You Are The Jury —
Exclusive Event For Diversity Professionals
Join other diversity professionals as a member of the jury in one of our interactive legal dramas, with deliberations led by retired Cook County Judge Gloria Coco. Signup for a free screening of Just Cause or Defamation to see the entire film and then deliberate to reach a verdict.
🗓️ Tue, Oct 24th, 2:00 PM CST
Screening Event: Just Cause
(3:00 Eastern/12:00 Pacific)
Free Event
🗓️ Tue, Oct 24th, 6:00 PM CST
Screening Event: Just Cause
(7:00 Eastern/4:00 Pacific)
Free Event
Watch The Trailer
Here’s The Story: Ms. Madison Loew is suing her former employer, Midwest Repertory Theatre, for Breach of Contract after she’s been fired for “racial insensitivity.” She claims MRT lacked just cause sufficient to end her employment contract.
Released in 2021: a brand new legal drama from the creators of nationally-accliamed Defamation. Set in the Covid-19 pandemic, Just Cause is a workplace story that explores the death of George Floyd, #MeToo feminism, cancel culture, social justice, and much more.
Judge Gloria Coco (ret.)
Retired Cook County Judge & Former County Prosecutor
Gloria Coco is proud to hail from Chicago’s South Side. She pulls from her experience as a retired Cook County Judge and former County Prosecutor. While on the bench, Gloria attended Northwestern University School of Communications, earning a second degree in Radio, TV, and Film.
In her role in Canamac’s interactive events, she leads audiences like yours as they navigate cases with issues of race, gender, social justice, and more to find consensus to reach a verdict.
Looking for a Screening of Defamation?
See Below
🗓️ Wed, Oct 25th, 6:00 PM CST
Screening Event: Defamation
(7:00 Eastern/4:00 Pacific)
Free Event
Watch The Trailer
Here’s The Story:
Ms. Regina Wade is suing Mr. Arthur Golden for Defamation after he’s accused her of stealing a family heirloom.
She claims she didn’t steal it—and that she lost business because of his accusations.
With 12 years running, nationally-acclaimed Defamation by Todd Logan is an “in-your-face mashup of race, class, religion, and law that gives you a view of two very different worlds… and then enlists you to take a stand.”
