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Cultural Curator
Political Commentator
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Imani M. Cheers, Ph.D.
Imani M. Cheers is a cultural curator, multimedia producer, and Associate Professor of Digital Storytelling at The George Washington University. Through film, photography, and media commentary, she explores the lived experiences of the African Diaspora, with a focus on women, representation, and global justice.
Her work spans scholarship, storytelling, and on-air analysis—appearing on outlets such as ABC, NBC, BBC, and Al Jazeera to discuss topics ranging from pop culture to politics. She is the author of The Evolution of Black Women in Television and the forthcoming Sacred Sisterhoods.
As a producer, director, and script supervisor with Zuri Productions, she leads creative projects that amplify Black voices and stories—bringing cultural narratives to life through compelling visuals and intentional storytelling.
Beyond the classroom and studio, she’s often chasing stories—and passport stamps—with her son, Isaiah.