M.U.J.E.R
Apply here for the June 2024 cycle.
Media Used for Justice Equity and Respect (M.U.J.E.R.) is a program that brings a unique opportunity for youth ages 18+ to young adults of up to 35 years to lead an independent media production project working hands-on at the Loisaida Center’s Multimedia space.
The LoisaidaTV is the platform from which we’ll share the projects made by program participants as it continues to provide opportunities for media enthusiasts, emerging producers and content creators through a interdisciplinary hands-on approach to media literacy and production.
At the same time it provides the resources and access for program participants to share a personal story, develop strategic messaging, work on script-writing, pre and post production, audio & video editing and much more.
If you consider yourself an ally of women, persons of color, an ally of the LGTBQ+ communities, an emergent or pre-emergent creator, media enthusiast, maker/inventor, entrepreneur, or creative, then you are all encouraged to apply.
The program is schedule to run through June 2024. Please register today in order to be considered as a program participant. More information and confirmation of acceptance to our program will follow your application.
Selected participants also receive a modest stipend for their commitment, consistent attendance, and participation throughout the program. Participants are selected through a short application process, candidates are interviewed in-person by a rotating committee of fellow producers, artists, professionals, educators, counselors, and community leaders determined by Loisaida, Inc. Participants are selected on a rolling basis.
This program is funded in part by the Department of Youth and Community Development in partnership with the New York City Council, the Office of Councilmember Carlina Rivera, the Black, Latino and Asian Caucus (BLAC), the Office of the New York City Speaker Adrienne Adams and the Howard Gilman Foundation, among other generous supporters.
