On Wednesday, February 24, 2021 at 4:30 p.m. EST, join the Paul F. Harron Graduate Program in Television & Media Management for the first in a four-part webinar series titled, "Equity of Voice". In this first conversation, we will talk to Allison Davis, Co-Founder of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) and Hannah Ajala, Founder of We Are Black Journos about their journey in the television industry. Davis and Ajala will be joined by Karen Curry, Professor in the Paul F. Harron Television & Media Management Graduate Program of Westphal College at Drexel University and Michael Gaskins, Master's Candidate and Work Study Professional. This hour-long conversation will include tips for those at every level of the television and media industry - from young professionals just getting their start to those already working in the field.

Please join OED and USGA for a live, virtual event aimed at raising awareness about domestic violence. We are honored to have speaker and author Bill Mitchell join us to share his story. Bill tragically lost his daughter Kirstin to dating violence in 2015, and since then, he has passionately spoken out for education about the warning signs and dangerous consequences of dating violence. He has delivered speeches at high schools, colleges, and private companies. He has also been interviewed for TV, radio, podcasts, and webinars. 

Women 100, a program of Vision 2020, is hosting "Seat at the Table," an exhibition that commemorates the 19th Amendment — establishing women’s right to vote — and asks 100 years later, “Where are we now?” Visitors will experience the current status of gender equality in the U.S. through 3D infographic furniture.

"Seat at the Table" is closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and will reopen April 1, 2021. A virtual tour and the multimedia segment of the exhibition are still available. In addition, an educator's guide is available for download for teachers, youth leaders and parents.

When the Kimmel Center reopens, "Seat at the Table" will be presented in the lobby daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., through September 2021.

Learn more about Seat at the Table

Vision 2020 is proud to present a free virtual discussion of The Mask You Live In, the award-winning film that sheds new light on American conceptions of masculinity.

Topic
A Discussion on Afro-Latinidad

Westphal DEIC Hosts Cheryl Miller, Graphic Designer & Historian: Where are the Black Designers?
February 25, 2021 (Thursday)
5:30 p.m. (EST)
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Join the Center for Black Culture's February Kickback for a Black History Month Quizzo, giveaways and more! Join via this link at the date and time of the event.

Arranged as part of a collaboration between the Westphal Film & Television program, Black Westphal and DU Bass, this film screening program seeks to establish a conversation for BIPOC people using film to tell their stories. We aim to empower and educate students with the knowledge necessary to unpack what they see and challenge the often-negative representation of BIPOC in the media.

Pennoni Womxn’s Week, planned by a volunteer committee of staff and students, is a weeklong event focused on the issues and challenges faced by those who identify as womxn. Topics include intersectionality, womxn in STEM, COVID-19 and its impact, and supporting equal opportunity and gender equality for all. All are welcome to attend!