https://haitisupportgroup.org/....haiti-earthquake-app
For those of us looking for Ayitian-run, Ayiti-based, reliable recipients of aid to Ayiti:
Above is a list drawn up by the Haiti Support Group, a uk-based advocacy group, giving voice and solidarity, to civil society organisations in Ayiti.
*S.O.U.L. Film Festival from Wed 18 Aug - Sun 22 Aug 2021*
After 12 months away from cinemas, the third annual S.O.U.L. (Screening Our Unseen Lives) Film Festival a.k.a. S.O.U.L. Fest (now a Bafta qualifying festival) is back this month, providing a platform for Black Cinema as well as offering the opportunity for Black British creatives to hear from senior industry executives on how to thrive within the film industry.
The festival (founded by S.O.U.L Celebrate Connect, The British Blacklist, The New Black Film Collective and We Are Parable) will take place in multiple venues, including BFI Southbank, and Picturehouse venues in Stratford, Crouch End, Brixton and Central London.
The programme of screenings for the festival are below:
🎥 *The Sit-In* - Friday 20 August @ 18:30, Fulham Road Picturehouse
🎥 *Rebel Dread* - Friday 20 August @ 20:45, BFI Southbank
🎥 *Shorts + Industry Q&A + Awards* - Saturday 21 August @ 120 - 160, BFI Southbank
🎥 *Ailey* - Saturday 21 August @ 17:50, BFI Southbank
🎥 *The People's Account* - Saturday 21 August @ 20:30, Ritzy Picturehouse
🎥 *Film Four Shorts Showcase* - Sunday 22 August @ 160, BFI Southbank (details to follow)
🎥 *Candyman* - Sunday 22 August @ 18:30, BFI Southbank
🎥 *Summer of Soul* - Sunday 22 August @ 19:30, Central Picturehouse
For more information and to book tickets go to https://www.soulfilmfest.co.uk
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Saturday 14th August 2021 marks 230 years since the start of *The Haitian Revolution*
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