Oscar-winning filmmaker, Milwaukee native discusses Social Justice Summit at No Studios
By:
CBS 58 Newsroom
Posted: Sep 30, 2019 3:06 PM CST
-
6:48
Education expert answers parent questions, including middle schools...
-
4:25
Racine Zoo offers winter events and camps for families
-
2:38
Tough weather conditions to start a new work week & staying cold...
-
3:01
‘You’re not alone’: Milwaukee families gather for end of...
-
1:37
’Do right by our brothers and sisters’: America’s Black...
-
3:12
Winter soon to become on full blast again for these last few...
-
1:45
New holiday window display at the Milwaukee Public Market
-
5:18
Festival City Symphony bringing the holiday spirit to Milwaukee...
-
4:07
Children’s Wisconsin brings holiday cheer to patients and...
-
2:57
Kenosha 11-year-old collects coats to protect others from Wisconsin...
-
1:33
MFD, Daisie Foundation partner to surprise classroom with gifts...
-
2:24
Brown Deer home syncs lights to Christmas music, brightens spirits...
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Milwaukee's No Studios is looking ahead to its planned Social Justice Summit in November.
The movie studio was founded by Milwaukee native John Ridley, screenwriter for the film 12 Years A Slave.
This year's summit is called "Art Activated," and will highlight disenfranchisement, criminal justice reform, and fair housing.
"I think that the social justice component is not just a smart extension of what we're doing, but it's incredibly necessary," said Lisa Ceasar, Chief Operating Officer of No Studios.
The summit will be held Nov. 15-16 at both No Studios and Marquette University.
Sign up for the CBS 58 Newsletter