IMA alum Jonas Pariente and team’s Grandma’s Project started 10 years ago is featured in The New York Times Jan. 27.

It’s is a collaborative web-series sharing the recipes and stories of grandmas around the world, filmed by their grandchildren

Prof. Tami Gold’s film – 30th Anniversary since the release of
JUGGLING GENDER
Politics, Sex and Identity

JUGGLING GENDER is one of the first documentaries to explore sexual and gender identity through the portrait of Jennifer Miller, a lesbian performer who lives her life with a full beard. Jennifer works as a performance artist, circus director and as the “bearded lady” in one of the only remaining sideshows in America. The film explores the fluidity of gender and raises important questions about the construction of sexual and gender identity.

JUGGLING GENDER premiered at the New York Film Festival/Video Showcase in 1992 and has been played in over 250 film festivals worldwide.

Thurs., Feb. 2 | 7PM
Roosevelt House & Zoom | RSVP
Reception and Book Signing to Follow

To mark Black History Month at Roosevelt House, please join us for a discussion of the book Power: The Rise of Black Women in America—How Black Women Embody the American Dream, Defy Oppression, and Win, co-presented by the Hunter College Department of Africana, Puerto Rican, and Latino Studies. The author—journalist and Hunter College adjunct professor of media studies Charity C. Elder—will be in conversation with fellow professor of media studies at Hunter, the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and celebrated radio talk show host Karen Hunter … read more & RSVP