Out of the Blue: Aleta’s Stories

Out of the Blue: Aleta’s Stories

NEW RELEASE by Angela Bowen This poignant collection is about a journey of self-discovery, childhood innocence and experience.  Aleta’s stories offer a rare window into the thoughts and actions of a little girl growing up in Boston’s inner city in the 1940s and 50s.  Her stories are unflinching, unpredictable, timeless and universal.  Read More… Out … Continue reading »

Passionate Pursuits

Passionate Pursuits

The Passionate Pursuits of Angela Bowen is a documentary film in progress.  The goal to complete the film is 2013. Fearless Provocative Compassionate Inspirational For over six decades, Angela Bowen has pursued her life passions while applying the lessons and values she acquired during her youth.           The PASSIONATE PURSUITS of … Continue reading »

Look Us in the Eye: Old Women’s Project

Look Us in the Eye: Old Women’s Project

A timeless film about ageism and activism In “Look Us in the Eye,” Cynthia Rich, Mannie Garza and Janice Keaffaber take the stereotypes of an ageist culture and turn them on their heads. Wearing brilliant t-shirts that declare “Old Women are Your Future” and carrying their giant multi-ethnic old woman puppet, POWER (Pissed Old Woman … Continue reading »

Look Me in the Eye: Old Women Aging and Ageism

Look Me in the Eye: Old Women Aging and Ageism

A book by Barbara Macdonald and ‪Cynthia Rich.  Barbara Macdonald courageously identifies ageism as a central feminist issue. Cynthia Rich has generously signed and donated this barrier-breaking book in support of Profile Productions. Purchase               

An Audio Profile of Audre Lorde

An Audio Profile of Audre Lorde

 The profile weaves together readings and interviews with Audre Lorde, and includes conversations with writers and activists Adrienne Rich, Alice Walker, Joseph Beam and others. The CD is an intimate way to experience a founding mother of Black Feminism. ” Lorde’s eloquent passion for the language she speaks and writes is something I need to hear.” … Continue reading »