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Event Address: 101 Auburn Avenue Northeast, Atlanta, GA, USA
Description: he Auburn Avenue Research Library in collaboration with Artist/Activist Charmaine Minniefield, of The New Freedom Project, will host a screening of the documentary, Fundi: The Story of Ella Baker. While not as well known as famed leaders of the Civil Rights Movement, Ella Baker was the behind-the-scenes force that ensured the success of some of the movement's most important organizations and events. Her life and accomplishments are chronicled in this powerful documentary. "Fundi" was her nickname, from a Swahili word that means a person who passes down a craft to the next generation. The New Freedom Project encourages creative expression, collaboration and art to address issues of social justice.
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Auburn Avenue Research Library
aarl.program@fultoncountyga.gov