The new emblem for Angel City F.C. was revealed today, and Natalie was one of the co-founders in charge of announcing it in this video, hosted by Kate Abdo. Natalie starts at 0:47
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Natalie joins exceptional artists from different fields like Dilone, Kim Yuna, India Mahdavi, Yara Shahidi and Leila Slimani to express themselves in honor women in a series of videos for a Dior Campaign called “Dior Stands With Women”. The video is after the jump:
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Natalie and activist (and writer) Patrisse Cullors-Brignac had a conversation about prison reform, motherhood, her career in activism, and the importance of having Black women and youth involved in @blacklivesmatter. They also go in depth about the creation and content of the young adult version of her memoir “When They Call You A Terrorist”. The full instagram video is after the jump:
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Natalie chatted with Deepa Kunapuli, Director of Digital Strategies of Sierra Club, about the connection between climate change and systemic racism. The instagram video after the jump:
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Last July we learned that Natalie would be joining the Toronto Film Festival as one of many “TIFF Ambassadors”: fifty actors, actresses, directors and artists who have had a relationship with the festival in the past. Well, today we can see a message from Natalie on the festival’s official Twitter, remembering her previous appearances (Black Swan, Jackie, A Tale of Love and Darkness …) and encouraging participants to enjoy this edition:
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Natalie had a conversation with Dr. Laura Markham about kids’ mental health during the pandemic on the Parents Together Instagram. After the jump we have Natalie’s post with a summary of the talk, and the full Parents Together video:
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Natalie sent a short message to Athletes Unlimited a couple of days ago to support their commitment with women’s softball and volleyball. The instagram video is after the jump. Thanks to Aran for the find:
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Natalie made her first long video on Instagram Live this afternoon. She chatted with young activist and teacher Melissa Denizard. We have the full appearance after the jump:
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