JULY 11th; 6pm- 11pm
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June 10th, 17th and 24th; 8:00pm
Beyondmedia Benefits at Democracy Burlesque - Speaking in Tongues, a Show about Media and PunditocracyNo Exit Café
6970 N Glenwood Ave.
Chicago, IL
$10 Admission
More fun than a civics class, more laughs than a political attack ad! Beyondmedia Education will benefit from a portion of the proceeds from this show. $10 at the door. Beyondmedia t-shirts, buttons, and our fabulous videotapes will also be available for sale. For more information visit the Democracy Burlesque website: www.democracyburlesque.com
June 12th; 11:00am-noon
“Making Media Connections” Panel Discussion; Community Media Workshop1104 S. Wabash - Columbia College Bldg. Room 504
Chicago, IL
Salome Chasnoff will be speaking as part of a Youth Media Panel discussion titled "Youth Media's New Storytellers" This panel will discuss the benefits and challenges present through the process of partnering with youth media groups.
June 20th; 2:15pm
“Doin' It: Sex, Disability and Videotape” ScreeningNational Women's Studies Association 2008 Film/Video Series
Millennium Hotel, Cincinnati (downtown location)Doin' It: Sex, Disability and Videotape will be be screening as part of the NWSA Video Series. More information about the other films in the program can be found on their website.
June 20th-22nd
Beyondmedia at the Allied Media ConferenceOur Evolution Beyond Survival: Media Strategies for the Next Ten Years
McGregor Conference Center (495 Ferry Mall) and Community Arts Building on the campus of Wayne State University in Detroit.
Saturday, June 21st 10:50 am
Film presentation and discussion led by the Fe Fes - "Doin It: Sex Disability and Videotape" & "Why They Gotta Do Me Like That? The Empowered Fe Fes Take On Bullying"
Sunday, June 22nd 10:00 am
Beyondmedia staffer Dannette Hoarde, project manager for Beyondmedia's Women and Prison: A Site for Resistance, will be part of the panel Media Access for Prisoners.
June 22nd
“Doin' It: Sex, Disability and Videotape” Screening2nd Emotion Pictures International Documentary Festival on Disability
New Benaki Museum for Contemporary Art and Design, 138 Piraeus Street
Athens, GreeceFor more information visit the festival website.
June 28th; 8pm 21+ $15
Beyondmedia Benefits at "Almost Paradise: A Very Queer Prom"The Spot, 4437 N. Broadway in Chicago
21+, $15 admission (Beyondmedia receives $5 from each ticket sold!)
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Featuring burlesque performances by: Deirdre Doll, Dominique Trixx, The Honeybuns, Lola Getz, Jack & Jinx, Lori DeVille, Mae the Bellydancer, Mina Mechante, Natasha Minsk, Red Hot Annie, Von Livid and more foxy ladies than you can imagine!
Hosted by Backdoor Aly of Varietease Cabaret with music by Congress of Starlings and Bric-A-Brac.
Dress in prom attire and enter the Prom "King" & "Queen" contest! Also featuring dancing, a mailbox game and more prom n' pride activities!
Attend this great event and also support Beyondmedia! $5 from each ticket sale will go towards supporting our organization!
May 10th, 9:00am
Can we even talk about ‘social media’?Northwestern University
McCormick Tribune CenterSalome Chasnoff from Beyondmedia Education speaks on a panel discussing the different ways politics can be integrated into media and what the purpose, potential and format of “socially conscious filmmaking" can be.
May 17th; 7:30pm
Turning a Corner and Doin’ It: Sex, Disability and Videotape Screening Work: A Showcase and CelebrationTennessee Women’s Theater Project’s Women’s Work: A Showcase and Celebration
Z. Alexander Looby Theatre
2301 Rosa L. Parks Blvd., Nashville, TN
For more information visit www.twtp.org
May 21st & 30th; 11pm
“Doin' It: Sex, Disability and Videotape” Television BroadcastCAN-TV (Chicago Access Network Television)
Wednesday, May 21st - 11pm
& Friday, May 30th - 11pmDoin' It: Sex, Disability and Videotape will be broadcasted on CAN-TV.
May 25th; 2pm
“Turning a Corner” Screening & DiscussionDePaul University
SAC 254 (Schmitt Academic Center - 2320 N. Kenmore Ave.)
