IMA graduate Seyi Adebanjo’s film Honor Black Trans Womxn will be screening at two festivals. Seyi will be speaking at the NewFest Panel: Centering Black Queer + Trans Voices on Oct. 20th. The film will be played at:

#NewFest2020 (Shorts: Black Families Matter) | Oct. 16-27.
and
Centro Afro Caricoa de Cinema Negro Zózimo Bulbul Black Film Festival | Oct. 21-30.

IMA alumna Jing Wang receives Rooftop Films and elkind Lighting & Camera Grant for her documentary.
Ride with Delivery Workers is a feature-length documentary about E-bike immigrant delivery workers who, facing unjust hyper-policing while riding their electric bikes, form an advocacy community to fight back.

IMA alumna Walis Johnson’s essay Walking the Geography of Racism has been published in a new anthology entitled In Search of African American Space: Redressing Racism,  edited by Jeffrey Hogrefe and Scott Ruff with Carrie Eastmond and Ashley Simone.   The essay focuses on Walis’ artist walking practice and The Red Line Archive Project of the past few years.