Tuesday, 6 December 2022

GALVANIZE: Production/Set Designer needed

Forwarding this, but I am not associated with the project.
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Good morning! 

I pray this message finds you in optimal health and spirits. My name is Gyzelle Garcia and I am an HU alum currently producing a narrative short film entitled « CUTOUT ». This is a Black independent film shooting starting Friday, Dec 9 in Silver Spring, MD. Our team is currently seeking a production/set designer and wanted to share this information with you all in hopes of finding a student or colleague interested in the opportunity for experience and community building. Food, transportation and housing (if needed) will be provided.

Anyone interested should please email availability as well as previous experience (if available) to cutout.short@gmail.com or to find out for more information about the film. 

Thank you for your time and have a great day! 

Yours in progress, 
Gyzelle Garcia
CUTOUT, Line Producer

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Monday, 5 December 2022

Re: GALVANIZE: Fwd: Join us Thursday at 7EST - Race & Ethnicity on Stage and Film

Thanks denice. I will try to   listen in..


On Mon, Dec 5, 2022 at 4:57 PM Dolly Turner <dollyturner@gmail.com> wrote:


For those that might be interested.

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Hello Race Talk Family!

 

The theater, television and film industries are a microcosm of American society where race, class, ethnicity and gender bias are played out on stage and screen. This shows up as racial stereotypes, limited roles, and lack of diversity. This scenario also occurs behind the scenes, as writers, actors and directors of color are blocked or required to adjust to please financiers and audience expectations that align with false narratives about communities of color.

 

Join us on Thursday, Dec. 8th at 7 PM EST for the second in a series of four discussions that will explore the ways that race and ethnicity affect artistic expression – what gets produced, how the work is received, how artists see themselves in the world and the choices they make. Panelists include, actor and award-winning playwright, Keith Hamilton Cobb (yes, that's my brother!), award-winning actor, Terence Bernie Hines and award-winning actor and writer, Michael Patrick Boatman. See their bios below. *** NOTE THIS IS A NEW LINK - Register Here.

 

Join the conversation and bring your friends and colleagues to these important discussions! Register at www.tinyurl.com/talkracenow or join us live on Facebook @Race Talk Revolution.

 

In solidarity, Rev. Lane Cobb

 

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GALVANIZE: Fwd: Join us Thursday at 7EST - Race & Ethnicity on Stage and Film



For those that might be interested.

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Hello Race Talk Family!

 

The theater, television and film industries are a microcosm of American society where race, class, ethnicity and gender bias are played out on stage and screen. This shows up as racial stereotypes, limited roles, and lack of diversity. This scenario also occurs behind the scenes, as writers, actors and directors of color are blocked or required to adjust to please financiers and audience expectations that align with false narratives about communities of color.

 

Join us on Thursday, Dec. 8th at 7 PM EST for the second in a series of four discussions that will explore the ways that race and ethnicity affect artistic expression – what gets produced, how the work is received, how artists see themselves in the world and the choices they make. Panelists include, actor and award-winning playwright, Keith Hamilton Cobb (yes, that's my brother!), award-winning actor, Terence Bernie Hines and award-winning actor and writer, Michael Patrick Boatman. See their bios below. *** NOTE THIS IS A NEW LINK - Register Here.

 

Join the conversation and bring your friends and colleagues to these important discussions! Register at www.tinyurl.com/talkracenow or join us live on Facebook @Race Talk Revolution.

 

In solidarity, Rev. Lane Cobb

 

*** Race Talk is a Loving, Respectful, Inclusive platform designed to encourage courageous, constructive dialogue around tough issues pertaining to race. It is a safe space for people to share, learn and grow our capacity for practicing radically inclusive love, create Beloved Community, and uplift the human spirit. In our Race Talk community, we practice compassionate listening and unconditional love, even when we don't understand or agree. Thank you for your support.

 
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INVITE A FRIEND TO JOIN GALVANIZE/CHANGE YOUR CURRENT SUBSCRIPTION:
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(Career Progress) JOB: Two digital roles @ Global Wave Digital (DC or Remote)

Hi, I'm helping Global Wave Digital fill two digital roles: Digital Campaigns Director ($100-120k) and Digital Strategist ($65-85k). 

Global Wave Digital is a boutique digital agency established in 2013 with a mission of empowering groups all across the world to build and lead powerful movements for social change.

Since their founding, they've provided digital advocacy strategy, digital campaign development, technical assistance and capacity building to movements on the ground in 70+ countries working in the areas of human rights, social good, and public health.  

