Stay for a post-film discussion led by special guest Nadine Hall, Director of Diversity and Inclusion at Greenhills School.

Nadine has served as the chair of the Department of History and Social Sciences and has taught a variety of classes to both middle and high school students. Nadine holds a master’s degree in American Culture and Social Science. In her role as Director of Diversity and Inclusion, she has spoken on topics such as interrupting bias at the Independent Schools Association of the Central States conference, and on Frederick Douglass in Ireland for the U.S. State Department. Recently, Nadine was a keynote speaker at the American Reading Forum conference, where her presentation was entitled “Unlearning Racism, Sexism, and Homophobia: Increasing Equity Literacy in the Classroom and Beyond.” She is the newest board member of the Michigan Council of History Education and was recently accepted into the Leader of Color Fellowship which is a program dedicated to advancing racial equity, to champion change in the county.