"He’s
pro-active, and he doesn’t rest until the job’s done. You
want him on your side." |
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INCLUDE INCLUDE stands for Integrating Networks of Cultures, Learning and Understanding Diversity in Entertainment. It was founded by Bobby Del Rio. INCLUDE is home to the largest multicultural network in Canada’s entertainment industry. As we believe the best political activism is GIVING PEOPLE JOBS, we have an extensive listserve with LOTS of race-based auditions, job opportunities, arts opportunities, academic essays, newspaper articles and networking events. It is completely FREE to join us! We also strengthen the communication between all of our markedly different, and equally important cultures by sporadically organizing panels, social events, etc – in a coordinated effort to create a more culturally inclusive entertainment industry. (Future multicultural theatre/film/television production through subsidiary company INCLUDE Studios.) Prominent panel members from past INCLUDE panels include: Karen King (Executive Director/New Voices Fund for Toronto One), Mark Persaud (Chair/Standing Committee on Multiculturalism - Liberal Party of Canada), Ken Gass (artistic director/Factory Theatre), Raoul Bhaneja (series lead/TRAIN 48), and Andrew Moodie (writer of Chalmers-winning play RIOT). INCLUDE members include major artists, executives, producers, activists and politicians from organizations like: CBC
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