UNLADYLIKE2020 Executive Producers Charlotte Mangin and Sandra Rattley are honored to present at the 2020 National Humanities Conference, an annual conference bringing together colleges, universities, libraries, museums, cultural organizations, state humanities councils, and scholarly, professional, and higher education associations to promote the public value of the humanities.

In a virtual panel discussion highlighting high-profile documentary projects supported by California Humanities — THE ASIAN AMERICANS, CRIP CAMP, and UNLADYLIKE2020 — we will share excerpts of these works and engage in a discussion with the audience about how documentary films can help us better understand where we came from, who we are, and where we live.   

Topics to be addressed include: documenting historical and contemporary subjects, regional versus national stories, media-based programming and public engagement, changing broadcast and distribution models, the role of the humanities and humanities scholars in documentary production, and more.  

For registered Conference attendees only.

The full conference program is available here: https://www.nhalliance.org/2020_national_humanities_conference