A collection of stories celebrating the growth of basketball on the African Continent
Outdoor screening and Q&A with Director Dan Hedges. In partnership with Headwaters School and Community First! Village. MFor tickets and information visit: https://www.headwaters.org/hoops-africa
Screening and Q&A with Producer Taylor Sharp in the University Union Redwood Room. In support of Black History Month.
In partnership with River Fun International Film Festivals’ “Films With Class” programming.
In partnership with River Fun International Film Festivals’ “Films With Class” programming.
In partnership with River Fun International Film Festivals’ “Films With Class” programming. Three screenings for students ages 3rd-5th graders, 6-8th graders, and 9-12 graders.
In partnership with River Fun International Film Festivals’ “Films With Class” programming.
Private screening for students in the AVID Program put on in conjunction with the Myers Park High School Foundation.
Screening at the 37th Milano International FICTS Fest (Federation Internationale Cinema Television Sportifs).
Screening held at Hoops 4 Hope’s 2019 Community Basketball Festival in the community of Mabvuku, outside of Zimbabwe’s capital city, Harare.
Screening and Producer Q&A at Camp Sea Gull, a YMCA camp in North Carolina.
Screening and Q&A with Hoops Africa: Ubuntu Matters Producer Taylor Sharp.
Screening and Q&A with Hoops Africa: Ubuntu Matters Producer Taylor Sharp.
In partnership with CAM Raleigh @ Alamo Draft House.
Screening and Q&A with Hoops Africa: Ubuntu Matters Director Dan Hedges.
Screening and Q&A with Hoops Africa: Ubuntu Matters Director Dan Hedges in partnership with Friends of the Needham Public Library.
Sports Literacy and the Power of Community — a Saugatuck Storyfest Event
Kelley Theater at the Quick Center for the Arts
Free and open to the public, but seating is limited so registration is requested. PLEASE RSVP HERE
Private school speaking event with Producer Taylor Sharp.
Join us at the Chapel Hill debut of documentary film 'Hoops Africa: Ubuntu Matters'. Arrive at 7pm to enjoy a set of African music preceding a 730pm screening of the documentary. A panel discussion will follow the screening featuring the filmmaker Taylor Sharp (UNC '16) and other special guests.
