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Acknowledging women of our time.


Festival Information

African American Women In Cinema (AAWIC) is a 501 c3 non-profit organization who serves as a continuous support for the vibrant work of women filmmakers for the past twenty-eight years. AAWIC provides a platform to showcase aligning experienced and novice filmmakers, directors, producers, screenwriters and actors. Our mission is to expand, explore and create business opportunities for minority women filmmakers throughout the entertainment industry. It is the goal of AAWIC to give artistic women a path to fulfilling their dreams through showcasing their talents, exposure to peers’ interaction, and mentoring by established professionals.




                                                                                                                                                               

                                           

                                          Above Photo Credit: Shawn Montgomery


Glamour With a Cause at New York Fashion Week Presented by Drisha Closet supporting HOPEBLIT

African American Women In Cinema is pleased to celebrate AAWIC A-List Member Ruhi (Rohini) Hak screening of her film Got Cancer-Survivor's Journey!


Join us for an unforgettable evening where high fashion meets radical resilience and heart. Hope B~Lit & A Voices Unheard Films partner with Drisha’s Closet for a special NYFW showcase at the iconic Sony Hall! 


Date: September 15th

Venue: Sony Hall, NYC


Event Schedule:

3:30 PM – 4:45 PM: VIP Red Carpet & Media Arrival


5:00 PM: Special Screening of the award-winning short film "Got Cancer! - Survivor’s Journey" (Directed by Ruhi (Rohini) Hak. A vibrant, groundbreaking fusion of live-action and animation celebrating childhood cancer survivors as the true everyday heroes they are—defining them not just by what they survived, but by who they are.


5:30 PM: Inspiring Panel with Survivors, Changemakers, Mentors and Guest Speaker, Terra Renee-AAWIC President


Followed By: A show-stopping Runway Fashion Showcase by Drisha’s Closet.


Don’t miss this powerful celebration of strength, beauty, and impact.


Get your tickets now by clicking on this link below!

http://eventbrite.com/e/1991021942226?aff=oddtdtcreator 








Bonus Tour Stop!

 

The Politics of Black Women in Film: A Special Virtual Experience

African American Women In Cinema (AAWIC) is pleased to announce a BONUS STOP on the Politics of Black Women In Film Tour, presented as a Special Virtual Experience during the Urban Fest 360 Film Festival.


This timely and important conversation brings together accomplished women working across the film and entertainment industries to explore the experiences, influence, challenges, and power of Black women in film. The program will create space for meaningful dialogue about representation, leadership, creativity, equity, and the evolving role of Black women in shaping the entertainment landscape.

Featured Speakers

The special virtual experience will feature an outstanding panel of industry leaders, including Terri Howard, Moderator and VP of Equity at HGA; Princess A. Hairston, Keynote Panelist; Lamonia Deanne Brown, Emmy-Nominated Editor; Dr. A'Cire Newby, Entertainment Executive; and Tia Smith, Executive Producer, Director, Writer & Consultant.


Together, these distinguished voices will share insights and perspectives drawn from their professional experiences and expertise, offering audiences an opportunity to engage with the critical conversations surrounding Black women and the film industry.

Event Details

The Politics of Black Women In Film Special Virtual Experience will take place on Saturday, September 19, 2026, at 4:00 PM ET. This program will be presented virtually as part of the Urban Fest 360 Film Festival, taking place September 18–20, 2026.


Admission is complimentary, but RSVP is required. We invite filmmakers, industry professionals, students, creatives, educators, advocates, and everyone interested in the advancement of Black women in film and entertainment to join us for this special event.


For complete festival information, visit UrbanFest360.com.

A Grateful Acknowledgment

AAWIC gratefully acknowledges and thanks the sponsors of the Politics of Black Women In Film Tour for their continued support and commitment to creating opportunities for Black women in cinema and entertainment:

Women Connect for Good • iOne Digital • St. John • ImageNation • National Urban League (NUL)


To RSVP click on the link below!

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-politics-of-black-women-in-film-tickets-2000331141291?aff=affiliate1








The Revelationary Podcast


Hosted by Terra Renee


REVELATIONARY PODCAST™


The Revelationary podcast explores the defining moments that transform lives. Through authentic conversations with leaders, creatives, entrepreneurs, and changemakers, Host, Terra Renee uncovers the revelations behind their journeys—the moments that shifted their perspective, strengthened their purpose, and inspired their next chapter. 


Take a listen by clicking the link below.


https://podgo.io/podcast/the-revelationary-podcast




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