ACT Human Rights Film Festival- Volunteer Call
Friday, April 15th – Friday, April 22, Fort Collins, CO
Now casting volunteers to help create the first annual ACT Human Rights Film Festival produced by CSU Dept. of Communication Studies.
The ACT Human Rights Film Festival is born out of expertise in the Department of Communication Studies at Colorado State University in the area of media and visual culture. Dr. Scott Diffrient, Associate Professor of Film and Media Studies and recipient of the William E. Morgan Endowed Chair of Liberal Arts, is using funds from the endowed chair to establish the first-ever human rights film festival in Northern Colorado.
Human rights film festivals bring together, educate, and create a forum for dialogue among artists, filmmakers, citizens, scholars, advocates, and students on social justice issues of every kind. ACT will focus on the issues of GLBTQ rights, human trafficking, the fight for democracy, disability rights, homeless and more – issues which touch our community at a local and global scale.
Interested in getting involved? Volunteers can follow these steps:
- Visit actfilmfest.org for festival details and email volunteer@actfilmfest.org with any questions.
- Visit http://acthumanrightsfestival.volunteerlocal.com/volunteer/ to see volunteer shifts and sign up.
- Learn more about volunteering at the festival. Attend one of two Volunteer Orientations:
- Wednesday April 6th @ 6-7 PM – Wild Boar Cafe, Fort Collins, CO
- Tuesday April 12th @ 7-8 PM – Lory Student Center Room 310, Fort Collins, CO
Volunteer Orientation Locations:
| Lory Student Center 1101 Central Avenue Mall Fort Collins, CO 80521 (Parking available in LSC Main Parking Lot |
Wild Boar Cafe
1510 South College Avenue Fort Collins, CO 80525 (Parking available on the street near and |