Sharlene Bamboat 
Film screening followed by Q&A
April 30 | 6-7:30PM | TV Studio (HN 436)

RSVP (Hunter Community): 
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RSVP (non-Hunter/Public): 
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(Entrance at 69th St between Lexington & Park Ave., bring ID)

The Department of Film and Media Studies, the Sainsbury Initiative and the LGBT Policy Center present Sharlene Bamboat screenings & discussion. 

Please join us for a screening of internationally acclaimed filmmaker and artist Sharlene Bamboat’s short films. We will be showing the films Video Home System and 25 Years Swayed Between Our Teeth. A Q&A will follow the screenings. Sharlene Bamboat is a Tiohtià:ke/Montreal-based artist working primarily in non-fiction moving image. Her practice explores histories of colonialism, globalization, pop-culture, and desire through poetics, abstraction, and collaboration.

Summer registration is happening – see what Film and Media is offering here.

Screening of A HOME WORTH FIGHTING FOR
March 12 | 6-7:30 PM
TV Studio (HN 436)
RSVP (open to Hunter Community & Public)

Come to Hunter’s Screening and Panel Discussion of A HOME WORTH FIGHTING
FOR: The Push to Stop the Demolition of Public Housing in Chelsea

Public Housing Tenants Organize Against Demolition in the Heart of Manhattan

As the city’s affordable housing crisis remains center stage, New York
City’s vast public housing stock is relatively overlooked and unprotected.
Nowhere is this more pressing than in Chelsea, where a proposal to demolish
public housing in the neighborhood has spurred tenant organizing determined
to defend their community from privatization, gentrification, and
displacement.