We are pleased to announce our first-ever Rematriated Voices public screening at the WCNY PBS Station in Syracuse, New York on March 31st at 5:30 PM.
This marks an important milestone for Rematriated Voices. For the first time, we are opening our doors to the community for an in-person screening experience centered on dialogue, education, and access to Indigenous knowledge shared by thought leaders, educators, and authors.
Rematriated Voices Screening Series: Building a movement, one event at a time.
This gathering is about amplifying Rematriated Voices and creating intentional space for meaningful connection. We hope this series opens doors to weaving new relationships, sparking dialogue, and continuing the work of collective learning and movement building. This is a conversation you won’t want to miss!
We are so excited to collaborate on this event with WCNY Public Broadcasting Station as well as Syracuse University’s Special Collections Research Center. We are grateful for Geddes for their sponsorship of this event.
Join us for a festive evening with a screening, Indigenous movie snacks, and an engaging panel discussion with the production cast and crew!
Register here to attend! Reserve your spot here: https://lnkd.in/dMDnT2Cz
