Far From Home: Ankita Kumar on Storytelling Across Borders
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Journalist and filmmaker, Ankita M. Kumar has often been the only woman in the room with a voice. She tells Amy Boyle how she learned to keep speaking up, from a grandmother who crossed during Partition to covering India's COVID-19 crisis to making her Oscar-qualifying film, "Far From Home." A feminist conversation on resilience and cultural identity with Ankita, one of the inspirational women and female leaders proving that storytelling for social change starts with refusing to be silenced.
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