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| - The March on Washington Film Festival is an annual Civil Rights Legacy Project that has traditionally taken place in various locations across Washington, D.C. It offers film screenings, an emerging and student filmmaker competition, various award ceremonies, performances of the arts, exhibits and panel discussions featuring filmmakers, academics, and activists. (en)
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| - The March on Washington Film Festival is an annual Civil Rights Legacy Project that has traditionally taken place in various locations across Washington, D.C. It offers film screenings, an emerging and student filmmaker competition, various award ceremonies, performances of the arts, exhibits and panel discussions featuring filmmakers, academics, and activists. The Festival was founded in 2013 by Robert Raben, former Assistant Attorney General at the Department of Justice under former President Clinton, and founder of The Raben Group, a national public policy firm in Washington D.C. The March on Washington Film Festival features film, first-person accounts, scholarship, and the performing and visual arts to share stories based on the civil rights movement. (en)
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