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Tia Lessin

Tia Lessin, a New York-based documentary filmmaker, received the 2002 Sidney Hillman Award for her work as producer and director of Behind the Labels, a film about sweatshops in Saipan that was shown on the Oxygen cable channel, before Congress and in theaters nationwide. Lessin was the supervising producer of the Academy Award-winning documentary film Bowling for Columbine and associate producer of the Academy Award-nominated Shadows of Hate. She has twice been nominated for Emmy Awards for her work in television. She co-produced Michael Moore’s latest film Fahrenheit 9/11.

Filmmaker Tia Lessin

March 30, 12:28 PM, Wechsler Theatre

Two-time Emmy award nominated filmmaker Tia Lessin shows clips from her films Behind the Labels: Garment Workers on US Saipan about sweatshop labor that appeared in theaters and on Oxygen network. Lessin has also worked with Michael Moore as line producer for Bowling for Columbine and associate producer for Fahrenheit 9/11. Click here to learn more.

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