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At the 2026 Sports Emmy® Awards, a team of Morehouse College student filmmakers took home the $25,000 Coca-Cola HBCU Sports Production Grant... proving once again that HBCUs are shaping the future of media, not just participating in it.

For our community, this puts HBCU excellence front and center in a space that shapes how the world sees sports, culture, and storytelling. This is proof that our creatives belong behind the camera, in the control room, and at the decision-making tables of sports media.

From the classroom to the Emmys, this win is bigger than the moment. It’s the next generation of Black creatives claiming space behind the camera in an industry that defines culture.

Could HBCUs be the future of sports media? 🖤

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Gems from Andre 3000 💎

Caught in the🎬 Act
When they asked...is DC Film friendly city?
~ responded to the call.
Yes💯👏🏾

The Talent. The Teams. The Funding. Is here.
There's room for growth if you're willing to jump onboard and build the infrastructure to support it.
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🎤 spoke on the importance of building systems 🍿
touched on "showing up authentically"
So many more gems were dropped.📋

You still have time to join us for a film🎬 festival
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Are we moved by this....or nah???
The damage is done.
Staff has been fired.
The vision has changed.
And we are moving on.
It's time to patronize local DC Arts Theater.💭

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Join us next Tuesday for a FREE webinar for dance teachers!

The collage approach provides practical solutions for integrating dancers across varied ages, abilities, and skill levels into collaborative projects by bringing diverse movement, music, and theatrical elements together into a cohesive whole.

This webinar introduces a hybrid pedagogical framework for creating original youth dance theater grounded in literary, historical, and thematic source material. You'll learn how to transform foundational structures found in classic literature, popular culture, or dance history into original, age-appropriate productions that honor artistic intent without licensing constraints or advanced technical requirements. The session walks through a 12-month production cycle including source study, theme extraction, motif development, choreography integration, rehearsal systems for mixed-level ensembles, and ethical adaptation.

Why this matters:
As dance educators face increasing pressure to produce meaningful, inclusive work with limited time, resources, and access to licensed material, collage-based approaches offer an ethical, flexible, and artistically rigorous pathway for creating youth dance theater that authentically reflects the students and communities being served.

May 26, 2026
4:30pm ET - 6:00pm ET

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