Our new BIPOC accelerator aims to equip artist-entrepreneurs with the skills, resources, and networks to thrive in today’s marketplace. Bridge Building RFC’s BIPOC Arts Entrepreneur Accelerator Aims to Close Black-White Gaps All too often, creatives who identify as Black, Indigenous, and Persons of Color (BIPOC) are not afforded the opportunities readily accessible to their White counterparts. There …
Akima A. Brown sits with Blackbird House Founder and #FlynessFriday host, Brigid Coulter-Cheadle, to discuss arts-activism and what it means to her. Watch Here
Akima A. Brown, together with some of her region’s most influential media managers, talk about the importance of anti-racist stratgu in media and why the burden can’t fall solely on those with lived experiences of discrimination, marginalization, and exclusion.
RFC is awarded $20K by the Delaware Community Foundation for local BIPOC artist-entrepreneur training. Read Here
On the industry-impacting podcast, Lights, Camera, Rolling… MOM!, RFC Founder, Akima A. Brown talks about her journey as a filmmaking mother and how those experiences informed the creation of Reel Families for Change. Listen Here
