Black Women Shine

During the inaugural episode of the Black Women Shine podcast, host Jessica Estelle Huggins speaks with Catherine T. Morris, Founder & Executive Director of BAMSFEST. Check out a taste of our conversation. You do not want to miss this! Listen to the full episode on Juneteenth 2021 (Saturday June 19th).

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Jessica Estelle Huggins, Creative Producer and host of the Black Women Shine podcast highlights the contributions of 10 black women in Boston that have been doing incredible work within the arts, civic engagement and mental health:

1. Catherine T. Morris, Founder of BAMSFEST (Boston Art Music & Soul Festival) 
2. Lisa Simmons, Founder of Roxbury International Film Festival (ROXFILM) 
3. Sheena Collier, Founder of Boston While Black
4. Dr Charmain Jackman, Clinician Psychologist and Founder of InnoPysch 
5. Taja Ricketts, Pleasure Curator and Founder of Satin Kiss
6. Jessicah Pierre, Founder and Former President & CEO of Queens Co
7. Andrea Campbell, City Councilor of District 4 and Boston Mayoral candidate 
8. Danielle Johnson, Founder of Spark FM
9. Ayana Mack of Ayana Mack Design 
10. Lindsey Briggs, Founder of SocialU Digital

*Bonus episode: Nikkia Jean-Charles, youth activist running for District 4 City Council in Boston.

The series is sponsored by NewEnglandFilm.com and Women In Film & Video: New England. 
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