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A discussion on kinship that gives voice to people born under secrecy and to those resulting from donor conception. Adoptee Awareness Month intends to offer a space to rethink kinship, the right to origins and everyone’s right to have a family. This discussion, moderated by Amandine Gay, will shed new light on the recent French…

Panel organized by Veuve Cliquot x Women.

Young French Cinema tour, University of Washington, Seattle (USA).

Guest artist for the exhibitions “I am a man” and “In the skin of a black doll”, Elsa Triolet Library. Bobigny (France). Février-Mars 2019 https://www.calameo.com/books/0001354415197c784111f

Speak Up: Documentary Film-making as a Tool to Reclaim the Narrative, A.P.E.X Events, Southern Utah University (États-Unis). Amandine Gay is a Montreal-based Afrofeminist filmmaker, activist, and journalist. Following her graduation from the Institute of Political Science in Lyon with a masters in communication, Amandine Gay joined the Conservatory of Dramatic Art in Paris 16 and…

Thursday’s Great Conferences.. Club 44, La-Chaux-de-Fonds (Switzerland). https://www.club-44.ch/archive/–Ouvrir-la-voix—224291/

Les Créatives Festival. Le Spoutnik, Geneva (Switzerland). Panel with Amandine Gay, Fenneke Reysoo, IHEID Dida, and Sara Sejin Chang (Sara van der Heide) How are children made available for adoption? In our globalized world, the interdependence of racial, class and gender oppressions has a concrete impact on the lives and the ability to act of…

Lenfest Arts Center, Columbia University (United States). https://frenchculture.org/events/8807-blackness-french-and-francophone-film

Part of the Blackness in French and Francophone Film, Maison Française, Columbia University. After her master class, Amandine Gay will be joined by Nora Philippe. Amandine Gay is the new name in  “French guerilla cinema” and Afro-feminist cinema. She wrote, directed, produced and distributed Speak Upherself, as her first full length documentary, and it was a…

Following this screening, writer Kiyémis, who also features in the documentary, hosts a live video Q&A with Director Amandine Gay. Institute for Contemporary Arts. London Whose interests, experiences and perspectives are contained in the dominant conceptions of gender? What possibilities are created when Black women abandon gender? Programmed with sociologist Akwugo Emejulu, this five-day convening…