Story by: Jonathan Turner
WHBF-TV4 OurQuadCities.com
The Greater Quad Cities Hispanic Chamber of Commerce will present Moline filmmaker Kelly Rundle with Fourth Wall Films on Monday, July 10, in the next multicultural speaker series.
The presentation will focus on Fourth Wall Films sharing their story about building connections in the Latino community and creating a multi-part Hero Street historical documentary film series. Rundle will discuss how they built new relationships and established trust with the Hero Street families and members of the community.
Moline-based Fourth Wall Films has completed four films so far in the planned nine-documentary series on the Hero Street war heroes.
The Multicultural Speaker Series seeks to provide an opportunity for attendees to enhance cultural awareness, fulfill diversity education needs, increase integration into the community, and expand networks across community sectors, according to a Thursday release from the Hispanic Chamber. The Multicultural Speaker Series is sponsored by Black Hawk College, Eastern Iowa Community Colleges District and WQPT is a media sponsor.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED: The Multicultural Speaker Series will be held at noon Monday, July 10th, at Black Hawk College in the Sustainable Technology Building Rooms 113/114, 6600 34th Ave., Moline. Admittance for the event, which includes lunch, is $15 for Hispanic Chamber members and $20 for non-members. Group and student rates are available for the Hispanic Chamber series. To find out more or to register for the July 10 event, visit www.gqchcc.com or call 563-214-5160.
Read the rest of WHBF reporter Jonathan Turner's story HERE!