Representation in Hollywood, A conversation with Reggie Williams from the Black Film Space

Creating Space for Art in Boston. A conversation with Catherine Morris

Over the last 20 years, Catherine Morris has spent her career supporting BIPOC artists by producing shows, creating platforms as well as mobilizing and engaging local audiences to experience the arts from a Black perspective. In her new role, she will oversee the Foundation’s multifaceted arts and culture portfolio, which includes Live Arts Boston [https://www.tbf.org/nonprofits/grant-making-initiatives/live-arts-boston/lab-2021], the Brother Thomas Fellowships [https://www.tbf.org/what-we-do/special-funds/br-thomas-fund], Next Steps for Boston Dance [https://www.tbf.org/nonprofits/grant-making-initiatives/next-steps-for-boston-dance] and the Free For All Endowment Fund [https://www.tbf.org/what-we-do/special-funds/free-for-all-fund], among others. In addition, the Foundation will continue its research, convenings and advocacy work to empower and uplift the voices of artists and arts organizations as community and civic leaders. (Boston Foundation)

Representation in Hollywood, A conversation with Reggie Williams from the Black Film Space

Jean Dolin talks to CO-founder Reggie Williams from the Black Film Space about his work, representation of black people in Hollywood on & off the screen, and creating opportunities for people of color.

Introduction

Creator and Host, Jean Dolin details his inspirations and intention behind the creation of the Black Narrative Podcast.