Location: Rhatigan Student Center, Room 266

In partnership with Malcolm Carter and Cameron Harris, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion will be hosting a movie screening and discussion of In Our Words. Directed by Cameron Harris, this film explores what African Americans and Africans in the Diaspora in the United States, South Africa, and Europe experience. With a nod to the history of slavery and Jim Crow, Harris asked people of all ages and genders to share what it means to be Black today, and whether racism exists.

This event is free and open to the public.

Parking Information

Wichita State University's main campus is a permit-only parking environment on weekdays when the University is open for business. Visitors to Wichita State University may park without an ePermit for this event. Visitors may park in lots with green, yellow or yellow-and-green-striped signage (including motorcycle areas). Please avoid parking in red parking lots.

Parking in our Parking Garage by the Rhatigan Student Center is available at an hourly rate. Levels 2, 3, 4 and second and third ramps are hourly parking at $1.50 per hour, debit/credit card only. Ground level and first ramp is reserved. The parking garage is enforced 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

About Malcolm Carter

Malcolm is a graduate of Hampton University, where he earned his Bachelor of Arts in journalism. While there, he also served as the project director of the athletic marketing team and was responsible for planning and developing projects that supported a TV show featuring university sports. He has a background in researching and implementing media strategies for the Association of Black Organizations in Detroit, his hometown. In addition, Malcolm can be seen in the community of Wichita as a reporter with the Community Voice and as a facilitator with Facts Not Fear ICT.

Malcolm is committed to engaging community members by sharing important resources that empower them to make informed decisions. His ability to create impactful content across multiple social media platforms, including videos and graphics, helps to spread information throughout the community.

About Cameron Harris

As an artist educator, Cameron Harris has taught film at Interlochen Center for the Arts, Dillard University, Hampton University, and Virginia Union University. These diverse experiences have given him a polyvalent view of diversity, equity, and inclusivity as it relates to the human experiences. He believes this awareness and understanding of underrepresented views are imperative for any organization to move forward. These experiences have helped hone his ability to collaborate with numerous individuals from varying socioeconomic backgrounds and educational levels. In addition to teaching film, he has created independent films in Thailand, Singapore, Ukraine, Malta, Budapest, and America.

» Learn more about Cameron Harris

For more information, contact the Office of Diversity and Inclusion at 316-978-3034.

Sponsored by Malcolm Carter & Cameron Harris and Office of Diversity & Inclusion