Part of "The Price of Sex" - a Film Festival about the Sex Trade. May 24 & 25. Hosted by the Chicago Alliance Against Sexual Exploitation & The Women's Center. Admission is $5 for each film, or $10 for an all day pass.
For other films and more information: http://condor.depaul.edu/~wms/news/news.html
April 5th
“Doin' It: Sex, Disability and Videotape” screeningUniversity of Wisconsin
Women's Studies Consortium Annual Conference
Green Bay, WIDoin' It: Sex, Disability and Videotape will be screening at the University of Wisconsin as part of the Women's Studies Consortium Conference.
For more information call 608-262-3056.April 9th, 7:00pm
“Doin' It: Sex, Disability and Videotape” screeningSan Francisco Women Film Festival
UC Berkeley: Barrows 126, UC Berkeley
(north of Bancroft Way and Bowditch, behind Hearst Gym)Doin' It: Sex, Disability and Videotape will be screening at US Berkeley as part of the Women's Film Festival.
For more information call 415-820-1500.April 11th; 4:30pm – 6pm
“Doin' It: Sex, Disability and Videotape” screening and panel discussionUniversity of Illinois at Chicago
Session 3: Panel 3.7: “It’s About Small Things” and “Doin’ It”
Meeting Room G.
Chicago ILDoin' It: Sex, Disability and Videotape will screen with discussion facilitated by Monica Adletha Heffner, Linda Miller, Taina Rodriguez following the screening. This event is a collaboration with the Empowered Fe Fes of Access Living. Torkwase Dyson will screen and facilitate discussion of “It’s About Small Things.”
April 10th - 12th; 3:00pm – 3:45pm
“Doin' It: Sex, Disability and Videotape” screeningUniversity of Illinois at Chicago
UIC Forum, 725 W. Roosevelt Road, Chicago, IllinoisDoin' It: Sex, Disability and Videotape is screening on both days as part of the “Race, Sex, Power: New Movements” program at the Black & Latina/o Sexualities Conference.
Monica Heffener, Linda Miller, and Taina Rodriguez will facilitate a discussion with the audience following the screening. This event is a collaboration with the Empowered Fe Fes of Access Living.
April 11th; 1-3pm
“Beyond Disability” screening at the Urban Visionaries Youth Film FestivalThe Paley Center for Media
25 W 52 Street, New York, NYThis year's festival is a collaboration between youth media makers and educators from Global Action Project, MNN's Youth Channel, DCTV, TRUCE, Educational Video Center, Ghetto Film School, Reel works, Listen UP!, and the Paley Center. The 11th annual Urban Visionaries Youth Film Festival is produced and curated by NYC youth media makers and activists.
www.urbanvisionaries.org / call (212) 621-6663 for ticketsApril 12th, 11:00am
“Doin' It: Sex, Disability and Videotape” screeningOakland Public Library, Rockridge Branch
Oakland, CADoin' It: Sex, Disability and Videotape and Beyond Disability will be screening at US Berkeley as part of the Best Seat in the House Festival.
For more information call 800-287-2722.March 24th, 3:30-5:30pm
Turning a Corner Screening and DiscussionHarold Washington College
30 East Lake Street, Room 102/103Turning A Corner will be screening at the Harold Washington College as part of their Women's History Month activities. Discussion following the screening will be facilitated by Brenda Myers-Powell and Brandy Baldwin of PART (Prostitution Alternatives Round Table), with Joanne Archibald of Beyondmedia Education.
For more information call 773-973-2280.March 29th, 3pm
Doin’ It: Sex, Disability and Videotape screening and discussion led by the Empowered Fe Fes at the FRIDA (Feminist Response In Disability Activism)Access Living
115 W Chicago AvenueSex and Disability Town Hall Meeting
March 30th, Noon-3pm
"Doin’ It: Sex, Disability and Videotape", "Turning A Corner" & "Real Talk" screening at the Central Illinois Feminist Film FestivalEastern Illinois University
Coleman Auditorium in Coleman HallFebruary 7th-8th; 9pm
Making Your Media Matter ConferenceCenter for Social Media
American University
4400 Massachusetts Avenue, Washington, D.C.Salome Chasnoff will be speaking on a panel, Plight Entertainment: Sometimes the most uncomfortable stories are the most important ones to tell.
