Spokane Black Stories Symposium with guest Mandi Price

Black History Month gives us the opportunity to look to the current generation of students who will chronicle the history of their stories in Spokane. Northwest Passages put out the call to local high school students for their submissions for our inaugural Spokane Black Stories Symposium, who will present their work.

NAACP President and Spokesman-Review columnist Kiantha Duncan talks with tv producer Mandi Price about her experiences from Spokane to Hollywood... After a brief stint at KHQ, Price flew to Los Angeles to work in television production to continue her quest to tell stories that matter. Jumping into the creative process, she hustled her way from production assistant to Producer in record time, often being the youngest person and only person of color in the room.

Racial-Equity reporter Amber Dodd joins the panel to speak with selected high school students presenting their artistic perspectives on the Black experience today in Spokane.

Tickets: The cost is $6.  Doors open at 6:30 p.m. for social distanced seating 

Don't forget: Proof of COVID 19 vaccination required for entry.  Please print out a copy of your ticket or have it available to display on your smartphone. 

More info: Northwest Passages strives to keep General Admission ticket prices low so that anyone who wants to attend can join the conversation. Ticket fees are used to defray the costs of hosting community forums. 

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Northwest Passages Book Club will comply with any state mandated COVID protocols in force at the time of our event. We are requiring that all attendees be vaccinated and provide proof of vaccination prior to entering event.