Join us on Saturday, January 30th for a Live Stream conversation at 3:45pm. We invite you to watch the films when they become available at 3:00pm (CST) prior to the Live conversation, but you also have the option to tune into the Live Stream first then watch the films at your leisure until the festival ends on February 2nd at 12:00am. The conversation will focus on housing and other social justice issues in the country — especially as it concerns communities of color and other disenfranchised groups. This important subject, not only historically — but given our present circumstances with the pandemic and its affect on an already challenging area, it is fitting that attention be brought to this matter during the festival.
The conversation will focus on housing and other social justice issues in the country — especially as it concerns communities of color and other disenfranchised groups.
This important subject, not only historically — but given our present circumstances with the pandemic and its affect on an already challenging area, it is fitting that attention be brought to this matter during the festival.
Host/Moderator: Rhonda Hodge, Immediate Past President CAUAA - DFW Chapter
Guests: Rev. Ray Jordan a trailblazing preacher, academic, keynote speaker, and consultant to churches, non-profits, corporate entities and institutions of higher education. Currently, Ray teaches courses in Human Rights and Social Justice for the Graduate Liberal Studies program at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas.
Eboni Johnson, MFA Candidate- Producer/Director/Writer and
Jennifer Rangel, MCRP- Inclusive Communities Project;
Join us on Saturday, January 30th for a Live Stream conversation at 3:45pm. We invite you to watch the films when they become available at 3:00pm (CST) prior to the Live conversation, but you also have the option to tune into the Live Stream first then watch the films at your leisure until the festival ends on February 2nd at 12:00am. The conversation will focus on housing and other social justice issues in the country — especially as it concerns communities of color and other disenfranchised groups. This important subject, not only historically — but given our present circumstances with the pandemic and its affect on an already challenging area, it is fitting that attention be brought to this matter during the festival.
The conversation will focus on housing and other social justice issues in the country — especially as it concerns communities of color and other disenfranchised groups.
This important subject, not only historically — but given our present circumstances with the pandemic and its affect on an already challenging area, it is fitting that attention be brought to this matter during the festival.
Host/Moderator: Rhonda Hodge, Immediate Past President CAUAA - DFW Chapter
Guests: Rev. Ray Jordan a trailblazing preacher, academic, keynote speaker, and consultant to churches, non-profits, corporate entities and institutions of higher education. Currently, Ray teaches courses in Human Rights and Social Justice for the Graduate Liberal Studies program at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas.
Eboni Johnson, MFA Candidate- Producer/Director/Writer and
Jennifer Rangel, MCRP- Inclusive Communities Project;
