WMM At Upcoming Conferences
Be sure to catch screenings of WMM films if you plan on attending any of these upcoming summer conferences. Look for WMM material with special conference discounts at the information tables.

WMM is pleased to be participating in the following conferences:

June & July: National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies Annual Meeting June 28 - July 1, 2006 Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. EVERYONE THEIR GRAIN OF SAND offers a powerful link to the conference's theme, Transnational Chicana and Chicano Studies: Linking the Local with the Global in Struggles for Social Justice.   August:  University Film & Video Association's 60th Annual Conference August 1 - 5 Chapman University, Orange CA. Catch WMM films that address gender and racial equity in education: THE GENDER CHIP PROJECT and FAR FROM HOME, and those that look at global telecommunications past and present: THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERATOR and NALINI BY DAY, NANCY BY NIGHT. 31st Annual Conference on Alternatives in Jewish Education August 6 - 10 Duke University, Durham, North Carolina See KEEP NOT SILENT, a bold documentation of three Orthodox Jewish lesbians fighting for their right to love.   Society for the Study of Social Problems 56th Annual Meeting August 10 - 12 Montreal, Quebec, Canada Two WMM docs will be shown relating to the conference theme, Building Just, Diverse and Democratic Communities: Academy-Award Nominee GOD SLEEPS IN RWANDA and the hilarious, highly charged THE LOST TRIBE. The American Sociological Association's 101st Annual Meeting August 11 - 14 Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Reflecting the conference theme, Great Divides: Trangressing Boundaries, THAT PARADISE WILL BE MINE offers insight into why women raised in Western Europe would choose to convert to Islam. Also showing NALINI BY DAY, NANCY BY NIGHT.

EVERYONE THEIR GRAIN OF SAND By Beth Bird   NALINI BY DAY, NANCY BY NIGHT By Sonali Gulati     GOD SLEEPS IN RWANDA by Kimberlee Acquaro and Stacy Sherman, Narrated by Rosario Dawson