Sophia Kruz -- Documentary Filmmaker, Co-Founder of Driftseed, Visiting Social Activist, University of Michigan Center for the Education of Women

Friday, November 3, 4 - 5:30 p.m.
Liberty Theater,  849 NW Wall St, Bend

Tickets $10. Available 9/1/17. Free student tickets will be available. 

Please join us for an afternoon with Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Sophia Kruz. Sophia will discuss the inspiration behind "Little Stones", her award-winning feature-length documentary about four women in India, Brazil, Senegal and Kenya who are using art - music, dance, fashion and graffiti - to create social change.

Kruz will also lead an interactive conversation about how each of us has the capacity to change the world using our unique background and skill-set. By defining our own key social issues and embracing our talents and passion, our individual actions can have a ripple effect felt around the world. We all have the potential to be little stones, each contributing to a global mosaic of change.

About Kruz
EMMY® award-winning documentary filmmaker Sophia Kruz has a passion for non-fiction storytelling and women’s rights. Her work has screened at film festivals, museums, libraries, community centers, and healthcare facilities globally, and broadcast on PBS. Kruz's documentary films have been supported by the National Endowment for the Arts, Michigan Council for Arts & Cultural Affairs, International Expressive Arts Therapy Association and the Womanity Foundation. She is currently a co-founder for the non-profit Driftseed and the University of Michigan Center for the Education of Women 2015-2016 Visiting Social Activist.