The conference is a 2-day event with various panels and created for aspiring filmmakers, non-profit communication leaders, funders and students looking to learn and share cutting-edge practices for creating media that matters.
* Click here to listen to an audio Podcast of this panel online!
February 13th; 7pm
Turning A Corner Screening and DiscussionNew World Resource Center
1300 N. Western Ave.
Chicago, ILTurning A Corner will be screening at the New World Resource Center followed by a facilitated discussion. The discussion will be facilitated by Joanne Archibald of Beyondmedia Education, Helen Smith of PART (Prostitution Alternatives Round Table) and Andrea Hall of the Chicago Coalition for the Homeless.
February 15th; 6-8pm
Gender/Justice/Videotape: An Evening with Beyondmedia EducationUniversity of Chicago
Cobb Theatre, Cinema Studies Center
5811 S. Ellis Ave. Cobb Hall 306
Chicago IL 60637
T. 773.702.8596Students for Human Rights and the Film Studies Center bring you an evening with Beyondmedia Education. The program will include the screening of two films, followed by a discussion with young filmmakers. The discussion will be facilitated by Daphnee Rene of Young Womens Action Team, Taina Rodriguez, formerly of the Empowered Fe Fes, and Beyondmedia director Salomé Chasnoff.
Real Talk: Engaging Young men as Allies to End Violence Against Women shows young women asking "men to reflect on issues of violence, including street harassment, relationship violence, the media and how to build the movement to stop violence against women."
We will follow this with a short film on the Empowered Fe Fes, a radical group of young women with disabilities, who investigate the intersection of sex and disability from every conceivable angle: Doin' It: Sex, Disability and Videotape.
January 17th; 5-7pm
You Are Invited to A Media Justice Strategy Session!Columbia College
218 S. Wabash, 7th Floor, Room 713Recent events have challenged access to free speech in Chicago. These include WTTW Image Union's censorship of Turning a Corner, Loyola's takeover of WLUW, and the buyout of the Chicago Reader and the firing of key writers. Community and independent media makers are coming together in response. At this facilitated meeting, we will be building a media justice plan of action linking the important issues of censorship, inequality in media access, and increasing corporate control of media in Chicago.
Please RSVP to beyond@beyondmedia.org or 773.973.2280
Snacks will be provided. This event is wheelchair accessible. Other accessibility options may be available upon request.January 26th; 11am
Brown Eyed Girl Live Performance & Video PresentationChicago Austin Library
5615 W. Race Ave., ChicagoBrown Eyed Girl will do a live performance and video presentation of violence prevention related to “Girl on Girl Violence” developed in a Beyondmedia workshop
November 7th; 7:00 pm
Women Behind Bars
2040 N. Milwaukee Ave.Join In These Times on Wednesday, November 7, for a panel discussion with investigative journalist and In These Times Senior Editor Silja J.A. Talvi, Salome Chasnoff, director of Turning a Corner, and a former prostitute featured in Turning a Corner to discuss how women are cycled through U.S. prison systems and what the average female prison experience is. This free event will include a reading from Women Behind Bars and highlighted scenes from Turning a Corner. Copies of Talvi’s book, Women Behind Bars, will be available for sale and signing after the event.
Here's an article on Alternet from last Thursday with more about the book.
November 15th; 6:00-9:00pm
Turning a Corner
Events Building Theater, 4300 N Narragansett AveWinner of the John A. McDermott (short) Documentary Film Festival will screen with other shorts
This is a free event. Light refreshments will be provided.For more information contact Yvonne Nieves at (312) 673-3871 or ynieves@crs-ucc.org
Co-sponsored by the Wilbur Wright College Special Events Committee.Girl Fest Hawaii
The Honolulu Academy of Arts
Doris Duke Theater
900 South Beretania Street
Honolulu, Hawai'iTurning A Corner
November 15th; 7:30 pm
Real Talk: Engaging Young Man as Allies to End Violence Against Women
Sunday, November 18th at 5 pm
For more information please visit www.girlfesthawaii.org
October 29th; 6:30-8:30pm
Beyond Disability: The FeFe's Stories & Doin' It: Sex, Disability & Videotape
The Women's Center - Student Center Room 314The Empowered FeFes, a group of young women with disabilities, hit the streets of Chicago on a quest to discover the difference between how they see themselves and how others see them. A panel discussion will follow the movie screening.
