North Shore Pride Community Forum: It’s Ok to Not Be Ok
from North Shore Pride Content Warning: This video may not be suitable for young viewers as it is a frank discussion of healthcare issues surrounding the LGBTQ+ community. Last night North Shore Pride hosted their October community forum: It’s Ok to Not Be Ok. The discussion centered on health and health policy for the LGBT community in light of October
North Shore Pride Community Forum: Speak Up Speak Out – VIDEO
from North Shore Pride On Thursday, September 24, 2020 North Shore Pride hosted its September Forum called Speak Up, Speak Out: Protesting, Voting, and Allyship 101. The 7 panelists discussed the Who, What, When, Where, and Why of Protesting, Allyship, and Voting. Panelists included: Yves Singletary, Deputy Director of the Bureau of Community Health & Prevention Massachusetts Department of Public Health Ellyn
Building Communities and Being an Agent of Change: Transforming Communities Through Public Art
North Shore Pride Community Forum: Violence Against the Transgender Community – Video
On Thursday, August 27th North Shore Pride hosted their second Community Forum this year: Violence Against the Transgender Community. The event featured discussion about prominent Transgender issues with panelists fielding questions from the community about their personal experiences with Transphobia and violence. They also came up with action items that North Shore Pride examines on their weekly blog. Panelists included:
Creative Collective and Salem State University Collaborate with AREA CODE Art Fair to present a “Digital Art Drive-In”
Get Tickets In collaboration with AREA CODE – New England’s first art fair dedicated exclusively to regional artists – the North Shore’s Creative Collective, The City of Salem and Salem State University’s Center for Creative and Performing Arts will host a pop-up Digital Art Drive-In movie theater experience featuring contemporary digital, video, and light art. The event will be held
What’s Streaming This Week from Salem Film Fest 2020
Week 3 of Salem Film Fest starts tomorrow, July 24, giving you an opportunity to watch feature-length films and shorts from all over the world! These films are only available this week, so make sure to rent them while you can. Click here to view the full catalogue or click the film titles to be directed to the streaming page.
What’s Streaming This Week from Salem Film Fest 2020
Salem Film Fest 2020‘s virtual festival continues with week 2, bringing you a diversity of feature length and short documentaries from filmmakers all over the world. Click here to view the full catalogue or click the film titles to be directed to the streaming page. Here’s What’s Available from Salem Film Fest Week 2 Changing the Game Mack Beggs made
10 Movies to Stream this Week from Salem Film Fest 2020
Salem Film Fest 2020 started this weekend. Over the next few weeks, Salem Film Fest will present 80 features and short films for streaming as part of the virtual film festival. Click here to view the full catalogue. Included in this year’s festival is RETROSPECTIVE: BLACK IN AMERICA, a selection of films that have screened at past editions of Salem Film
Salem Film Fest Announces Virtual Film Festival – July 10-30, 2020
Image Credit: THE BLOOD IS AT THE DOORSTEP by Erik Ljung Salem Film Fest (SFF), one of New England’s largest all-documentary film festivals, will celebrate its 13th year by presenting more than 80 features and short films online in a virtual film festival – Friday, July 10 – Thursday, July 30. The festival was postponed due to COVID-19 just days
#UnitingCommunity with North Shore Pride’s Virtual Pride Parade
Last year, North Shore Pride announced the date for this year’s 9th Annual North Shore Pride Parade and Festival as Saturday, June 27th 2020, so when COVID-19 restrictions went into place, and an in-person event was no longer possible, Pride went virtual. This past Saturday, North Shore Pride held their first-ever Virtual Pride Parade, featuring submissions from the North Shore
