Netflix announced Monday that a six-part docuseries of Kaepernick’s life, titled ‘Colin in Black and White,’ will be produced by director Ava DuVernay.
Ava DuVernay’s new initiative puts the pressure on police aggression
Ava DuVernay and her media company ARRAY Now are launching the LEAP initiative, focused on holding law enforcement accountable for police brutality.
#GetInformed: 6 films that analyze police brutality and protesting
These protesting films give an honest exploration into what it means to be black in America, police brutality, and how we should think and react.
#ArrayNow: Filmmakers’ best tweets from a day of advice and reflection
Ava DuVernay’s Array film collective kicked off an engaging and worthwhile tweet-a-thon this past Thursday with more than 50 filmmakers pulling up. I asked some of my fave film directors on @Twi
Pull up! Ava DuVernay is throwing a tweet-a-thon with your fave filmmakers
Ava DuVernay’s ARRAY film collective is hosting a massive tweet-a-thon on Thursday, April 30, with more than 50 filmmakers. View this post on Instagram I asked some of my fave film
These Black filmmakers set the bar high for the next generation
They are role models because of the way they have educated and inspired countless people across different races, ages, and backgrounds.
Central Park 5 prosecutor is guilty as hell, ‘When They See Us’ proves it
One could say cancel culture worked out in this scenario, but you can’t help but still wish for a greater redemption. Only time will tell.
Ava DuVernay expands ARRAY initiative with new state of the art theater
Ava DuVernay and ARRAY continue to fight for the artists that need them most. Just like their slogan claims, “Artists + Advocacy + Audiences Aligned.”
Ava DuVernay and ARRAY host National Day of Racial Healing
During her succession in the industry, DuVernay has been a vocal and staunch advocate for women and people of color in Hollywood.
Black directors brought in a combined $1.3 billion at the box office in 2018
2018 revealed Black audiences’ box office power, proving to the gatekeepers of Hollywood that Black film, with Black casts, are indeed financial viable.