Biography
Nuala Cabral is Independence Public Media Foundation’s program officer.
Nuala is an award-winning filmmaker, cultural producer, and teaching artist who is deeply committed to the power of storytelling and media to build bridges of understanding and advance social justice. She has taught media production, media advocacy, and media literacy in high schools, colleges and community spaces for the past decade. Nuala developed the youth program at BlackStar Film Festival and supervised youth media programs for high school students, including the award-winning journalism program, POPPYN (Presenting Our Perspective: Philly Youth News). Nuala is co-founder of FAAN (Fostering Activism and Alternatives Now), a media literacy and activist project formed by queer women of color. She is also a founding member and alumna of BYP100, a national black youth activist organization fighting for black liberation.
Generocity Coverage (5 posts)
- One year after George Floyd’s murder, the words from these stories still resonate
- Independence Media Foundation’s Community Voices grant elevates Black and brown voices left behind during COVID-19
- Beyond the slogan: Putting Black Lives Matter into practice in philanthropy
- How to dismantle racist media? Lift up community voices
- Here are 15 Black nonprofit and community voices to listen to in Philadelphia
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