Screening & Discussion: Wednesday February 22, 2012 – 6:30 pm
Clark University, 950 Main Street, Worcester – Jefferson 218
Free and open to the public
Presented by Goddard Library and the IDCE Social Change Fellows, Clark University will host Community Supported Film and Director Michael Sheridan for a screening and discussion of “The Fruit of Our Labor”. For more information please call or email us at (857) 415-0564 or info[at]csfilm[dot]org.
Documentary Bootcamp is a seven-week, immersive in-person learning experience covering the fundamentals of documentary filmmaking from pre- to post-production.
Your help is needed to advocate for refugees like Shekib and his family.
The Trump administration suspended the US refugee program and funding for refugee resettlement. This has stranded tens of thousands of refugees already vetted to enter the US and hundreds of thousands more who were in process.
Here are some options for your advocacy:
– Church World Services action-alert to oppose Trump’s indefinite refugee ban
– United in Welcome – Tell Your Elected Officials: We Value Welcoming
– Refugee Council – Quick Reference Guide and Top Four Ways to Take Action
Community Supported FIlm is very excited to share with you, Shots and Scenes, the first sample module from our online documentary training – Look Listen Local. Shots and Scenes is an educational tour-de-force about the power of visual storytelling.
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