DAMU

Students film Kenyan slums in hopes of inspiring students to take action.

By: Jacqueline Nunes September.13.2005

We finally got ourselves in the newspaper!!! Something that got us all to have the biggest smile of proudness that we are now the talk of the town and Universities!!!

Read the full article here.

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Come and support our project on Saturday 17th, September. Show starts at 8pm!!

Learn more about our project at Why Should I Care?

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Well yesterday was the step one of publishing and promoting out the film. We had a screening day where organizations such as AfroCanada, Journalists for Human Rights, Eye-Opener, and some Ryerson newspapers attending the screening so they could write some reviews about it to help us promote the event on the 17th and the 19th.

The outcome was really awesome, everybody seems to really like the film. The discussion we had after the film was beautiful. All what I pictured to make this film successful in terms of viewing it and building discussion was there right in front of my eye, it was like a dream come true...kinda!!

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Hello everyone, well the much anticipated site has been officially launched as well as this live journal that will chronical the stages of this project. It is very exciting for us to be launching this especially with our documentary release date being just around the corner.

This live journal will also be used as a communication tool for updates, information, news, events and even opportunities that the future holds.

I hope you keep checking back, and most of all, adding your voice!


Keep it Real


Kurt

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