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Onward with Ava DuVernay

Exploring art, justice and the democratic imagination.

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ONE CANDLE

What a Year of Writing Taught Me

Selma Undone

The Supreme Court’s Heinous Decision

If You Need A Hug...

To The Moon And Back

Perfect Vessels

On Cesar Chávez, Dolores Huerta and the cost of our heroes

Three American Witnesses

Jackson, Wiseman & Duvall

The Logic of Resistance

Ava Talks with Historian Tim Snyder

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The Narrative War

I keep thinking about the moment when language breaks eye contact with truth.

KING

A clip from SELMA in celebration of King Day

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I’m Not Selling This

Every new year, we’re encouraged to announce what we plan to add to our lives.

New Work In A New World

An unfiltered conversation with Terry Moran about my upcoming film, his upcoming book and the responsibility we all have in this moment.

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How To Holiday Like A Filmmaker

Cheesy Holiday Musings From A Lady Filmmaker

I Tried To Write This, But Couldn't…

This Substack project of mine was supposed to push me to do more long-form writing.

The Mystery of August 28

The Day That Won’t Let Us Forget

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Bloom Where You’re Planted

How My Friend Lena Waithe Helped Me Get My Mind Right

Ava Goes Live with “Daughters of the Dust” Director Julie Dash

Ava DuVernay and Julie Dash

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David Oyelowo | OFF BOOK (With Personal Album)

Watch now (2 mins) | I can still remember the first time I heard his laugh thirteen years ago.

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Ava Goes Live with W. Kamau Bell (plus bonus playlist!)

On Denzel Washington, 80s hair metal bands and the challenges of navigating people with different political opinions.

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Ava with Terry Moran on The Myth of Objectivity

A conversation with journalist Terry Moran

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Ava Goes Live with Katie Couric

Ava's conversation with journalist Katie Couric

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Fortunately, There Were Rebels

The Last Seven Days Are A Blueprint