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March Filmmaker Meetup

Please join MAM and VC at Prime Produce to participate in a conversation about being mixed-race in the media space.

Mixed Asian Media is teaming up with The Video Consortium, Prime Produce Apprentice Cooperative, and Shelby Remillard of Steady NYC to create a safe space for a conversation about what it's like to be mixed-race in the media space today. Folks of any and all backgrounds, mixed or otherwise, are welcome to attend. The conversation will give space for mixed-race folks as well as adopted children of parents from a different cultural background to express their experiences.


7.00pm: doors open, delicious food catered by Chef Mom of Cafe 424 is served.
8.00pm: we'll create a circle of folks interested in talking, and everyone will have ~1 minute to share a piece of their experience. Shelby will moderate.
9.00pm: we'll discuss commonalities in experiences and consider actionable items as well as resources that folks might be interested in.
10.00pm: we'll part ways until next time :)

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Mixed Asian Media
(MAM) is a website and community created by multiracial, mixed Asian/Pacific Islanders. We aim to build community, foster discussion, and increase visibility by exploring what it means to be of mixed Asian, Pacific Islander, and Native Hawaiian descent today.

The Video Consortium
(VC) The Video Consortium is a global nonprofit media organization that connects and supports nonfiction filmmakers and video journalists around the world.

Prime Produce Apprentice Cooperative
(PPAC) is a cooperatively-run, membership-managed co-working and events space in Hell’s Kitchen. We are an intentional community for professional and creative practice supporting social changemakers: a Guild for Good.

Shelby Remilard
Shelby Remillard, LMHC (she/her) is an Indigenous (Laguna Pueblo) and Filipina therapist working and living in NYC. She is the Assistant Clinical Director and EMDR Certified Clinician at Steady NYC where she helps adult clients move through trauma, grief and loss, and build healthy relationships. She is proud to host a BIPOC grief group for adults and devote her time to Experience Camps for Grieving Children for 7 summers in a row. When not in session, she loves grabbing a Green Chili burger at Santa Fe BK or lumpia and spam musubi at Canal Street Market.

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Event Info

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424 West 54th Street, Manhattan,
New York, New York 10019 United States