PART LXXIV
So, as usual, I wuz sittin’ an’ stinkin’ ‘bout sunny skies, warm breezes an’ not havin’ to slip an’ slide on icy sidewalks an’ wear ten tonsa clothes.
I have to get up even earlier for skool, jesta have enuf extra time to put on alla my winter kamouflage clothes stuff, in order to hide from cold wind outside
I don’t know why my parents didn’t thinka growin’ me an’ my sister up in sum place warm all year roun’?! Read full article
Danielle Bernstein, co-director of WHEN CLOUDS CLEAR, has a new project in the works. Mothers of a Nation, a film, exhibition and outreach program produced and edited by Bernstein and directed and shot by photographer Ansley West. The film follows a group of five HIV positive women in Jinja, Uganda and how they find hope and empower themselves and their children through sustainable agricultural practices and nutrition. Here an update on the latest news. Read full article
XXV. BLACK INTERNATIONAL CINEMA BERLIN
GERMANY & USA 2010
MAY 4-8
Rathaus Schöneberg (city hall)
John-F.-Kennedy-Platz
10825 Berlin-Schöneberg
“Footprints in the Sand?”
Fountainhead® Tanz Theatre
in association with international artists
Photographic Exhibition - Visual Documentation
JUNE 1-30
Rathaus Schöneberg (city hall) foyer
in cooperation with Commissioner for Integration, District Tempelhof-Schöneberg, Berlin Read full article
The Wuppertal Media Project distributes films made by young people who receive instruction and supervision by media experts. The existence of this internationally recognized model project, which allows youth to tell stories about the world they live in and promotes media competence, alternative content, and social dialog, is threatened. Read full article
The 24th of March is the anniversary of the 1976 military putsch in Argentina. This is not a reason to celebrate but it does represent a chance to look back, and remember. The military made tens of thousands people disappeared - had them murdered – during the 1976-1983 dictatorship. Although that dictatorship is history, the crimes committed by the murderers and their helpers have never been legally prosecuted. In memory of Argentina’s military putsch and dictatorship we are showing the documentary film Victoria , a story of a one’s person fate that represents a fate suffered by many. Read full article
