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Amid a national debate over who tells American history, the founders of the Oakland International Film Festival and UGA's Black Theatrical Ensemble demonstrate the enduring power of independent Black narratives.

Second OIFF24 Screening Celebrates the Chicano Love Affair with R&B and Soul Music; Day 8. of 11 Days Continues the Festival's Global Journey Through Stories of Family, Migration, Music, Memory and Cultural Identity. Visit www.oiff.org.

Mario and Mandela Van Peebles Honor Melvin Van Peebles at San Francisco Cable Car Turnaround as Oakland International Film Festival Continues Stories of Healing, Reentry, Culture and Resistance.

The 24th Oakland International Film Festival makes Oakland a destination for the arts, social justice, commerce & more. From filmmakers flights, hotel stays, ride shares, restaurant and bar crawls, and more Oakland is a place to spend time & money.

Award-winning journalist and strategic communications expert shares the tools organizations need to earn media attention, build visibility, and tell their stories effectively.

Today's performance, a culmination of a three-week musical theater camp, will be held in the Atlanta suburb of Mableton, Georgia at The CCCEPA Performing Arts Center.

"W.E. celebrates the Durban International Film Festival 2026 Feature lineup announced on Juneteenth as the Obama Presidential Library opens.

The film based on the biblical scripture Hebrews 13:8, "Yesterday, Today and Forever" by Domingo Guyton, directed by Ty Manns, will be screened as part of the Columbus, Georgia Juneteenth Celebration, 3:00 p.m. Saturday, June 13, 2026.

Wright Enterprises Announces "Honor Guard" Workforce Development Program Inspired by Award-Winning Film on Arlington Reburial and Racial Reconciliation. The documentary "Love Separated in Life-Love Reunited in Honor" is online & free thru 6/5/2026.

Amid Critical Civil Rights & Justice Concerns, Wright Enterprises Shares News of The Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Center's Barbara Lee Lecture Series Featuring Pastor Tony Lowden, First Black Pastor of a U.S. President at Beebe Memorial May 30th.