NEWS AND UPDATES
Kimble Bromley’s “Innocence Destroyed”
KIMBLE BROMLEY's "Innocence Destroyed"Kimble Bromley's "Innocence Destroyed" is currently on display at the 2019 North Dakota Human Rights Arts Festival.One encounters many surprises in life, some good, others not so good. "Innocence Destroyed" is a painting relating...
Bismarck Panel Discussion on Homelessness
Bismarck Panel Discussion on HomelessnessA panel discussion about homelessness took place after the premiere of the first episode of "Home. The Homelessness Crisis in North Dakota".The panel focused on homelessness in the areas surrounding Bismarck and Mandan, North...
North Dakota Homelessness Documentary to Premiere in Grand Forks
The first episode of the documentary series "Home. The Homelessness Crisis in North Dakota" will premiere in Grand Forks on Wednesday, January 9 at 6 PM at the Empire Arts Center. Following the premiere, a panel discussion about homelessness in North Dakota, focusing...
Pastor Lori Broschat joins Discussion on Homelessness
Pastor Lori Broschat, volunteer at Lake Region Community Shelter, will be a part of the panel discussion “Homelessness in North Dakota”. The discussion will take place Wednesday, January 9, at 6 p.m. at the Empire Arts Center after the Grand Forks premiere of first...
Second Annual North Dakota Human Rights Arts Festival Opens January 8
The Second Annual North Dakota Human Rights Arts Festival opens Tuesday, January 8 at the Plains Art Museum in Fargo, North Dakota. The festival includes the work of thirty-five 2D, 3D, filmmakers and live performance artists from around the world. Each artist...
Dr. George Connell joins Discussion on Homelessness
Dr. George Connell, Professor at Concordia College, will be a part of the panel discussion “Homelessness in North Dakota”. The discussion will take place Wednesday, January 9, at 6 p.m. at the Empire Arts Center after the Grand Forks premiere of first episode of...
Sue Shirek joins Discussion on Homelessness
Sue Shirek, Executive Director of Northlands Rescue Mission, will be a part of the panel discussion “Homelessness in North Dakota”. The discussion will take place Wednesday, January 9, at 6 p.m. at the Empire Arts Center after the Grand Forks premiere of first episode...
Jessica Thomasson to Moderate Panel Discussion on Homelessness in North Dakota
Jessica Thomasson, CEO of Lutheran Social Services of North Dakota and Lutheran Social Services Housing, will moderate the panel discussion “Homelessness in North Dakota”. The discussion will take place Wednesday, January 9, at 6 p.m. at the Empire Arts Center, after...
Meet the Mission in Grand Forks
Meet the MissionJoin the Human Family in Grand Forks at the Northlands Rescue Mission on January 9th to learn more about the homelessness crisis in North Dakota. From 4-5pm, the Mission will offer free hors d’oeuvres and a tour of the shelter. After the tour, join us...
Those Among Us Prairie Public Radio Main Street Interview
On Wednesday, August 2, Executive Producer Sean Coffman was invited to Prairie Public Radio’s Main Street to talk with host Doug Hamilton about "Those Among Us". Main Street is an award-winning radio, television, and public media services that educate,...
Second Annual North Dakota Human Rights Artists Announced
Second Annual North Dakota Human Rights Artists Announced FARGO, N.D. (December 19, 2018) - The Jury of the Second Annual North Dakota Human Rights Arts Festival is proud to announce the artists included in the traveling art exhibition opening in January in Fargo. The...
Scott Fry to Moderate Panel Discussion on Homelessness in North Dakota
Scott fry to moderate panel discussion on Homelessness in North Dakota Scott Fry, Senior Program Director for the Consensus Council, will moderate the panel discussion "Homelessness in North Dakota" on Wednesday, December 5, at 6 p.m. at the Heritage Center following...
A survivor steps forward to advocate for indigenous women
A survivor steps forward to advocate for indigenous women This story was originally aired on Valley News Live on November 18, 2018. The original story can be found online here. FARGO, ND. (Valley News Live) - "I am a survivor of missing and murdered indigenous girls,”...
Red Sand Project Raises Awareness for Human Trafficking
Red sand project raises awareness for human traffickingAs part of the 2018 North Dakota Human Rights Film Festival, the Red Sand Project was invited to participate as part of the Missing and Indigienous Women and Girls Crisis discussion in Fargo, North Dakota.This...
Special screening of “1200+” to take place at MSUM
SPEcial screening of "1200+" to take place at MSUMFARGO, N.D. (November 16, 2018) - As part of the 2018 North Dakota Human Rights Film Festival, a special screening of "1200+" will take place at Minnesota State University Moorhead on Friday, November 16."1200+" covers...
Panel on MMIWG Crisis to take place after premiere of “1200+”
Panel on MMIWG Crisis to take place after premiere of "1200+." FARGO, N.D. (November 16, 2018) - Following the North Dakota premiere of "1200+" at the 2018 North Dakota Human Rights Film Festival, a panel discussion about the Missing Indiginous Women and Girls Crisis...
Director Elizabeth Chatelain to attend Human Rights Film Festival
Director elizabeth chatelain to attend human rights film festival Director Elizabeth Chatelain will attend the 2018 North Dakota Human Rights Film festival in Fargo, North Dakota. Her film "Sundogs" will have its North Dakota premiere on Thursday, November 15 at the...
What You Need To Know About This Year’s North Dakota Human Rights Film Festival
A What You Need to Know about this year's North Dakota Human Rights Film Festival By Oscar De Leon. This story was originally printed on The Skrive on November 15, 2018. The original story can be found online here. The second annual North Dakota Human Rights Film...