Emery's profile
Ras Tre Subira is the Co-Director for AYA Inc (Afrikan Youth Alchemy),
a community-based nonprofit organization that develops youth as cultural ambassadors
who use expeditionary learning, media and arts to educate themselves and the communities
they serve. Mr. Subira facilitates I AM (Independent Afrikan Minds) a youth leadership program
that cultivates youth leadership through community service projects, including
an “educultural” study-tour to Ghana, West Africa. With a B.A. in African Diasporan
Studies, M.A. in International Development, and MFA in Documentary Film, Mr.
Whitlow has a wealth of experience in using media technology to support community
development projects. This includes promoting trade and investment in Liberia with
the Ministry of Commerce and producing teacher-training videos in Ethiopia with the
Ministry of Education. As an award-winning filmmaker and educator, Mr. Whitlow’s
documentary films have been featured internationally and domestically on CNN, PBS
and local cable channels. He currently directs the Griot’s Eye program, in which youth
and community residents of the Park Heights neighborhood of Baltimore city produce
compelling video programs that encourage dialogue and action towards important
community issues.
that cultivates youth leadership through community service projects, including
an “educultural” study-tour to Ghana, West Africa. With a B.A. in African Diasporan
Studies, M.A. in International Development, and MFA in Documentary Film, Mr.
Whitlow has a wealth of experience in using media technology to support community
development projects. This includes promoting trade and investment in Liberia with
the Ministry of Commerce and producing teacher-training videos in Ethiopia with the
Ministry of Education. As an award-winning filmmaker and educator, Mr. Whitlow’s
documentary films have been featured internationally and domestically on CNN, PBS
and local cable channels. He currently directs the Griot’s Eye program, in which youth
and community residents of the Park Heights neighborhood of Baltimore city produce
compelling video programs that encourage dialogue and action towards important
community issues.
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