DePaul University
2320 N. Kenmore Avenue
Chicago, ILSeptember 27th; 7:30pm
Turning A Corner
Landmark's E Street Cinema
555 11th Street NW
Washington, DCTurning A Corner will be screening as part of the Urban Film Series: 2007 Black Docs program. For more information please visit www.urbanfilmseries.com. It will be presented by Illinois Representative, Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky (D-IL).
September 28th; 11:00am
Doin' It: Sex, Disability and VideotapeSeptember 29th; 10:30am
Why They Gotta Do Me Like That?: The Empowered Fe Fes Take on Bullying
National Museum of Women in the Artsn's Film & Media Arts at the National Museum of Women in the Arts' 20th Anniversary celebration.
For more information go to www.nmwa.org/filmfest/August 15th & 16th; 7:30pm
"HIV: History In Voices"
Youth Theatre and Media Workshop Presentation;
Hoover-Leppen Theatre in Center on Halsted
3656 N. Halsted, Chicago
Beyondmedia Education invites you and your guests to the preview showcase of HIV: History In Voices. The showcase will include a special sneak peek at the new Beyondmedia-produced, youth-authored sex education video, and a performance by LGBTQ and allied youth of About Face Youth Theatre developed from their experiences growing up in the culture of HIV and AIDS.Two nights only: August 15 and 16, 2007 at 7:30 pm
AUGUST 15 IS BEYONDMEDIA NIGHT!Suggested donation at the door: $20 for adults, youth are free RSVP@aboutfacetheatre.com. For more information contact Beyondmedia at 773-973-2280
Click on the flyer image above to see the full version.
The History In Voices workshop is a collaboration of About Face Youth Theatre, Beyondmedia Education and Broadway Youth Center.
July 9th-July 20th,
History In Voices: A Documentary Theatre Workshop
This summer About Face Youth Theatre, Beyondmedia Education and Broadway Youth Center will be hosting, History In Voices: A Documentary Theatre Workshop from July 9th-July 20th, Monday-Friday from 10am-4pm.
In this workshop, we will be videotaping and staging stories about what it is like to grow up in the era of HIV and AIDS. We will be telling stories about the state of sex education in America, beginning with the Reagan administration and ending with the Bush administration. And as an ensemble, we will be exploring why LGBTQ young people are overburdened with the subject of HIV and AIDS, while they are paradoxically omitted from sex education curriculum in America.
The workshop is open to high school students who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer or questioning and their straight allies.
About Face Youth Theatre will be joining forces with Beyondmedia Education and the Broadway Youth Center to create a sex ed video, a mainstage play, and a full-length documentary about our process and our subject. All participants who attend this workshop will be:
*Trained on Video Cameras
*Shoot and interview people for our new, hip, and relevant sex ed video
*Trained as qualified peer educators on sexual health
*Trained in performance and script writing
*Contribute as a performer and writer for the live public performance based on the stories and information gathered during the workshop
*And receive a stipend for participatingIn addition, participants will have the opportunity to engage in dialogue with journalists, doctors, scholars, directors, actors, comedians and choreographers informed on the subjects of sex education, HIV/ AIDS, the media, theatre and much more all within a local, national and global framework.
Friday, July 14th & July 28th; 8:00pm
"Community, Media and You" on CAN-TVDannette Hoarde, manager of the Beyondmedia's Women and Prison Project, and associate director Joanne Archibald are interviewed on “Community, Media and You” Saturdays July 14th and 28th at 8 p.m. on Chicago’s CAN-TV Channel 21. The show is produced by the Community Media Workshop in partnership with CAN-TV.
If you miss it, you can view archives of Community, Media & You at
YouTube and Google Video.Friday, July 21st; Noon - 2:00pm
"Turning a Corner" Screening at the SF Sex Worker Film & Arts FestThe San Francisco Sex Worker Film and Arts Fest will be screening "Turning a Corner" in their programming this year.
Friday, June 1st; 12:30pm - 5:00pm
SisterSong's "Let's Talk About Sex!" screeningSix Beyondmedia films are featured at SisterSong's "Let's Talk About Sex!" Conference in Chicago, May 31 - June 3, 2007, hosted by African American Women Evolving.
