Array, the multi-platform media company and arts collective of filmmaker Ava DuVernay has teamed up with media company Participant, and racial justice organization Color of Change, to launch an initiative for online education, ARRAY 101.
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A year after the release of her Emmy-winning Netflix series When They See Us, filmmaker Ava DuVernay is continuing to share the story of the Exonerated Five while also furthering the conversation around social justice.
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A year after the release of her powerful Netflix miniseries When They See Us, filmmaker Ava DuVernay is dedicated to continue sharing the heartbreaking story of the Central Park Five with the world. A brand new initiative launched by her multi-platform media company and arts collective ARRAY will use the Emmy-winning project as a tool for furthering social justice.
Ava DuVernay’s multi-platform media company and arts collective ARRAY today announced the launch of ARRAY 101, a new online education initiative delivering dynamic social impact learning guides for the company’s films and television series.
