Discrimi*NATION Premieres on CrossingsTV

MANHATTAN, N.Y. - Sept. 13, 2022 - PRLog -- Actor Jennifer Betit Yen and Audiovisual Engineer Ray Lanuza combined forces to create a multi-media project sharing stories of anti-AAPI hate incidents collected from people across the country.  The made-for-television program focuses on creative storytelling to build empathy and awareness and encourages forging cross racial coalitions to fight racism. Jennifer Betit Yen commented, "Ray and I are very grateful to the Asian American Arts Alliance and CrossingsTV for their support, as well as to all the incredible cast and crew who made this show possible."  Talent featured on the show include Betit Yen, Erin Quill, Keisuke Hoashi, Tyler Ham Pong, Lanuza, Yumi Lawlor, Lisa Barcelo Story, and more.  Daniel Sakaya, President and COO of CrossingsTV, noted, "We're honored that the Asian American Film Lab has chosen Crossings TV to exhibit this most imminent and profound showcase of stories aimed at empowering our Asian American communities to stand against the anti-Asian hate sentiments and incidents that we unfortunately continue to see happening out there."

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About the Asian American Film Lab

The Film Lab is a non-profit 501(c)(3) headquartered in New York City that has been dedicated to the promotion and support of gender and ethnic diversity in media since 1998.  The Film Lab accomplishes that goal in three ways:  (1) education; (2) outreach and support; and (3) film, television and online entertainment production.  www.film-lab.org@AsAmFilmLab #DiscrimiNATION