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 ails subject to change. ---\nhttps://www.nyemmys.org/events/554/\n\nEvent 
 Title: Meet the Filmmaker\nStart Date / Time: Oct 22, 2014 14:00 PM US/Eas
 tern\nLocation: NY NATAS\nSpeaker: \nMeet the Filmmaker: Larry Benaquist &
 amp\; Bill Sullivan, Co-Producers\n\n&ldquo\;The Journey of Jonathan Danie
 ls&rdquo\; \n\nDate: Wednesday, October 22, 2014\n\nLocation: NY NATAS, 13
 75 Broadway (between 37th and 38th Streets), Suite 2103\n\nReception: 6:00
 -6:30 PM ~ Program: 6:30-8:00 PM\n\n \n\n*Free to NY NATAS Members!\n\n$15
  for those without current NY NATAS membership.\n\n \n\nProduced &amp\; Mo
 derated by Sumner Jules Glimcher.\n\n \n\n&ldquo\;Here Am I, Send Me: The 
 Journey of Jonathan Daniels,&rdquo\; examines the life of a brilliant, soc
 ially committed young man from New Hampshire who went south to answer Dr. 
 Martin Luther King&#39\;s call for Americans of good will to assist in the
  voting rights drive which was the purpose of the march from Selma to Mont
 gomery, Alabama. The violence of March 7th, Bloody Sunday, when Alabama St
 ate Troopers beat and tear-gassed innocent marchers who had begun the marc
 h touched him deeply.  Jonathan was shot and killed on August 20th, 1965, 
 while pulling Ruby Sales, a young African American female civil rights wor
 ker, out of the path of Deputy Sheriff Tom Coleman&#39\;s shotgun blast, t
 aking the shot as he saved her life. This occurred in Hayneville, Alabama,
  after this group of protestors had been let out of the Hayneville jail, h
 aving spent a week there.   The film traces his life, focusing on the evol
 ution of his social commitment, and is the result of over ten years&#39\; 
 research and interviewing. Completed in 2003, presented nationally on PBS,
  and narrated by Sam Waterston, it has been praised by Morris Dees of the 
 Southern Poverty Law Center,  as &quot\;a powerful portrayal of the heroic
  life of a civil rights martyr, murdered for his ideals,&quot\; and featur
 es interviews with many heroes of the civil rights movement, as well as fr
 iends and family of Jonathan Daniels.\n\n \n\nLarry Benaquist was on the f
 aculty at Keene State College, from 1969 until 2010.   He began offering c
 ourses in film theory, history and then film production.   He has produced
  films, several of which having been on public television. Another of his 
 films was &ldquo\;Enter to Learn, Go Forth to Serve: The First Hundred Yea
 rs of Keene State College,&rdquo\; an in-depth, historical  examination of
  one of the hundreds of normal schools in America,  Keene Normal, which op
 ened the doors of education to those otherwise not able to afford it.\n\n 
 \n\nSpace is  limited.  You  must  RSVP  to  info@nyemmys.org to reserve a
  seat. Please write &ldquo\;Jonathan Daniels!&rdquo\; in the Subject Box\n
 \n \n\n\n\n\n--- This iCal file does *NOT* confirm registration.Event deta
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SUMMARY:Meet the Filmmaker
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>--- This iCal file does *NOT* confirm re
 gistration.Event details subject to change. ---</div><h1>Event Title: Meet
  the Filmmaker</h1><div>https://www.nyemmys.org/events/554/</div><br /><di
 v>When: Oct 22, 2014 14:00 PM US/Eastern</div><div>Speaker: </div><br /><d
 iv><h2><span style="color:#800080"><strong>Meet the Filmmaker: Larry Benaq
 uist</strong> <strong>&amp\; Bill Sullivan, Co-Producers</strong></span></
 h2>  <h2><span style="color:#800080"><strong>&ldquo\;The Journey of Jonath
 an Daniels&rdquo\;</strong>&nbsp\;</span></h2>  <p><span style="color:#000
 000"><strong>Date: Wednesday, October 22, 2014</strong></span></p>  <p><sp
 an style="color:#000000"><strong>Location: NY NATAS, 1375 Broadway (betwee
 n 37th and 38th Streets), Suite 2103</strong></span></p>  <p><span style="
 color:#000000"><strong>Reception: 6:00-6:30 PM ~ Program: 6:30-8:00 PM</st
 rong></span></p>  <p>&nbsp\;</p>  <p><span style="color:#000000">*Free to 
 NY NATAS Members!</span></p>  <p><span style="color:#000000">$15 for those
  without current NY NATAS membership.</span></p>  <p>&nbsp\;</p>  <p><span
  style="color:#000000">Produced &amp\; Moderated by Sumner Jules Glimcher.
