Media Coverage
Video Media Hub
No podcast? Why no podcast Michele? Because I already spent years hearing myself talk on camera. 🤷👀🎥Â
These days, I prefer building the record in writing.
However, I've curated a collection of selected video clips, interviews, public appearances, and media projects featuring Michele Evans on camera or in connection with televised and digital storytelling.
From sports media and entertainment work to public testimony, advocacy, and creative projects, these videos reflect different chapters of Michele’s life in front of, behind, and around the camera. Some clips capture professional media work; others document public moments, lived experience, and the evolution of a writer, producer, journalist, and advocate.
Together, this archive highlights Michele’s long relationship with media - not only as a subject of stories, but as someone who has helped make them, shape them, and tell them.
Transforming pain into power,
Michele and team's work moves visitors!
The Rikers Public Memory Project (RPMP) was founded in 2018 to illuminate the lived experiences of individuals most impacted by Rikers Island, mobilize efforts to repair generational harm, and challenge dehumanizing narratives surrounding incarceration. The exhibition features creative works by the 2024 Narrative Change Community Fellows alongside historical context and personal stories about Rikers Island, the active New York City jail complex located in the East River. The 2024 Narrative Change Community Fellows are Anisah Sabur Mumin (documentary), Michele Evans (sculpture), Ofia Begum Ali (photography), and Helen “Skip” Skipper (theater). Click link to view full article. https://www.newyorkalmanack.com/2025/02/rikers-island-exhibit-torture/
Sports Media & Broadcast Archive
Before expanding into books and public-interest journalism reporting, Michele Evans worked in sports media and television production, including projects connected to ESPN and televised sports programming.Â
This archive highlights a few selected sports-related appearances, production work, and media projects from that earlier chapter.
Early Journalism Archive
Michele’s early Denver Weekly articles are preserved in the Denver Public Library Special Collections and Archives, Level 2 Research Collection, under periodical call number 071.8883.Â
Relevant microfilm/periodical volumes include Weekly v.23–30, dated Feb. 24, 1994–Feb. 14, 2002, and Weekly v.31–34, dated Feb. 28, 2002–Feb. 9, 2006.