#OurSons Media

We're hoping that this film can make an impact by giving space to continue the discussion of race in America.

At every stop on our tour we will have conversations with people in the local community and you can see their shared stories here.

Follow the reach of our project and continue the conversation with #OurSons on social media.

Levine Museum of the New South, Charlotte, North Carolina July 20, 2017

Dayvee debuted the film for the first time in Charlotte in an interactive panel and town hall discussion hosted by the Levine Museum of the New South, as a part of their K(no)w Justice K(no)w Peace exhibit.

Check out Dayvve's hour-long chat with WFAE/NPR Charlotte Talks.

http://wfae.org/post/charlotte-talks-what-we-told-our-sons-talking-kids-about-race-and-police-involved-shootings

Follow the discussion at #oursons

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Left Forum, CUNY New York, May 22, 2016

Dayvee hosted an emotional panel with the mothers of boys and men who lost their life unarmed to police. She also held a private screening of her film to the group.

           Jay College of Criminal Justice at CUNY 

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Netroots Nation  Phoenix, AZ  July 18, 2015

This was the first official screening of our series at the Progressives conference.
*The screening followed the moving protest at the Democratic townhall with the #blacklivesmatter folks and Gov Martin O'Malley and Sen Bernie Sanders.

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Check out the Photo gallery

 Photos courtesy Nick Oza

BONUS VIDEO: 
Here's the uncut Periscope video from the Black Lives Matter protest during the townhall chat with democratic Presidential candidates Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley and Senator Bernie Sanders during Netroots Nation in Phoenix, AZ, July 18, 2015. 

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White Boy Privilege, Slam Poem - Royce Mann, Age 14 

Dayvee interview Royce when he was just 11 years-old in her documentary "What we told our sons." She says "the kid was so 'woke' back then, it's no surprised that he could artistically make his plea for empathy is such a powerful way." Check out the video below. It's all in line with Dayvee's vision for this project - to continue the conversation about systemic racism in the USA.