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Revision as of 11:42, 11 March 2016
Part of Speech
Noun
Pronunciation
[məlt-ee kəlt-ee]
Description
The Multicultural Filmmakers Collective, commonly referred to as MultiCulti, is an RTVF student group that seeks to nurture, promote, and ally multicultural student filmmakers at Northwestern University, as well as support student films that present multicultural concerns and experiences. This includes any perspectives that are not often represented, including, but not limited to people of color, women, LGBT, and religious minorities.
MultiCulti was founded in 2012. Beginning in 2013 they've given an annual $500 grant towards a film that reflects the MultiCulti mission statement. MultiCulti can be used to refer to the student group or the grant itself.
Usage
This term is used by RTVF undergraduates.
Example Sentence
- "MultiCulti is having exec board petitions tonight."
- "My friend got MultiCulti last year. Her movie was about a girl dealing with family tension on her quinceañera."
