Screenings, Festivals, and Talks for "Morristown: in the air and sun" (unless noted)

JUNE 5-7
SUNY, Stoneybrook Center for Study of Working Class Life How Class Works-2008. Screening and discussion with Anne Lewis and Fran Ansley Friday, June 6 2:00 - 3:30. http://www.stonybrook.edu/workingclass/conference/2008/

MAY 2-4
National Jobs with Justice Conference, Providence, RI with East Tennesee Jobs with Justice members Fran Ansley, Jim Sessions and others and Anne Lewis. Cips in sessions, evening screening. http://www.jwj.org/projects/conference.html

MAY 2
Park Slope United Methodist Church, Brooklyn, NY 6:30 with Anne Lewis.

MAY 1
May Day Film Labour Night, Geneva Switzerland, hosted by the International Metalworkers' Federation.

APRIL 24 - MAY 2
Festival Internacional de Cine de la Frontera, Ciudad Juarez, sites and schedule to be announced. http://presidencia.gob.mx/prensa/ultimasnoticias/?contenido=34185

APRIL 13
Labor Notes Conference, Dearborn, MI screening 10:45 am with Fran Ansley. http://www.labornotes.org/conference

APRIL 5
Esperanza Peace and Justice Center, San Antonio, Texas Saturday at 7:00 pm followed by plática with Anne Lewis. CineMujer Festival. http://www.esperanzacenter.org

APRIL 3
East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, screening at 7:00 pm followed by panel discussion. Part of Farmworker Awareness Week.

MARCH 29
University of Southern Illinois, 6:30. Screening "Fast Food Women" and keynote talk by Anne Lewis about the intersections of class, race, and gender. First Feminist Film Festival. Sponsored by the University Professionals of Illinois, AFT.

MARCH 28-30
Appalachian Studies Association Annual Conference, Marshall University, Huntington, WV.
Winner of the Jack Spadero Award for Outstanding Documentary 2007. Award acceptance by Appalshop's Mimi Pickering.

FEBRUARY 22
University of Kentucky Writers Program presentation "On Our Own Land" and "Fast Food Women."

FEBRUARY THROUGH APRIL
AMBULANTE: Gira de documentales 2008. The film will be touring Mexico with 42 screenings in a number of cities. These include Ciudad Juárez, DF, Guadalajara, León, Mérida, Metepec, Monterrey, Morelia, Oaxaca, San Cristóbal de las Casas, San Luis Potosí, and Tijuana.
Filmmaker, Anne Lewis, will be in Morelia for screenings on Feb. 16 and a workshop.
http://www.ambulante.com.mx/2008/es/documental.php?id=16

FEBRUARY 8
Berea College at 7:00 pm with filmmaker Anne Lewis and humanities advisor Fran Ansley in the Chapel. Public invited. Hosted by the Appalachian Center, the Center for Excellence in Learning through Service, and the Center for International Education.

NOVEMBER 11
Latin American Film and Video Festival UNC Chapel Hill Global Education Center 2:15 pm
with Howie Machtinger and filmmaker Anne Lewis
http://www.ilas.unc.edu/film/festday11.htm

NOVEMBER 9
Cucalorus Annual Festival of Independent Film Friday 4:30 - 6:30 pm
with filmmaker Anne Lewis
http://www.cucalorus.org/

OCTOBER 28
Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival, Sunday 2:30 pm
http://www.hsdfi.org/2007Website/festival.htm

OCTOBER 23
Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival, Tuesday 3:00 pm
http://www.hsdfi.org/2007Website/festival.htm

OCTOBER 19
Peggy Browning Fund National Law Students Workers' Rights Conference
7-9 pm with filmmaker Anne Lewis and humanities advisor Fran Ansley
http://www.peggybrowningfund.org/

OCTOBER 18
Austin Film Festival 3:00 pm HIdeout 617 Congress Avenue Austin, TX
With filmmaker Anne Lewis
http://www.austinfilmfestival.com/new/

OCTOBER 11
Austin Film Festival 9:30 pm Regal Arbor Theater 9828 Great Hills Trail Austin, TX
With filmmaker Anne Lewis
http://www.austinfilmfestival.com/new/

OCTOBER 1
Free Screening, 6 pm Committee on Political Education (COPE) meeting, TSEU hall 1700 South First Street, Austin, TX
With filmmaker Anne Lewis
http://www.highlandercenter.org/anniversary/program.asp

SEPTEMBER 27
Screening, 7:30 pm Executive Auditorium, SVHEC, Virginia Highlands Community College, Abingdon, VA.
Listen to "Earshot" Tuesday, Sept. 25, at 1:30p.m. EST on WEHC-FM, 90.7 for an interview with Anne Lewis.

