Celia N. Myrick - Founder/ Film Producer
“America is at a crossroads in the battle for its soul—we can perpetuate a violent history of race wars or dig deeper and transcend the illusion that the value of a human life can be determined by skin color.”
celia N. Myrick
Born in Atlanta, GA and based in Los Angeles, CA, Celia N. Myrick is a recognized African American filmmaker and Psychology graduate of the renowned Pepperdine University’s Graduate School of Education and Psychology. She acted as co-producer for the social impact documentary, Dear Mr. President (formerly God vs. Trump), directed by Award-winning British filmmaker, Martin Dunkerton, which made its celebrity red-carpet premiere at The Chinese Theater in Hollywood, November 2016. Dear Mr. President recently received an international distribution offer.
The inception of UBUNTU: BRIDGING COMMUNITIES THROUGH MINDFULNESS is inspired by the legacies of Celia’s late parents. Her mother was a university professor, scholar, and activist/advocate for the higher education of under-served BIPOC youths to combat high incarceration rates. Her father was an ex-convict who turned his life around, after his prison release, and became a highly successful real estate broker. Further, she dedicates this film to her brothers, uncles, cousins and all BIPOC men, women, and children who choose to brave and breakthrough intergenerational trauma, combating racial injustices, white terror, police terror, and some, the prison "slave" system.
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Martin Dunkerton - Producer/Founder of Creation Films LLC and Lovearth Inc.
Martin Dunkerton
“Under the skin, genetically, we are all African.”
Award-winning British BBC producer/director Martin Dunkerton now resides in Los Angeles, CA. Dunkerton, who earned a Masters degree from the Royal College of Art, has won critical acclaim around the globe for his filmmaking.
Martin's recent internationally-acclaimed social impact feature documentary entitled Dear Mr. President (formerly God vs. Trump), made its celebrity red carpet premiere at The Chinese Theater in Hollywood and The IFC Theater in New York in November 2016. Further, Dear Mr. President recently received an international distribution offer.
Martin is honored to be a part of the film-making team for the UBUNTU documentary and movement to help end racial inequality and racially motivated violence towards BIPOC and SAVE LIVES!
Martin's recently launched online movie portal called Lovearth will be a distributor for the complete UBUNTU documentary.
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“A critical first step to ending violence against African American men, women, children— and people of all races, is to re-member our common origin, the origin of Humanity—Mother Africa. There is a primordial spiritual connection shared by every human being on the planet. It is this connection that we must revive and embrace to SAVE LIVES and create a new America where truly All Lives Matter.”
Clarissa Myrick-Harris Ph.D., Chairperson, Morehouse College, Facilitator, Points of Light Organization
Clarissa myrick-harris ph.d.
Scholar-activist, author and higher education administrator Clarissa Myrick-Harris, Ph.D. is chairperson at Morehouse College in Atlanta, GA and advocate for the social, economic, and spiritual empowerment of under-served people around the world.
Dr. Myrick-Harris partners with social justice organizations, education institutions, and independent filmmakers on projects that shed light on historical events, educate the public about social injustice, and offer solutions to current global issues. UBUNTU is one such project. Dr. Myrick-Harris is thrilled to partner with Dancing Moon Inc.’s current film initiative, the UBUNTU film.
Dr. Myrick-Harris’ career in higher education spans four decades and includes leadership positions in nonprofit organizations as well as colleges and universities around the country.
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