Creating Responsibly
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
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Anti-Racist Filmmaking
RFC Founder and Executive Director, Akima A. Brown, together with some of her region’s most influential media managers, talks about the importance of anti-racist strategy
DelCF Funds RFC’s BIPOC Artist-Entrepreneur Access-to-Entry Program
RFC is awarded $20K by the Delaware Community Foundation for local BIPOC artist-entrepreneur training. Read Here
Filmmaking and Family
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
In-House Features
The RFC Work-Life Summit Overview
We are thrilled to have partnered with the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media (GDI) for our first-ever international “Work-Life Sustainability Summit”. GDI, whose motto is,
Bridge Building: BIPOC Gap Closures
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
The Way We Work – Part 2
The way we work – part 2 A look at why validating and legitimizing screen work is the first step toward improving worker conditions. Written
The Way We Work – Part 1
A look at why validating and legitimizing screen work is the first step toward improving worker conditions. The way we work – part 1 Written
A Case for Care Grants
making THE CASE FOR CARE: REEL FAMILIES FOR CHANGE with support from THE MOM PROJECT PRESENTS THE SCREENWORKERS’ FAMILY CARE GRANT Written by Sarah Lutot
Podcasts
Our podcast, Reel Talk, is a spotlight speaker series featuring the changemakers and innovators working to build a more fair and sustainable screen industry.
