BIPoC Media Meet-Up: Networking & Insights mit Milka Loff Fernandes

In the organizer's words:

This event is especially for the BIPoC media community!

New year, new BIPoC Media Meet-Up!

The BIPoC Media Salon offers you an open space for exchange and networking. Come to the cozy premises of the Media Lab Bayern, meet like-minded people and network with other media professionals and founders from Munich and beyond. The focus is on media topics and everything to do with innovation.

Highlight: Input talk by Milka Loff Fernandes
Milka Loff Fernandes was a formative voice of music television as a presenter on VIVA - and thus a familiar face for many in the media world. Today, she is an actress, author and passionate advocate for diversity and equal opportunities in the media.

At the BIPoC Media Salon, she shares her experiences in the industry and talks about her career and the importance of representation - for media professionals, the media world and society as a whole

(The input talk is in German)

The BIPoC Media Meet-Up offers:

• A creative and inspiring space for BIPoC media professionals
• Exchange on current media topics
• New impulses and opportunities to work together and learn from each other
• Networking and good conversations with like-minded people

Hard facts:

• 📅 Date: January 21
• 🕕 Time: Admission from 18:30, input talk from 19:00
• 📍 Location: Media Lab Bayern, Idea Café

Participation:
Startup founders, media professionals and all visionaries from the media industry who identify as BIPoC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) are invited.
The event is also aimed at anyone who is interested in BIPoC topics, even if they are not BIPoC themselves.

👉 Would you like to be there? Register right here via Eventbrite!

We look forward to seeing you!
Your Media Lab Bayern team

Price information:

Startup founders, media professionals and all visionaries from the media industry who identify as BIPoC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) are invited. The event is also aimed at anyone who is interested in BIPoC issues, even if they are not BIPoC themselves.