“It’s becoming nearly impossible for working-class people to buy and keep a roof over their heads,” @AOC and @SenTinaSmith write. “Congress must respond with a plan that matches the scale of this crisis.”
Read: https://t.co/o4ishwWu92
Alum Bria Suggs ('24) — a Politics Podcast intern at @NPR this summer, who studied with Prof @RadioMirage in our extraordinary audio program — recently produced a story about how more young Black voters are leaning Republican. Find Bria's stories here: https://t.co/04lkiWZam1
"The most beautifully shot film at Sundance 2024 isn’t any of the buzzed about features that will sell for millions — it’s Natalie Jasmine Harris’ short film, Grace." - @draw_gregory https://t.co/wHkoXgls22
Exciting news! 😍📽️@myah_overstreet's ('23) "To Be Invisible" will premiere @sundancefest! Don't miss this stunning @ucbsoj graduate thesis film filmed by @WilliamJenk_ and co-edited by @NoahM_NC. Premiering on January 20th! https://t.co/KfOBBnFYxC
Please join us in congratulating the 13 recipients of the @DartCenter's first ever Documentary Film Fellowship!
Read more about their work and the fellowship: https://t.co/rf42WaCGJm
For @NPR's It's Been A Minute, I produced a roundtable conversation with some amazing Indigenous scholars about the historical gaps in Killers of the Flower Moon, and Hollywood's century-long love affair with the Cowboys and Indians trope.
https://t.co/jYcPAF26qw
Excited that my short film La Chef will be part of @SFFILM Doc Stories ‘23 during the Short Block: Ideology vs. Identity this Sunday✨ Made a teaser on TikTok👇🇲🇽✨ @ucbsoj
https://t.co/PhXfUXWmRN
Alum @Kim_injeongkim's first book, Spectating Pain (고통 구경하는 사회), is a reflection on the dilemma of covering the pain of others, which includes her experiences covering the Itaewon Crush and the Sewol ferry tragedy. The book is available in Korean and not in English—yet!
The findings from this report clearly show that #racism is a reality in EU and I hope this quels the narrative that it’s an ‘American’ problem which I’ve encountered several times in Germany. The recognition and unlearning of #WhiteSupremacy needs more funding!
We’re hosting the first of its kind 2 days Bootcamp for photographers and filmmakers working in and interested in making documentaries and social impact stories. We’re about to unleash a new level of storytelling. Register or recommend someone to register!
This is a reminder that Indigenous homelands are more than just a weekend trip this #LaborDay, they're the homes of our ancestors & the Native peoples that are still here today.
We encourage you to learn more & find out whose lands you’re on:
https://t.co/eXftXxiARb
So excited for this recognition for the very talented @its_mjj and @MShalbayeva who each explored difficult emotional territory through a personal, intimate lens. Privileged to have been part of the journey with @andresacediel and the incredible '23 short form cohort! @ucbsoj
The thesis films of two Class of '23 graduates have been recognized as among the best in the world by the jury for the 50th #StudentAcademyAwards. Bravo MJ Johnson & Meruyert Shalbayeva!
#proud@UCBerkeley
https://t.co/Q7kIfnw1xg
"There are three narratives that we are working to change, and these are; 'Africa is broken'; 'We have to fix it'; and 'Africans lack agency to make a change'"/ @mokymakura, Executive Director of @africanofilter at today's interactive 'deep dive' on #AfricasTradePotential.