Dec 07

Indeed and Lena Waithe Team Up Again to Provide Opportunities for BIPOC Filmmakers

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Online job site Indeed partnered with Emmy Award-winning writer Lena Waithe and her Hillman Grad Productions company in February to provide opportunities for BIPOC filmmakers. Their “Rising Voices” initiative, which distributed $1 million to 10 filmmakers to produce shorts for the Tribeca Festival showing how jobs can change the world, proved so successful that the…

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