Ali Pinschmidt joins CSFilm!

July 12, 2011

We are very lucky to have Ali Pinschmidt joining us as our new Program Coordinator.  Ali has a long history of interest in using video as a tool for social change.

Her Clark University Master’s Practitioner Report was on Avenues for Community Organizing & Social Change through Participatory Video, Community Screenings, and Video Activism Training. She will be teaching the course Video for Social Change at Clark University this fall.

From 2003-04 she worked in Mozambique as a teacher for Development Aid from People to People, and in 2009 she worked with Video Volunteers in India.  And it goes on… Needless to say we are very happy to have her with us.

 

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