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“Home” selected for Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival
Chapter Two of Home: The Homelessness Crisis in North Dakota is an official selection of the Morehouse College Human Rights film festival.
North Dakota Human Rights Arts Festival Opens in Williston
The Fourth Annual North Dakota Human Rights Arts Festival will open August 2 in Williston at The James Memorial Art Center.
Andrew Leines joins production team for Home
Filmmaker Andrew LeinsAndrew Leines joins the production team of the award-winning documentary series, Home: The Homelessness Crisis in North Dakota. Leins will be joining the post-production team as Lead Editor for the series. Leines is a Fargo-based video editor and...
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ND Human Rights Film Festival names Native American Programming Director
This article was originally posted by KVRR on June 17, 2021. You can access the original posting here. Written by Raya QuttainehFARGO, N.D. (KVRR) – A local arts organization adds a new role in preparation for its upcoming film festival. Non-profit The Human Family...
Human Rights Arts Festival arrives in Minot
Telling the story of the human experience through art, the Taube Museum of art hosts the North Dakota Human Rights Arts Festival.
North Dakota Human Rights Arts Festival Opens in Minot
The Fourth Annual North Dakota Human Rights Arts Festival will open at the Taube Museum of Art on June, 10.
Human Rights Film Festival Welcomes New Native American Programming Director
The North Dakota Human Rights Film Festival welcomes Falcon Gott as the new Native American Programming Director.
Home honored with Telly Award
The 42nd Annual Telly Awards has honored Chapter Two of Home: The Homelessness Crisis in North Dakota with a Telly Award for Social Impact.
LGBTQ+ Student Filmmakers Workshop Announced
LGBTQ+ youth are invited to participate in an experience designed to inspire the next generation of Queer filmmakers.