Natalie and Susan Burton, founder of A new way of life, discussed the Prop 17, an initiative that would allow 50,000 formerly incarcerated Californians to restore their right to vote. The instagram video is after the jump:
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Natalie and cinematographer Sławomir Idziak have been very good friends since they shot “A Tale of Love and Darkness” together. In fact, Natalie was invited to the “Film Spring Open” five years ago. This institution, founded by Idziak, is focused on comprehensive education in the audiovisual arts. This year she has not missed the opportunity to be part of the opening of the “Film Spring Open Workshop 2020”, albeit virtually. The video is after the jump; Natalie appears from minute 2:00 to 3:35…
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This year Natalie will attend the Annual espnW: Women + Sports Summit. Presented by Toyota, this event will be virtual on October 20 & 21, and will showcase inspiring figures in sports, business and entertainment with keynotes, conversations and panel discussions.
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Natalie will participate in a virtual discussion about “food and agriculture innovations to save our planet” with Questlove, Dr. Patrick Brown and Sam Kaas next Wednesday, October 14th, at 8:00pm ET / 5:00pm PT. The chat will be moderated by Ryan Shadrick Wilson, and is framed within Biden President Victory Fund.
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Natalie and activist (and writer) Patrisse Cullors-Brignac had a conversation about prison reform, motherhood, her career in activism, and the importance of having Black women and youth involved in @blacklivesmatter. They also go in depth about the creation and content of the young adult version of her memoir “When They Call You A Terrorist”. The full instagram video is after the jump:
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Natalie chatted with Deepa Kunapuli, Director of Digital Strategies of Sierra Club, about the connection between climate change and systemic racism. The instagram video after the jump:
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Last July we learned that Natalie would be joining the Toronto Film Festival as one of many “TIFF Ambassadors”: fifty actors, actresses, directors and artists who have had a relationship with the festival in the past. Well, today we can see a message from Natalie on the festival’s official Twitter, remembering her previous appearances (Black Swan, Jackie, A Tale of Love and Darkness …) and encouraging participants to enjoy this edition:
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Natalie chatted Today with Daniel M. Lavery, the author of the memoir “Something That May Shock and Discredit You“. The conversation is after the jump:
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