Ent-Tech Atlanta - Day 2 (The Afro-Mosaic Cinema Summit — Part One)


Day 2 (The Afro-Mosaic Cinema Summit — Part One)
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1 - 11 AM - 9 PM
The Campus of Morehouse College
830 Westview Dr SW, Atlanta, GA 30314

Centering 1526

Thursday is dedicated to Centering 1526, a day of scholarship and cultural intelligence shaped by the research and scholarly work of Dr. Samuel T. Livingston of the Morehouse College Africana Studies Department.

Livingston is developing a book project centered on 1526, featuring contributions from scholars and thought leaders across the United States.

The day begins with a keynote address from acclaimed author, educator, performer, and Gullah Geechee cultural interpreter Dr. Ron Daise.

KEYNOTE ADDRESS
11:00–11:50 AM
Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel

Afternoon programming moves to Lacy Exhibition Hall for think tanks, panels, roundtables, and symposia.

      • Session I — 1:00–2:15 PM
      • Session II — 2:25–3:40 PM
      • Session III — 3:50–5:05 PM

Programming currently in development includes a Gullah Geechee Culture and Literature Roundtable, organized by Dr. Corrie Claiborne, and a Congo/Gullah land-use projects session organized by Patricia Ndombe, an Africology doctoral student at Temple University.

MEDIA & PROGRAM INFORMATION

For additional information, media inquiries, or program participation:

festivaldirector@almafilmfestival.com

Alma Film Festival
Ent-Tech (Innovation & Discovery Expo)
Afro-Mosaic Cinema Summit


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