BIPOC Community Media Development Summit

NOVEMBER 18, 2021

9:00 Am – 12:30 pm ET

DIGITAL PROGRAM BOOK

MMCA is a growing army of BIPOC media stakeholders using our collective power to produce results.

The Multicultural Media and Correspondents Association is hosting its BIPOC Community Media Development Summit at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.

Featuring special keynote and panel discussions with leading practitioners and experts who will provide a roadmap for unleashing the power of Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) media to fuel equitable and community-centered revitalization of neglected communities across America.

COVID-19 PROTOCOLS STRICTLY ENFORCED INCLUDING PROOF OF VACCINATION

FEATURING

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Bonita Gooch.png

Daniel A. Nissenbaum.png

David Beckford.png

David Morgan.png

Denise Rolark Barnes .png

Erika C. Poethig.png

Linda miller.png

NATE DILLARD.png

Randy Picht.png

Sara Lomax-Reese.png

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Andre M. Perry.png

Andrew Nachison.png

Bonita Gooch.png

Daniel A. Nissenbaum.png

David Beckford.png

David Morgan.png

Denise Rolark Barnes .png

Erika C. Poethig.png

Jayme Cain.png

Linda miller.png

Mike Green.png

NATE DILLARD.png

Randy Picht.png

Sara Lomax-Reese.png

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MMCA is a BIPOC and non-partisan 501(c)(3) nonprofit working to secure greater control of who, what, where, when, and how our story is told. We are proud to have built a powerful platform that (1) fosters coalition-building among BIPOC media advocacy organizations, (2) shapes media policy, (3) facilitates constructive engagement between policymakers and media industry stakeholders, (4) provides assistance to BIPOC media stakeholders, and (5) celebrates BIPOC media excellence.