Diversity Video Focus Group Forming NOW

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On Sat, Oct 11, 2014 at 3:29 PM, K~Love (Kenny Reff)
wrote:

> ***FOCUS GROUP FORMING NOW***
>
> *Do you want to see more diversity at Burning Man?*
>
> You aren’t alone! Did you ever look around Black Rock City and wonder why
> more people from your ethnic background, your heritage or your culture
> aren’t there? Do you think Burning Man is just “a white people thing”? Or
> have you attended, found immense value in Burning Man and the community,
> and want to share your experience with others?
>
> *If you’re a person of color, whatever your views, we want to hear from
> you! Please join our focus group NOW.*
>
> The DC Burner community, with support from the national Burning Man
> organization, is producing a short film about racial diversity at Burning
> Man. We are recruiting volunteers to participate in a two-hour focus group
> about diversity at Burning Man that occur in the coming days. This
> discussion will *not* be filmed. It will be used for editorial guidance
> only.
>
> If you consider yourself a person of color (e.g. African American, Latino,
> Native American, Asian, Indian), this is your chance to help bring more
> diversity to Burning Man. And if you know anyone who would like to
> participate, please share this and invite them to get involved!
>
> We are looking for people of color who…
> .. have heard of Burning Man, but have decided not to go
> ..have been to Burning Man, and are willing to share your personal
> experiences
>
> *Focus Group Dates and Locations:*
>
> Focus groups will be held on the following dates:
> Saturday, Oct 18 (11:00am-1:00pm)
> Tuesday, Oct 21 (7:00-9:00pm)
>
> Both discussions will be held at Affinity Lab: 920 U Street, NW,
> Washington, DC 20001 (Accessible via the Shaw or U St. Metro)
>
> To join a focus group, please e-mail your name, mobile phone, and the date
> you’d like to attend to BurningManDiversityVideo@gmail.com
>
> * About the Diversity Project*
>
> Jennifer Richter, Kenny Reff and Neil Takemoto from the Washington, DC
> Burning Man camp “It’s All Made Up” (IAMU) are spearheading a short film on
> the subject of racial diversity at Burning Man. The film will feature
> people of color addressing issues about cultural diversity and acceptance
> on the playa, with a goal of demonstrating that Burning Man is for
> everyone. We anticipate broad distribution of this video, which is a
> production of the DC Burner community with support from the national
> Burning Man organization.
>
> For more information about this film, please e-mail
> BurningManDiversityVideo@gmail.com
>
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