RSVP for our live chat on Storytelling for Democracy, hosted by The Opportunity Agenda!
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I'm hosting
Storytelling for Democracy: An Artist + Activist Chat<[link removed]> on October 29th from 2–3 PM ET and want to personally invite you to join me!
We know how much elections matter. And it's what happens between them that profoundly shapes whether we make our vision for ourselves, our families, and our communities real in the world.
In this live discussion, we'll talk about the community-centered work, untied to political campaigns, that brings these visions to life.
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Let me tell you a little more about our two amazing guests.
PJ Raval is the award-winning filmmaker and director of the feature documentary
Who We Become (2023)<[link removed]>, streaming now on Netflix!
His film follows three Filipina-American young women who are doing the hard but necessary work of having difficult conversations with their immigrant parents about safety, democracy, and why it's important to them to show up for Black lives ahead of the 2020 election.
Victoria Huynh is the Founder and Chief Community Organizer at
Georgia AAPI Hub<[link removed]>, and a member of our Beyond Democracy cohort of artists, advocates, and community organizers in the South.
With support from TOA and the cohort, Victoria translated the "legacy" narrative pillar from our Beyond Democracy research into diverse, culturally competent videos in different languages. These PSAs feature real community members, inviting them to see themselves in the work of creating a better world for future generations.
From filmmaking to organizing, I hope you'll join us to hear insights and ask questions about the power of storytelling to create change.
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This event is more than a conversation—it’s a chance to connect with fellow changemakers. We're excited to chat with you live on October 29!
Sincerely,
Porshea Patterson-Hurst, research manager<[link removed]>
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