Exibicao: "Nosotros, afroperuanos" em LimaScreening: "Nosotros, afroperuanos" in LimaEnglish Version:The documentary "Nosotros, afroperuanos", directed by Gabriela Watson and Danielle Almeida, had its premiere at the 6th Meeting of Cinema Black: Brazil, Africa and the Caribbean, in Rio de Janeiro, and in February of 2013, as part of our journey of exploration and cultural exchange we had the opportunity to organize an exhibition held with the support of NGOs CEDET - Centro de Desarrollo Etnico, located in Lima - Peru. The screening was at the Cultural Center of Spain and was attended by about eighty people including young activists and public in general . The screening of the documentary was followed by a presentation on the current situation of Afro-Brazilians in terms of laws, policies and achievements. The feedback was very positive, the audience enjoyed the video and as a result gave up a conversation related to the realities of black populations in Brazil and Peru.Portuguese VersionO documentario "Nosotros, afroperuanos", dirigido por Gabriela Watson e Danielle Almeida, teve sua estreia no 6o Encontro de Cinema Negro: Brazil, Africa e Caribe, no Rio de Janeiro, e em fevereiro como parte da nossa viagem de pesquisa e intercambio cultural, tivemos a oportunidade de organizar uma exibicao realizada com apoio da ONG Cedet - Centro de Desarrollo Etnico, localizada em Lima - Peru. A exibicao foi feita no Centro Cultural da Espanha e foi prestigiada por cerca de oitenta pessoas entre jovens, militantes e interessados em geral. A exibicao do documentario fio seguida de uma apresentacao sobre a atual situacao dos afro-brasileiros em termos de leis, politicas publicas e conquistas. O retorno foi muito positivo, o publico apreciou o video e na sequencia deu-se uma conversa relacionada as realidades das populacoes negras no Brasil e no Peru. The directors with family and friends Entrevista concedida ao jornalista Edson Cadette, correpondente do Portal Afropress, em Nova Iorque.Interview with journalist Edson Cadette, correpondent of site Afropress in New York. Gabriela and Sheryl Gripper, BWFN FounderIn March 2014, I had the pleasure to attendthe 2014 Untold Stories Luncheon organized by the Black Women Film Network - BWFN. This organization located in the city ofAtlanta, Georgia, is one of North American institutions focused exclusively onsupporting black women filmmakers and black women media professionals.The last event of BWFN was a gala luncheonat the Atlanta Marriott Marquis, where black women working in film and media of differentcategories were awarded for their professional performances. Besides thehonorable mentions, three film students received scholarships and study grants.I had the honor to receive a universitygrant from Professor PhD Gabriela, Dr Doris Derby and her husbandDoris Derby. Dr Derby is anactivist, documentary photographer and a retired adjunct associate professor ofanthropology at the Georgia State University. She was active in the MississippiCivil Rights Movement, and her work is on the themes of race and identity ofAfrican Americans. She was a working member of the Student NonviolentCoordinating Committee (S.N.C.C.), as well as co-founder of the Free SouthernTheater, and the Founding Director of the Office of African American StudentServices and Programs (O.A.A.S.S.P.). Her photography has been exhibitedthroughout the United States*.The