being starts with each member. Engaging, informing, and educating everyone about the resources and options available that suit their needs, goals, and livelihood; for them and those in their care. #pointoview #employeebenefits #mentalwellbeing #988lifeline #underwriting
NEW On The Mark TV/Radio 4/17/24 from Westfield Community Programming, 89.5fm/WSKB, Southwick Community Television and Agawam Media. "Entrepreneurial Spotlight" on Point O' View's Cassandra Newman and 52 Sumner's Dan McKellick, Angela Park and Jay Pagluica. Stream after 8AM. https://lnkd.in/eP26bjDP
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In the vast landscape of content creation, black female creators are emerging as powerful voices, shaping narratives, and driving meaningful change. From social media platforms to traditional media outlets, their impact is undeniable, resonating with audiences worldwide. Let's delve into the influential force of black female content creators and explore why their voices matter more than ever. The Influential Force of Black Female Content Creators Empowering Representation Black female content creators play a pivotal role in promoting diversity and representation across various industries. Through their work, they challenge stereotypes, break down barriers, and provide authentic representations of black womanhood. By showcasing a wide range of experiences and perspectives, they empower individuals who have long been underrepresented in mainstream media. https://lnkd.in/e8g-KZKc
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You might recognize a 'certain voice' in this documentary, that of Sgt. John Plummer, 1st Minnesota Volunteers! Special thanks to William Eichler and the great folks at HistoryFix for giving me the opportunity! Want to watch? Head over to www.historyfix.com or any of our web apps to watch and enjoy! New and renewing subscriptions (or those upgrading to the more cost efficient annual plan) save 25% with code GB160 Enjoy!! #history #education #historyeducation #streaming #documentary
Official Trailer - Gettysburg Campaign: The 160th Anniversary Event
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Dear Black people, Because we won't build together we still remain like lap dogs to theose people and media companies that dont look like us. Almost all black filmakers still have a master/slave relationship with these people that has created serious mental illness for our people. We could make much more money than we get from white media and distributors but we just cant get away from them. There is still a subconscious dependency. They create the inequality that has most of us living in a bad financial condition and this is entirely by design. They know that we wont organize and they use that to their advantage. They know most of us will accept their money for the films we make....because they know and depend on the fact that we wont organize. If we did we could make 10x the money. Black on Purpose Television Network is still here and want to change the narrative. www.boptv.com
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I Love This Dirty Town - broadcast in 1969, stated: "What a revolutionary idea; giving cities back to people... But if planners don't give them back; people are eventually going to take them back." Watch from 32.15, when the film discusses the uses of streets, covering: children's freedoms, play streets, proposed new highways, crime caused by lack of passive surveillance/street activity, 'road safety' strategy that seeks to place everyone in cars, and how local people were organising against the proliferation of cars. https://lnkd.in/egUG7m46
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Dear Black people... Because we won't build together we still remain like lap dogs to theose people and media companies that dont look like us. Almost all black filmakers still have a master/slave relationship with these people that has created serious mental illness for our people. We could make much more money than we get from white media and distributors but we just cant get away from them. There is still a subconscious dependency. They create the inequality that has most of us living in a bad financial condition and this is entirely by design. They know that we wont organize and they use that to their advantage. They know most of us will accept their money for the films we make....because they know and depend on the fact that we wont organize. If we did we could make 10x the money. Black on Purpose Television Network is still here and want to change the narrative. www.boptv.com
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Arts and culture fuels Florida's economy. We've seen the arts' transformational power on multiple industries in South Florida. Think of Wynwood Walls, the Arsht Center, and the Design District; there is no investment in real estate, tourism, hospitality, and so on without the arts. #CrisisCommunications #NonProfitCommunications #PublicRelations #NonProfitPublicRelations
June media recap for GableStage! After Governor DeSantis cut arts and culture funding, our team quickly secured media coverage pointing out the positive economic impact of the arts and the ripple effect of these funding cuts.
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Political Radio Show Today Live The Divide with Marcus C. Williams (12/4/2023) 2:30pm-4pm WRFZ 106.3FM [Rochester, NY Area] Streaming on YouTube https://lnkd.in/gpTJ-34p #MarcusCWilliams #TeamMarcus #USA #america #republican #democrat #americafirst #joebiden #donaldtrump #trump #biden #Politics #News #NewsUpdate #uspolitics #internationalpolitics #WorldPolitics
The Divide with Marcus C. Williams (12/4/2023) 2:30pm-4pm WRFZ 106.3FM [Rochester, NY Area]
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