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DESCRIPTION:Fundamental Justice: Fighting Racism and Patriarchy in Brazil and the 
 U.S.\n\nYou're invited to an exciting virtual screening + panel event by 
 the partnership of \nMs. Magazine and Girls Learn International!\n\nWhen: 
 May 28, 2020 @ 5 PM PT (8 PM ET)\n\nWhere: Online via Zoom (FREE)\n\nRSVP 
 at the Zoom link at the very bottom of the page\n\nJoin us for a virtual 
 screening of two episodes of Fundamental: Gender Justice, No Exceptions, 
 the film series on feminist and LGBTQI+ movements disrupting the status 
 quo. You'll meet incredible activists fighting racism and patriarchy in 
 Brazil and in the U.S.\n\nFollowing the screening of two of the films will 
 be a Zoom panel: \n--M Adams, co-executive director of Freedom, Inc. 
 \n--Lori Adelman, VP of influence and engagement, Global Fund for 
 Women\n--Dr. Loretta Ross, Ms. Scholar (discussion moderator)\n\nEvent 
 supporters/sponsors:\n--Ms. Magazine\n--Girls Learn International (Feminist 
 Majority Foundation program)\n--Global Fund for Women\n--Freedom 
 Inc.\n_________________________________________________________\n\nFundamental: 
 Gender Justice, No Exceptions Film Series\n\nIn the Fundamental film series 
 you'll meet grassroots movements and community leaders who are standing up 
 for our fundamental human rights. The series profiles a distinct set of 
 remarkable grassroots leaders working on issues from ending child, early, 
 and forced marriage in Pakistan to pursuing LGBTQI+ liberation in Georgia. 
 These incredible leaders are at the frontlines of fighting for gender 
 justice, and mobilizing to write new futures for themselves, their 
 societies, and the world.\n\nThis documentary film series is part of Global 
 Fund for Women: Champions for Equality. \nGFW supports courageous activists 
 who are fighting for justice and equality in their communities. We envision 
 a world in which movements for gender justice have transformed power and 
 privilege for a few into equity and equality for all. 
 \n\nhttps://fundamental-film.com/ 
 \n____________________________________________________________\n\nWATCH THE 
 WHOLE FUNDAMENTAL FILM SERIES (Free):\n\nBRAZIL: Defenders of Justice: 
 Fighting Racism and Patriarchy in Brazil\nGender justice movements in 
 Brazil fight against nationalism, racism, and patriarchy to save women's 
 lives\nhttps://fundamental-film.com/defenders-of-justice/\n\nGEORGIA: 
 Living Out Loud: LGBTQI+ Rights in Georgia\nWhile officially a secular 
 nation, church and state are far from separate in Georgia, where homophobia 
 is common. At the same time, the feminist and LGBTQI+ movements in Georgia 
 are growing stronger and more organized. 
 \nhttps://fundamental-film.com/living-out-loud/\n\nKENYA: Girls at the 
 Heart of It: Comprehensive Sexuality Education in Kenya\nYoung women 
 leaders spreading knowledge and activism on their right to sexual and 
 reproductive health information to take control of their own 
 futures.\nhttps://fundamental-film.com/girls-at-the-heart-of-it/\n\nPAKISTAN: 
 Rights Not Roses: Ending Child, Early, and Forced Marriage in 
 Pakistan\nEvery year, 12 million girls throughout the world are married 
 before they turn 18—nearly one every two seconds. How are community 
 leaders addressing the root causes of the issue in 
 Pakistan?\nhttps://fundamental-film.com/rights-not-roses/\n\nU.S.A.: Rising 
 Power: Building an Intersectional Justice Movement in the United States\nA 
 grassroots movement led by people of color confront oppression and 
 patriarchy in an increasingly polarized and racially segregated United 
 States.\nhttps://fundamental-film.com/rising-power/\n\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2020/05/26/18833291.php
SUMMARY:Fundamental Justice: Fighting Racism and Patriarchy in Brazil and the U.S. (films & panel)
LOCATION:Online via Zoom: virtual screenings w/ post panel discussion
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2020/05/26/18833291.php
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