Urban Alliance for Sustainability Green Movie Night
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Urban Alliance for Sustainability Green Movie Night
Suzuki Speaks
Thursday, August 16
doors @ 6pm, movie @ 6:30, discussion to follow
Little Roxie Theater
3125 16th Street
San Francisco, CA, 94103
GoogleMap: http://tinyurl.com/t6pcc
more details: http://www.uas.coop/node/637
Come absorb some of the most insightful films, documentaries and commentaries across a wide spectrum of relevant topics of today and tomorrow. Urban Alliance for Sustainability's Green Movie Night provides a casual space for you to meet others in the local sustainability movement and encourages lively, open discussion. Local organizations working on the theme of the month participate in a Q/A discussion with the goal of creating effective collaborations and solutions. Afterwards, conversation continues down the block at Elixir (www.elixirsf.com), a Green-Certified business offering Green Movie Night attendees $1 off any organic beer, wine or mixed drink with your ticket stub.
Movie Night Details:
Doors open at 6pm, speakers and film start at 6:30pm. Seating is
limited and we'll start promptly so you are encouraged to come early.
Admission is $8 or $4 for seniors and New College students, payable at
the Roxie box office two doors down. Additionally, a discount is
available to qualified UAS members - for more info go to http://www.UAS.coop/join
“When I first encountered First Nations people, they told me we are made of the four sacred elements: earth, air, fire and water. As I reflected on that, I realized we’ve framed the environmental problem the wrong way. There’s no environment "out there" for us to interact with. We are the environment, because we are the Earth. For me, that began a whole shift in the way that I looked at the issues that confront us and the way we live on this planet.” –-David Suzuki
Earth + Air + Fire + Water = Life. In a time when people are thirsty for honesty, inspiration, meaning and global change, comes renowned scientist and visionary Dr. David Suzuki, delivering the most important message of his career: what it means to be fully human in our interconnected universe. The film's stunning motion graphics weave a tapestry that transforms Dr. Suzuki's wisdom into a complete sensory experience, literally creating new worlds and new ways of seeing. Suzuki Speaks will leave you feeling renewed, challenged and alive.
Movie Length: 45 min.
Directed by Tony Papa
Produced by Cathy Chiclo and Tony Papa for Avanti Pictures Corporation
Forum Speakers:
(LEJ) a student at City College. She has worked on numerous
environmental justice issues in the southeast part of San Francisco
ranging from native plant restoration in wetland areas, community
garden revitalization, air quality, food security and fighting tobacco
influence. In 2005, she was awarded the national David Brower Youth
Award for her accomplishments.
Our website: <a href="http://www.lejyouth.org/" target="_blank" onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)">www.lejyouth.org
Literacy from the Environmental Justice (LEJ)
LEJ is an urban environmental education and youth empowerment
organization created to address the unique ecological and social
concerns of Bayview Hunterspoint, San Francisco and the surrounding
communities.
approximately 2500 public school students; employs up to 50 youth
interns from southeast San Francisco, and hosts an array of community
meetings, trainings, and large-scale public events serving thousands of
individuals from across the Bay Area and beyond.
About Urban Alliance for Sustainability (UAS):
UAS seeks to integrate and inspire the sustainability movement in the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond. By returning focus to solutions instead of problem statements, UAS hopes to activate the energy of those individuals and organizations that are feeling overwhelmed or helpless in this currently unsustainable world. For more information or to get involved, visit http://www.uas.coop.


