Film Screening & Panel Discussion: TO BE INVISIBLE
- Jon M. Huntsman Hall, Room G65
Join PIK Professor Dorothy Roberts and the Penn Program on Race, Science, and Society for a screening of the documentary 'TO BE INVISIBLE'
After the screening, there will be panel discussion moderated by Professor Roberts, with director Myah Overstreet and film participants Amanda Wallace and Alexis Wynn
TO BE INVISIBLE was produced by journalist, filmmaker, and UC Berkeley graduate student Myah Overstreet.
The film, which premiered at the Sundance Festival this year and is scheduled for release on The New Yorker Documentary site in late 2024, chronicles the struggles of two young Black mothers as they try to regain custody of their children following CPS removal of the children from their homes. It provides a critical and illuminating analysis of the family policing system by using actual accounts from Black families.
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