Thanks to our Partners and Sponsors
The CaribbeanTales Youth Film Festival is produced by CARIBBEANTALES
We acknowledge the financial support of the Department of Canadian Heritage through Canadian Culture Online.
The CaribbeanTales Youth Film Festival is a proud partner of The Caribbean Studies Program and New College at the University of Toronto.
CaribbeanTales gratefully acknoledges the support of The Multicultural History Society of Ontario.
Support CaribbeanTales! Contact Miki at 416 598 1410 or ctyfilmfestival@gmail.com for a sponsorship package.
The Woman I Have Become
by Alison Duke
The Woman I Have Become (2008) – This 60 min. documentary tells the stories of eight black women with incredible strength and character who are living with HiV/AIDS in Toronto Canada. The film offers insight into how many African and Caribbean women live with and experience HIV, the circumstances that challenge them and their copy strategies. The film was funded in part by the Trillium Foundation, Women’s Health In Women’s Hands (WHIWH), ACCHO, Blackcap and Voices of Positive Women. The film premiered on International Aids Day in 2007 at the Bloor Cinema, Toronto and the 2008 Worlds Aids Conference in Mexico City. The Woman I Have Become is free and now available in six different languages: French, Amharic, Arabic, Somali, Swahili and English). A discussion guide is also available for public and private screenings through WHIWH.
