Gen2Gen Media

More love for The Legacy of Lee’s Flower Shop!

I’m so proud to share that our film is now streaming on multiple platforms — and the journey continues!

+ University of Maryland
The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center + New Digital Stage
https://lnkd.in/eN2dnSuv

+ PBS/WETA+
New streaming app
https://lnkd.in/eVvRqExM

+ kweliTV
https://lnkd.in/e4-HwfK9

+ PBS/WHUT
https://lnkd.in/ehdJe_SG

Thank you all for the continued support — this story is still blooming!

✨ Grateful for the Journey ✨

As my grant period with the Library of Congress’ American Folklife Center comes to a close, I want to take a moment to reflect on what an incredible honor it has been to be part of the Of the People: Widening the Path Community Collections grant program.

Through this opportunity, I had the privilege of creating and preserving “African American Ballet in Washington, D.C.: A Legacy in Motion” — a collection that documents and uplifts the stories of Black dancers, educators, and trailblazers who have shaped the cultural landscape of our nation’s capital through ballet.

This experience deepened my commitment to honoring the legacies of underrepresented communities through storytelling. I’m truly thankful to the Library of Congress for supporting this work! More to come — but for now, I’m reflecting with gratitude and pride.

Thank you 2024✨ I am filled with so much gratitude.

As I continue to document the rich history of Washington, D.C. I’ve turned my focus to the field of ballet. This project’s exploration of often-overlooked stories within dance history will inspire many.

Honored to be awarded a grant opportunity

Thank you, Therrell Smith💫

Thank you, Doris Jones and Claire Haywood💫

Thank you, Sandra Fortune-Green💫

Thank you, Virginia Johnson💫

Thank you, Beatrice Davis-Williams💫

Thank you, Lynn Welters💫

Thank you, Kahina Haynes💫

Thank you, Dance Theatre of Harlem💫

Thank you to DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities💫