The WVU Native American Studies Program hosted two Human Rights film screenings
and discussions
“Amá” (April 10), the poignant story of
involuntary sterilization of thousands of Native American women,
and “Madan Sara” (March 27), the rich story of women entrepreneurs
who are the foundation of Haiti's
markets.
The Film Series is made possible by the
WVU Community Human Rights Film Festival fund (established by Morgantown residents
Carol Howe Hamblen and Don Spencer), and is overseen by WVU’s Native American Studies
Program.
Additional support is provided by partners throughout the University: Department of History,
Department of English,
Department of Political Science,
Department of World Languages, Literatures, & Linguistics, the Center for Women’s & Gender Studies, the
Reed College of Media, the WVU Humanities Center, the WVU Health Sciences Center Graduate Women Advocating Science organization, the Health Science Center Graduate Student Organization, and a community partner: the Monongalia Friends Meeting (Quakers).