The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) has been a lifeline for arts organizations like ours, empowering us to create inclusive, community-centered programming that uplifts underrepresented voices. Their support has allowed us to bring inclusive, community-focused programming to life. Now, as NEA grant awards face elimination and its core mission—to support diversity, equity, and access—is under attack, we must raise our voices. Dismantling national support for the arts is more than a funding cut — it’s an attack on creative expression, cultural access, and the future of American storytelling. We’re not backing down — we’re stepping up our efforts. We remain fiercely committed to championing bold, diverse voices and building an arts ecosystem where everyone belongs. 🎥 Help us keep this mission alive. Donate today via the link in our bio. SupportTheArts #WomenInFilm #BIPOCVoices #ArtsEquity #EquityInFilm #ImagineThisWomensFilmFestival #NEA (fb)

#Repost @hellosunshine Sinners is breaking box office records, and cinematographer @ADDP is breaking barriers right alongside it 🎥👏🎬 ​ Directed by #RyanCoogler, it’s the top original film since 2019, grossing $48M in its opening weekend. And Autumn Durald Arkapaw, ASC (American Society of Cinematographers) just made history as the first woman to shoot a large-format IMAX film! Her vision is paving the way for ​creative women to shoot for the stars. Tag a friend who is chasing their dreams, and leave a ⭐​ if you’re loving #Sinners! (fb)