From climate change and reproductive rights to epidemic preparedness and road safety, they get to work with and support bold, effective social movements taking on big, consequential fights.  

Here's a summary of the roles. Please reach out if you're interested or have any questions:

#1: Digital Campaigns Strategist (Remote) -- $100-120k

What you'd do: Help social movements around the world leverage digital tools to drive social change.

This will involve developing and managing digital campaign strategy and managing client relationships. In addition, this role will include providing technical assistance and capacity-building support so groups on the ground can reach their advocacy goals. 

This would be a good fit for: A well-rounded digital strategist with deep experience managing digital advocacy campaigns (including, but not exclusively, those that involve both organic and paid social) and some kind of experience that clearly demonstrates their ability to manage advocacy clients in an agency setting. 

Extra bonus points for: Experience working with youth movements and/or on gender justice issues or public health issues using a gender framework (e.g. reproductive rights, sexual health, gender-based equity, etc.).  


#2: Digital Strategist (Remote) -- $65-85k

What you'd do: Roughly 70% of the work is executing digital advertising campaigns (with an emphasis on running paid social campaigns) along with some reporting and analytics work. The remaining 30% is a combination of other functions that support Global Wave Digital's work.  

This role would be a great fit for: An early-to-mid career digital campaign strategist with consulting experience who understands both social media and the nitty gritty of digital ad campaigns, and is excited to apply their expertise to different political systems and governments globally.


For both roles, there is a preference for someone located in the DC metropolitan area (working either out of a WeWork office or remotely from a home office), but candidates who would like to work remotely from another location will be considered provided they are willing to travel to DC on a bi-monthly or quarterly basis.  

Finally, for both roles, any additional language skills of at least professional working proficiency would be a big plus, as would having a strong cultural connection to or relevant experience living or working in: East or West Africa, Southeast Asia, South Asia, Latin America or Eurasia. 

Matt Lockshin
(he, his)

Interested in finding a digital job in the U.S. progressive advocacy or electoral space? Check out my job board and join my email list.  

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Sunday, 4 December 2022

[Unicum] Adventi gyermek koncert

A Kossuth Alapítvány szeretettel hív minden családot a Belvárosi Betyárok Zenekar adventi gyermek koncertjére, december 11.-én délután 5 órakor.
 
Helyszín: 3910 Shoemaker street, N.W. Washington D.C. 20008 (bejárat a 2950 Spring of Freedom street felől)
 
December 11, Vasárnap, délután 5:00 óra
 
A Belvárosi Betyárok gyermekeknek és családoknak muzsikáló zenekar, akik egy nagyon vidám-, okos humorral megírt dalokból álló műsort hoznak el a washingtoni magyar közösségnek. Adventi dalaikat interaktív, szórakoztató koncerten adják át a közönségnek, akikre éneklés, rávezető játékok és különböző mozgás koreográfiák is várnak. Felhőtlen szórakozás a gyerekeknek és az egész családnak!
 
A program a Washingtoni Magyar Nagykövetség és a Magyar Kormány támogatásával jött létre.
 
RSVP szükséges december 8-ig.
 
A koncert gyermekeknek ingyenes, de adományokat elfogadunk. RSVP és adomány itt:
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Saturday, 3 December 2022

[Unicum] Adventi koncert gyermekeknek és családoknak

A Kossuth Alapítvány és a Nagykövetség szeretettel hív minden családot a Belvárosi Betyárok koncertjére.
 
A Belvárosi Betyárok gyermekeknek és családoknak muzsikáló zenekar, akik egy nagyon vidám-, okos humorral megírt dalokból álló műsort hoznak el a washingtoni magyar közösségnek. Adventi dalaikat interaktív, szórakoztató koncerten adják át a közönségnek, akikre éneklés, rávezető játékok és különböző mozgás koreográfiák is várnak. Felhőtlen szórakozás a gyerekeknek és az egész családnak!
 
Ez a program a Magyar Kormány támogatásával jött létre.
 
RSVP szükséges december 8-ig. A koncert gyermekeknek ingyenes, de adományokat elfogadunk a zenekar fellépési és utazási költségeinek fedezésére (min. $10 felnőttenként): RSVP és adomány itt:
 
 
 
 
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Thursday, 1 December 2022

[Unicum] Dec 3: Hungarian dance in Baltimore

This Saturday December 3 at 11:30 AM - Tisza performance and teaching! Baltimore Christmas Village (inner harbor near science museum).

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