 </span></p>  <p>&nbsp\;</p>  <p><span style="color:#000000"><strong><em><u
 >&ldquo\;Here Am I, Send Me: The Journey of Jonathan Daniels</u></em></str
 ong>,&rdquo\; examines the life of a brilliant, socially committed young m
 an from New Hampshire who went south to answer Dr. Martin Luther King&#39\
 ;s call for Americans of good will to assist in the voting rights drive wh
 ich was the purpose of the march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama. The vi
 olence of March 7th, Bloody Sunday, when Alabama State Troopers beat and t
 ear-gassed innocent marchers who had begun the march touched him deeply.&n
 bsp\; Jonathan was shot and killed on August 20th, 1965, while pulling Rub
 y Sales, a young African American female civil rights worker, out of the p
 ath of Deputy Sheriff Tom Coleman&#39\;s shotgun blast, taking the shot as
  he saved her life. This occurred in Hayneville, Alabama, after this group
  of protestors had been let out of the Hayneville jail, having spent a wee
 k there.&nbsp\;&nbsp\; The film traces his life, focusing on the evolution
  of his social commitment, and is the result of over ten years&#39\; resea
 rch and interviewing. Completed in 2003, presented nationally on PBS, and 
 narrated by Sam Waterston, it has been praised by Morris Dees of the South
 ern Poverty Law Center,&nbsp\; as &quot\;a powerful portrayal of the heroi
 c life of a civil rights martyr, murdered for his ideals,&quot\; and featu
 res interviews with many heroes of the civil rights movement, as well as f
 riends and family of Jonathan Daniels.</span></p>  <p>&nbsp\;</p>  <p><spa
 n style="color:#000000"><strong>Larry Benaquist</strong> was on the facult
 y at Keene State College, from 1969 until 2010.&nbsp\;&nbsp\; He began off
 ering courses in film theory, history and then film production.&nbsp\;&nbs
 p\; He has produced films, several of which having been on public televisi
 on. Another of his films was &ldquo\;<strong><em><u>Enter to Learn, Go For
 th to Serve: The First Hundred Years of Keene State College</u></em></stro
 ng>,&rdquo\; an in-depth, historical &nbsp\;examination of one of the hund
 reds of normal schools in America,&nbsp\; Keene Normal, which opened the d
 oors of education to those otherwise not able to afford it.</span></p>  <p
 >&nbsp\;</p>  <p><strong><span style="color:#008000">Space is&nbsp\; limit
 ed.&nbsp\; You&nbsp\; must&nbsp\; RSVP&nbsp\; to&nbsp\; </span><a href="ma
 ilto:info@nyemmys.org"><span style="color:#008000">info@nyemmys.org</span>
 </a><span style="color:#008000"> to reserve a seat. Please write &ldquo\;J
 onathan Daniels!&rdquo\; in the Subject Box</span></strong></p>  <div>&nbs
 p\;</div>   <div></div></div><div>--- This iCal file does *NOT* confirm re
 gistration.Event details subject to change. ---</div><div>--- Tendenci&reg
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