16 November, 2023
We are now accepting submissions for the 6th Annual Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival scheduled for September 17 – 21, 2024! Submit your film today via FilmFreeway to get the Early Bird price!Short: Documentary / Narrative $30Feature: Documentary / Narrative $45Student Film*: $25 *This category is for registered students at an accredited institution of higher education
04 October, 2023
The Morehouse College Human Rights Film FestivalAwards Six Films During 5th Annual FestivalCheck out the list of films that won best in category during the fifth annual Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival (MCHRFF) The categories included Documentary Short, Narrative Short, Documentary Feature, Narrative Feature, and Student Film. Dedicated to promoting understanding of global issues and artistic expression, the MCHRFF
24 July, 2023
The Fifth Annual Morehouse College Human Rights Film FestivalAnnounces 20 Nominated Films, Igniting Passion for Social Justice And Global AwarenessThe highly anticipated fifth annual Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival (MCHRFF) today announced 20 films spanning five categories that have been nominated for its annual awards, including Documentary Short, Narrative Short, Documentary Feature, Narrative Feature, and Student Film. Dedicated to
19 July, 2023
Congratulations to the@morehousefilmfest2023Official Selections! Purchase your badges for the 5th Annual Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival, Sept 19-23, at morehousehumanrightsfilmfestival.com. Higher education discount available for AUC students, faculty and staff!
01 June, 2023
We are excited to announce early official selections for the 5th Annual @morehousefilmfest scheduled for September 19-23, 2023. Swipe through to see all the films! Honor StudentPlay ClothesHave MercyElephant!Finding UbuntuSpeak Up Brotha!WokmanRazing Liberty SquareThe Five Demandsifine The remaining selections and nominations will be announced Friday, June 30th.
13 March, 2023
“Blurring the Color Line” opens up critical conversations on where the Chinese community fit into the black and white dichotomy of the segregated south, how anti-Blackness was established and perpetuated, and how marginal groups were pitted against each other in the hierarchical structure of white supremacy. Director Crystal Kwok@kwokthetalkwill take to the stage for a post screening conversation. Join us
25 October, 2022
EXCITING NEWS – “Let The Church Say” Encore Screening to Kickoff 2022 Parents Weekend Date/Time: Friday, Nov. 4 at 7 PMLocation: Bank of America Auditorium, Morehouse CollegeTickets: Reserve tickets at https://bit.ly/3MBtwsX
08 July, 2022
We are excited to announce the 4th Annual Morehouse College Human Rights Film Festival is scheduled for September 20-24, 2022 (in-person) and September 20-30, 2022 (virtual). The five-day event will be presented by Chromatic Black in partnership with Steal The Sun Studios. Badges are now on sale. Visit https://bit.ly/3zabo4x to purchase your badge. #OfficialSelections this year include: The Missing Peace
23 March, 2021
There’s power in being a woman. I am convinced that this planet would cease to exist without the strength of women. As Women’s History Month unfolds, I’m reminded of the countless women before me who fought to ensure I would be able to experience certain liberties that they may not have. Voting rights, positions of leadership, civil and human rights,
22 February, 2021
Being tasked with writing the Black History Month blog is no small feat, but first I have to address the elephant in the room. I am white. I grew up in Atlanta, Georgia in a small predominately white town just outside Atlanta’s city limits. I am proud of who I am, but I am also painfully aware of how little