SEPTEMBER 27
D.C. Labor Film Festival, 12 noon AFL-CIO 815 16th St. NW Washington D.C.
http://www.dclabor.org/ht/display/ProgramDetails/i/23256

SEPTEMBER 16
D.C. Labor Film Festival, 7pm SEIU 910 17th St NW Washington D.C.
http://www.dclabor.org/ht/display/ProgramDetails/i/23256

SEPTEMBER 1
Screening, 75th Anniversary Celebration Social Justice Film Series. Highlander Research and Education Center, New Market, TN.
With filmmaker Anne Lewis
http://www.highlandercenter.org/anniversary/program.asp

AUGUST 15
Featured film, Laborlore Conversations IV, 7 PM. Sponsored by the American Folklife Center. Library of Congress, Washington DC.
With filmmaker Anne Lewis
http://www.loc.gov/folklife/laborlore/

JULY 25
Screening and response, Annual Meeting of the Law and Society Association, Berlin, Germany.
With principal humanities advisor Fran Ansley

JULY 19-21
Gloucester (England) Conference on Law and Justice in the Age of Globalization: In Celebration of the 200th Anniversary of the Abolition of the Slave Trade.
With principal humanities advisor Fran Ansley

JULY 7
LaborFest 2007. Roxie Theater 3117 16th St. San Francisco. 7 PM. Co-sponsored by the Berkeley Labor Center.
http://www.laborfest.net/

JUNE 29
US Social Forum Film Festival. 3:20 PM Atlanta Central Library auditorium. Materials available at the screening and at the Highlander information table. http://ussf2007.org/
With filmmaker Anne Lewis

MAY 25
Screening and music panel http://cinemaonthebayou.com/index.htm
With composer Dirk Powell. Winner: Audience Choice for Cultural Documentary

MAY 16-19
Annual women’s collective bargaining conference, Univ. of Illinois Labor Education Program, Chicago, Illinois. 

MAY 12
Resistencia Books 1801A South First Street, Austin Texas, 7:30pm www.resistenciabooks.com
With filmmaker Anne Lewis

MAY 5
Workshop on “Searching for New Paradigms? Understanding Class and Caste within a World of Global Inequalities”   Emory University College of Law, Atlanta
With principal humanities advisor, Fran Ansley

APRIL 27
Reel Work Labor Film Festival, screening Cabrillo Community College Forum, Watsonville, CA   www.reelwork.org
Labor Notes Troublemaker Institute, San Jose CA, workshop and special screening
With filmmaker Anne Lewis

APRIL 26-28
Labor’s Voices III, Media for a New Workers Movement CUNY Graduate Center New York, NY

APRIL 14
Southern Region Central Labor Council and State Fed conferenceNashville, Tennessee

APRIL 13-15
Latin American Solidarity Conference and Mobilization for Farmworker Justice, Chicago, IL

APRIL 12
Roane State Community College, Oak Ridge Campus
With principal humanities advisor, Fran Ansley

MARCH 23, 2007
Labor and Community Film Series, Resource Center of the Americas, Minneapolis, Minnesota – sponsored by the Labor Education Service UM www.laboreducation.org

MARCH, 2007
Annual meeting of the United Association of Labor Educators (UALE), National Labor College, Silver Spring, MD

Previews

FEBRUARY, 2007
Cinemas Albuquerque Latino Film Festival – New Mexico Women in Film award.

Northwest Folklife Documentary Film Festival “Crossing Borders”

Screening and discussion as part of symposium on “Immigration Policy: Who Belongs?” at Cornell Law School, hosted by the Cornell Journal of International Law, Ithaca, NY

WINTER, 2006
Meeting of law professors and others at fourth Worldwide Meeting of GAJE, the Global Alliance for Justice Education, Cordoba, Argentina

SUMMER, 2006
Meeting of law professors, attorneys, and others at International Network on Transformative Employment and Labor Law (INTELL), Cuernavaca, Mexico

Showing for staff, allies and clients of Centro de Derechos del Migrante in Zacatecas, Mexico

Austin Film Society Docs-in-Progress for media artists and community activists

MARCH, 2006
Conference at UT-Knoxville on “The New Latino Immigration in Tennessee” – screening for general public

APRIL, 2006
Showing at union hall in Morristown for members of Koch Foods organizing committee, UFCW Local 1995

SPRING/SUMMER 2005
Raw footage from UFCW campaign at Koch Foods shown to management as a response to its claim that union’s description of conditions in the plant was unfounded.  Informal neutrality agreement was eventually gained.