PAST PRIVATE SCREENINGS
CALIFORNIA
BLACK FOOD SUMMIT, BALBOA THEATER, - Urban Tilth,
Ethnic Notions Gallery & Bookstore, Stanford University,
Inter-institutional Network for Food, Agriculture, and Sustainability (INFAS), Napa Valley College Cultural Center, Wadastick / Casa Tia Luna /Mills College,
BriarPatch Food Co-op, City of Hope
NEW YORK
Cornell University, The New School, New York Sugar Hill Children's Museum of Art and Storytelling, - The New York Botanical Garden,
GEORGIA
BLACK FARMER & URBAN GROWER CONFERENCE
MARYLAND
Future Harvest
NORTH CAROLINA
Operation Spring Plant, Inc
MISSISSIPPI
Natchez Literary and Cinema Celebration
DETROIT
Detroit Black Community Food Security Network
ALASKA
Alaska Farmers Market Association
WASHINGTON
The Evergreen State College
TENNESSEE
Tennessee State University & National Museum of African American Music
OHIO
Freedom Center
ILLIONIOS
- Legler Library
TEXAS
- Ala Soul Earthworks
LOUISIANA
Jubilee Justice
- North American Food Systems Network (NAFSN)
Choose a screening path that fits your audience (Delete this entire section)
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Who is it for: Universities, colleges, departments, libraries and campus programs
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Strong fit for: Courses, public programs, curated campus events
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What to have ready when requesting a screening: Department or program name, tentative date, audience type, estimated attendance.
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Preferred Screening License: Virtual, Q&A with filmmaker, Enhanced In-Person Experience, or Educational Experience.
Educators and Institutions
Community Host
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Who is it for: Museums, nonprofits, cultural centers, grassroot groups and community organizations.
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Strong fit for: Community events, cultural programming, intergenerational dialogue.
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What to have ready when requesting a screening: Department or program name, tentative date, audience type, estimated attendance.
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Preferred Screening License: Virtual, Q&A with filmmaker, Enhanced In-Person Experience, or Educational Experience.