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Join us for a special screening and community conversation focused on prostate cancer awareness and the disparities impacting Black men.
The Black Walnut is a powerful and innovative docudrama that sheds light on the alarming rates of prostate cancer among Black men. Featuring nine real-life prostate cancer survivors, along with a urologist and medical oncologist in dramatic roles, the film explores the systemic barriers Black men face in accessing healthcare and encourages men to take charge of their health.
Run time: 1 hour, 17 minutes
This event will bring together community members, healthcare providers, and prostate cancer advocates to view the film and engage in meaningful dialogue around prevention, treatment, and survivorship.
Attendees will have the opportunity to:
View The Black Walnut and meet the film’s writer and producer, Terrance Afer-Anderson
Participate in a panel discussion with local prostate cancer physicians and survivors who will share insights and strategies for overcoming disparities in prostate cancer care
Access educational materials and on-site PSA screenings
Enjoy a complimentary dinner following the event
We invite you to be part of this important conversation and help raise awareness in the community.
