What’s the secret behind the Olympian Noah Lyles’s record-breaking sprints? How do star lucha libre wrestlers Persephone and La Catalina prepare their game face ahead of a match? And how does the FC Barcelona soccer player Jules Koundé achieve greatness through routine? Narrated by basketball legend Sue Bird, Meeting the Moment follows four athletes as… Read more »

This panel discusses the continued importance of seeing Black people in moving images and the role museums play in safekeeping stories of Black history and culture. As the museum approaches its 10-year anniversary, the panelists highlight the efforts of the National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) over the years to collect, digitize,… Read more »

Join the Jamaica Tourist Board and Travel with Sparkle for an immersive destination experience showcasing Jamaica’s vibrant culture, luxury resorts, cuisine, music, and adventure. Engage with destination experts, explore exclusive travel opportunities, and discover why Jamaica remains one of the Caribbean’s most sought-after travel destinations. with Panelists Nadia Sparkle Henry Founder & Chief Travel Experience… Read more »

In 1876, on land that carried the weight of a Texas slave plantation, two former slaves, now Texas legislators, advocated for a school to educate the formerly enslaved; it took two years to find eight young men courageous enough to become the first students of Prairie View A&M University. Beneath the Soil: The Promise and… Read more »

Join McKinsey & Company for a special Clips & Conversation experience featuring excerpts from The Most Equal Place in America, exploring how place shapes opportunity and economic mobility. Drawing on insights from the McKinsey Institute for Economic Mobility’s research, The State of Black Residents: The Relevance of Place to Racial Equity and Outcomes, the discussion… Read more »

A Clips and Conversation featuring excerpts from Between Two Hands, which follows a Black midwife and expectant mothers navigating America’s Black maternal health crisis, and The Most Equal Place in America, exploring how place shapes opportunity. These conversations will examine how health, and place shape outcomes for Black communities. Light bites are created by Chef… Read more »

Planned Parenthood will host a screening of Single AF followed by a 30-minute moderated panel discussion addressing the stigma surrounding perimenopause and menopause, and helping rewrite the narrative around modern dating while aging. This is a conversation for the hot, flashy, and fierce that you don’t want to miss! Followed by

Presented by Cinereach, NEON, and the Ford Foundation, this panel explores Black creative authorship, cultural memory, and storytelling across generations. Featuring an exclusive excerpt from Once Upon a Time in Harlem—conceived by William Greaves, directed by David Greaves, and produced by Liani Greaves—the conversation brings together filmmakers and cultural leaders to examine how Black artists… Read more »

How Costume Design Creates Character and Defines Culture in Cinema, An Illustrated Creative Talk with two-time Oscar Winning Costume Designer Ruth E. Carter Join a history-making costume designer as she opens her design archive and shares the stories woven into creating the costumes, building iconic characters, and imagining cinematic worlds that have defined her extraordinary… Read more »

presents Community, Culture, and Commerce explores the powerful role corporations can play in shaping cultural narratives and investing in thriving communities. Moderated by Kiera Fernandez, EVP and Chief Community and Stakeholder Engagement Officer, and President of the Target Foundation, this panel discussion will reflect on leadership, purpose, and the evolving relationship between business, partnerships, and… Read more »