Barbara Katz Rothman
Panel featuring: Dr. Barbara Katz Rothman, Professor of Sociology, Public Health, Disability Studies and Women's Studies at CUNY; Stuart Newman, Professor of Cell Biology and Anatomy at New York Medical College; Andrew Kimbrell, Executive Producer and Co-Writer of A Dangerous Idea.
Past screenings:
Dr. Carol H. Meyer Room, 3rd Floor
Patricia J. Williams
Check-in and reception will be from 6:00-6:30 p.m. Film screening begins at 6:30 p.m. with expert panel discussion to follow.
Panel featuring: Robert E. Pollack, PhD, Professor of Biological Sciences, Columbia University; Patricia J. Williams, J.D., James L. Dohr Professor of Law, Columbia University School of Law; Mary R. Morgan, Executive Producer of A Dangerous Idea. Moderator: Irwin Garfinkel, PhD, Interim Dean and Mitchell I. Ginsberg Professor of Contemporary Urban Problems, Columbia School of Social Work.
THEATRICAL PREMIER
Screening at 1:30, 4:00, 6:30, and 9:05.
The filmmakers will be available for a Q&A after each weekend screening.
Cinema Village is offering professors and students a reduced $8 ticket price as well as a free bag of popcorn for those with academic IDs. Group pricing of $8 per ticket is also available for groups of 20 or more by contacting manager@cinemavillage.com.
Presented by:
Humanity in Action
Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History
Followed by Q&A with Executive Producer and Co-writer Andrew Kimbrell, facilitated by Judith Goldstein, Executive Director, Humanity in Action.
The film will be presented by Humanity in Action’s John Lewis Fellowship, which aims to support community engagement and restorative justice to tackle pressing issues regarding civil rights, public health and urban development.
Presented by:
Humanity in Action Program
National Center for Civil and Human Rights
Hosted by the Auburn Avenue Research Library
Elaine Riddick
Panel featuring: Elaine Riddick, executive director, Rebecca Project for Justice; Paul Lombardo, author of Three generations, No Imbeciles; the film’s co-writer and Executive Producer Andrew Kimbrell. Moderator: Judith Goldstein from Humanity in Action.
The film will be presented by Humanity in Action’s John Lewis Fellowship, which aims to support community engagement and restorative justice to tackle pressing issues regarding civil rights, public health and urban development.