YASA Movie Screening: I Am Samuel

11.12.21 | 3pm–4:30pm

A screening of one of Kenya's banned films

November 12, 2021 | 3pm–4:30pm |
In-person (location TBD)

Instructions

Held in Branford TV Room

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This event includes screening I Am Samuel, a film on Kenya’s banned list. This is an intimate portrait of a Kenyan man balancing pressures of family loyalty, same-sex love, and safety and questioning the concept of conflicting identities. More information about the film here.

This year, Africa Week will focus on reconnecting with home – something that we’ve all missed and would undoubtedly want to experience again. As we welcome this new shade of normalcy, it is also a time for reflection and a time to celebrate our unique identities and how we contribute to the vibrant African landscape. Africa Week this year aims to bridge connections by exploring me, myself, and different facets of African innovation. By looking inward, we are not restricting ourselves to individualism. We seek community, connections, creativity, and cultures that are truly beautiful. We welcome everyone to celebrate the Motherland with YASA!

Events are open to all members of the Yale community.

Africa Week Sponsors 2021 are...

  • The Afro-American Cultural Center
  • The MacMillan Center, Council on African Studies
  • Yale Schwarzman Center
  • The Dean's Discretionary Fund
  • Office of International Students & Scholars
Poster for the event with details