12:30pm - Turning A Corner (60m)
2:45pm - Doin' It: Sex, Disability & Videotape (35m)
3:20pm - Respect Me, Don't Media Me (30m)
3:50pm - A Fish (Almost) Eaten by a Shark (17m)
4:10pm - Can LGBTQ + School = Safe? (28m)
4:40pm - Real Talk: Engaging Young Men as Allies to End Violence Against Women (28m)
5:10 - 6:00pm Discussion with Beyondmedia FilmmakersWyndham O'Hare, 6810 N. Mannheim Road, Rosemount, IL 60018
More information at: www.sistersong.netThursday, June 7th; 7:00pm
Benefit at T's BarBeyondmedia benefit at T's bar, in the hip and vibrant Andersonville Neighborhood at 5025 Clark, on the southeast corner of Clark Street and Winnemac Avenue.
Have some fun and support Beyondmedia too!Monday, June 11th; 9:00pm
Benefit at Dannys TavernBeyondmedia benefit at Dannys Tavern, in the Wicker Park Neighborhood at 1951 W Dickens Ave, near the corner of Dickens and Damen Ave.
Have some (more) fun and support Beyondmedia too!Wednesday, June 13th, 8:00pm
Storytelling ForumBeyondmedia will be part of a special forum, free to the public, discussing the importance of storytelling in our everyday lives, how it impacts the arts and why it remains a vital means of expression. This is part of WNEP Theater¹s 8th Annual SKALD - a week-long festival celebrating the art of storytelling.
DCA Studio Theater in the Chicago Cultural Center, 77 E. Randolph St., Chicago
More information: www.wneptheater.orgFriday, June 15th; 9:00am - 5:00pm
Community Media SummitBeyondmedia will be part of a panel discussion on Creative Expression & Learning through Community Media, moderated by Tony Streit. Other panelists represent the Puerto Rican Cultural Center, Video Machete, and Kenwood Charter School.
Columbia College Chicago, Film Row Cinema, 1104 South Wabash Ave.
For registration and more information: http://www.newstips.org/summit/June 21st - June 24th
Changing Media Changing Minds: Abolishing the Incarceration-NationBeyondmedia workshop (June 23rd 1:45pm - 3:15pm) at at the Free Minds, Free People conference, bringing together teachers, youth, parents, researchers and community-based educators from across the country to build an Education for Liberation movement.
Little Village/Greater Lawndale Social Justice High School, 3120 S. Kostner Ave., Chicago
For more information on a full conference schedule and how to register see: www.edliberation.org/conferenceSaturday, June 23, 2:00pm
"Beyond Disability: The Fe Fe Stories" will screen in a workshop at the
Allied Media Conference (June 22-24) in Detroit. The workshop, Inclusive
Media: Supporting A Movement That Transforms Attitudes About Disability And
Challenges Institutions, runs from 2:00 to 3:20 pm.
For more information: www.alliedmediaconference.orgJune 27th - July 1st
The US Social Forum: Another World is Possible, Another US is NecessaryAn open platform to discuss alternatives to the economic plans created by multi-national corporations and the governments at the World Economic Forum.
Beyond Disability: The Fe Fe Stories will be screened at 2pm on Saturday, June 30 at the Seven Stages Theater.
Atlanta, GA
For more information: http://www.ussf2007.org/enJune 28th - July 1st
National Women's Studies Association ConferenceBeyondmedia will be a presence at the National Women¹s Studies Association (NWSA) conference. Stop by our table in the exhibit hall as well as checking out the activities listed below!
Thursday, June 28
Beyondmedia will be part of the pre-conference "Girls' Studies and Activism Professional Development Tour"
Friday, June 29 8:00 a.m.
Screening Beyond Disability: The Fe Fe Stories 26 min.
Friday, June 29 1:30pm - 2:45pm
A panel of educators, youth, and community and media activists will discuss the project and video Can LGBTQ + School = Safe?
Friday, June 29 4:30pm - 5:45pm
Salome Chasnoff will be presenting a workshop, "Doing Media Activism with Girls and Young Women"
Saturday, June 30 7:55 pm
Screening Turning a Corner, 58 min.Pheasant Run resort in St. Charles, IL
For more information: www.nwsaconference.orgMay 10th, 2007
Local Reporting and Human Rights Abuses in ChicagoOn Thursday, May 10, at 5:30pm, Salome Chasnoff will participate in a panel event along with three award-winning journalists (Jamie Kalven, Beauty Turner, John Conroy) to be held at the Experimental Station in Woodlawn (6100 Blackstone Ave). The panel will be addressing how the systematic underreporting in the mainstream media of police brutality, gender violence, racial discrimination, the public housing crisis, among other issues, has produced a skewed portrait of the city.
