Author: Joanne Lisosky
“Peace Queen” documentary wins TWO Telly Awards

“Peace Queen” a documentary produced in Tacoma in 2019, was awarded two Telly Awards today in New York City. The “Peace Queen” was awarded a Silver Award for Social Impact and another Silver Award for Motivational television.

The “Peace Queen” documentary highlighted story of Melannie Denise Cunningham, who was awarded the 2018 Greater Tacoma Peace Prize and rebranded herself, the Peace Queen. She was chosen as the Peace Laureate in 2018 for her life-long work toward racial reconciliation. As a result of this honor, Melannie was awarded a seat at the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony in Oslo, Norway. A video crew followed her journey to Norway and highlighted the discoveries she made along the way about the meaning of peace is and how it can be fostered.
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Watch the Peace Queen
on KBTC
Peace Queen
January 16 @ 8 pm.
January 17@ 7 p.m.
January 20 @ 6:30 p.m.
Promo video
Tacoma Premiere Oct. 12 @ Washington State History Museum
Premiere event for “Peace Queen from the [253]” will take place at the Washington State History Museum 1911 Pacific Avenue in Tacoma.
Viewing is free.
A gala reception will proceed the film and Q&A following the viewing.
Here’s a preview…