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ReelAbilities Houston Goes Virtual
February 16, 2021 - February 24, 2021
| ReelAbilities Houston Goes Virtual! |
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| The 2021 ReelAbilities Houston Film & Arts Festival will feature 16 award-winning films, the ReelPeople: UP Abilities speakers event, ReelMusic Concert, virtual art experiences featuring the work of Celebration Company artists and educational programs in schools and workplaces around Houston. All art, film and music events are free. The ninth annual Festival returns February 16 – 24, 2021. |
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| Join our Virtual Festival and celebrate the lives, stories and talents of people with disabilities. |
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| Registration required for all events. |
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A speaker series featuring 20 – minute discussions by two extraordinary speakers: Dan Habib, Filmmaker & Disability Rights Advocate, and Ali Stroker, Actress, Humanitarian & Activist. In partnership with The UP Experience. February 16th. $10.
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| Sixteen thought-provoking films are available to view through the ReelAbilities Eventive platform beginning February 8th. Join discussions around films February 20-23. Free.
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| ReelAbilities Houston Film & Arts Festival culminates with ReelMusic, a night of jazz, rock and more, where accomplished singers and songwriters who live with disabilities honor music’s universal power to lift us up. Free.
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| View ReelArt, featuring the work of Celebration Company artists, online at
store.celebrationcompany.org. Selected works are also available to be viewed
in person at the New York Deli & Coffee Shop, 5422 Bellaire Blvd. Experience the art of Celebration Company through video shared during the festival events. Free.
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| Event panelists Angela Berg, Partner, Mercer; Lex Frieden, Director, TIRR Memorial Hermann, Independent Living Research Utilization; and Jim Sinocchi, Head of Disability Inclusion, JPMorgan Chase, will discuss how to build upon or improve on an inclusive work environment. Moderated by Bob Charlet, Market President & Publisher, Houston Business Journal. $20.
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