Loyola at The Senator Theater: Charm City - A Conversation Worth Having

by Messina

Movie Academic Events BIPOC Culture & Identity Exploring Baltimore First Year Free Events Messina Events Movie Off Campus Social Justice & Inclusion Transportation Included

Tue, Oct 10, 2023

5 PM – 10 PM EDT (GMT-4)

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This documentary follows residents of the downtown Baltimore section on Rosebank Avenue on their daily lives, both the struggles and joys. Their stories are told in conjunction with the Baltimore Police's stories as they connect with neighbors in the area, keeping them safe and trying to maintain professional behaviors. After the movie, Alex Long will address questions and comments from students as they come to see a part of Baltimore that they only read about. Our students will hear about the happy moments and the frustrations of Alex and his neighbors. This event is an opportunity for our students to discern and discover the stereotypes that falsely inform their judgments and to see why community is so important. This event is also a chance for our students to experience our York Road community. There is also ample material available for follow-up discussions in enrichments about systematic injustices that haunt some neighborhoods and find ways to make meaningful changes now and in the future.

Messina is sponsoring a shuttle from the Loyola Notre Dame Library to the Senator Theatre. The shuttle will run continuous loops from 5pm-7pm to drop off at the Senator Theatre. The bus will return after the film, running loops from 8:45pm-10pm to shuttle folks back to campus.