Experimental Station , 6100 Blackstone Ave., Chicago.
For more information log on at http://shr.uchicago.edu
April 3, 2007
Turning a Corner screening & discussion with Brenda Myers-Powell, Dorenda Dixon, and Daria Mueller at Chicago State University, 9501 S. King Drive.April 15, 2007
Turning a Corner one of three films screening at the Art for Awareness: Shattering the Silence of Sexual Violence festival. 3-7:30pm
Chicago Filmmakers, 5243 N. Clark St., Chicago. (773) 293-1447
For more information visit www.CAASE.org.April 26, 2007
Beyondmedia and The Empowered FeFe's screen our two newest movies: Doin' It: Sex, Disability and Videotape and Why They Gotta Do Me Like That?: The Empowered Fe Fes Take on Bullying
Access Living, 115 W. Chicago Ave., Chicago.
Both films are captioned. The event is wheelchair accessible.Beyondmedia on Chicago Access Network Television (CAN-TV)
You have several chances to view Beyondmedia work during the month of April. You will enjoy them more each time you watch! Tune in to CAN-TV Channel 21 at any (or all!) of the times below to see some of our great work.
- Why They Gotta Do Me Like That: The Empowered Fe Fes Take on Bullying
Sunday, April 1 @ 5:45PM, 8:18PM
Friday, April 20 @ 10:45PM
Sunday, April 22 @ 8:15PM
Wednesday, April 25 @ 10:47PM
Thursday, April 26 @ 10:15PM
- Real Talk: Engaging Young Men as Allies To End Violence Against Women
Tuesday, April 10 @ 8:30PM
Wednesday, April 18 @ 10:00PM
- Can LGBTQ + School = Safe?
Sunday, April 15 @ 7:30PM
Saturday, April 28 @ 5:05PMMarch 6, 2007
Doin' It: Sex, Disability, and Videotape and Why They Gotta Do Me Like That: The Empowered Fe Fes Take On Bullying screening & discussion with Fannie Outlaw, Veronica Martinez & Sandra Husic (The Empowered Fe Fes), Susan Nussbaum (Access Living) & Salome Chasnoff (Beyondmedia) at Northeastern Illinois University,
March 9, 2007
Beyondmedia's documentary Seeding Change, Cultivating Leaders, Growing Movements, commemorating the 25th anniversary of The Crossroads Fund screens for over 500 donors, activists, grantees and friends of Crossroads Fund at their annual gala.,March 10, 2007
Women of Color Film Festival screened Beyond Disability at the Pacific Film Archive Theater.
More info: http://www.rwiff.com
March 11, 2007
Turning a Corner screens at Reel Women International Film Festival
Laemmle's Music Hall 3, Beverly Hills, CA
More info: http://www.rwiff.comFebruary 12-16, 2007
Why They Gotta Do Me Like That: The Empowered Fe Fes' Take on Bullying screens and receives an honorable mention in the sixth annual Picture This... International Disability Film Festival at the Rozsa Centre in Calgary, Alberta, Canada!
More info: www.picturethisfestival.org
February 13, 2007
DOIN' IT: SEX, DISABILITY AND VIDEOTAPE premieres at Columbia College, in a double feature with Why They Gotta Do Me Like That: The Empowered Fe Fes' Take on Bullying.
February 3, 2007
Chicago Women's Health Center sponsors a screening of Turning a Corner at Links Hall, with a discussion to follow with Lucretia Clay, an advocate for women in the sex trade and active member of Prostitution Alternatives Round Table (PART), and Daria Mueller, a policy specialist and organizer for Chicago Coalition for the Homeless.February 7, 2007
January 19 & 21, 2007
CAN LGBTQ + SCHOOL = SAFE? screens at Perspectives Charter School.
February 1, 2007
Voices In Time and What We Leave Behind: A Visible Voices Video screens at the Shambhala Meditation Center of Chicago.
Turning a Corner wins Best Midwest Documentary at the Beloit International Film Festival!!!
The film screens at the American Industrial Art Gallery on January 19th and at the Beloit Fine Arts Incubator on January 21st.
For more information, see www.beloitfilmfest.com.
