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MeaningfulMoviesProject

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Our MMP Manager’s birthday is TODAY‼️🥳💗Happy Birthday to a very special lady! 🎊❤️Melinda is beautiful inside and out. She has an enormous heart and spreads light wherever she’s goes. Melinda is a Tacoma based filmmaker, and the manager of MeaningfulMoviesProject 🎥Happy birthday Melinda 🎉Wishing you an amazing birthday. Thanks for all you do! ... See MoreSee Less

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Join us in person or online at the UU Church of Spokane (Unitarian Universalist Church of Spokane 4340 West Whistalks Way Spokane,WA) to watch the first and fifth episodes of Housing and Help. They are on youtube. This series has been filmed over the last year covering the development of Camp Hope in Spokane. They travelled to Houston to find out how they have decreased their homeless population. Finally, they suggested some ideas to put into practice here in Spokane. Join us for the episodes and discussion.Special Guests: Gavin CooleySponsors: housingandhelp.orgFacebook Page: www.facebook.com/events/1769865110075269YouTube page: www.youtube.com/@housingandhelp#housing #homeless #society #help #spokane #meaningfulmoviesproject ... See MoreSee Less

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Please join Meaningful Movies Bellevue at our May family-friendly ZOOM screening! We will be hosting Agritopia: Rundown Apartments Reborn as a Food Forest Cohousing Village. The film shows what imagining a new way of living can do as we learn how Ole and Maitri Ersson turned a rundown apartment complex in Portland, Oregon, into a permaculture co-living space and urban food forest. The Ersson’s and other community members transformed a parking lot and overgrown yard into Kailash EcoVillage, a model for sustainable living that includes cohousing and organic gardening. Come and learn about the inspiring steps Kailash EcoVillage has taken to develop a lifestyle that can heal our environment and provide people with an alternative way of living. This screening will be the last of our shows before we take a summer break, so don’t miss out!ZOOM: us02web.zo.om.us/j/87929718047?pwd=NmwvcmdqdnZEYWJiS0t3ODRZWFhKQT09Sponsors: East shore UnitarianMMP website: meaningfulmovies.org#meaningfulmoviesproject #filmscreening #onlinescreening #agritopia #sustainableliving ... See MoreSee Less

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MeaningfulMoviesProject Manager, Melinda Raebyne also serves on the WA Filmworks Film Leadership Council for her work as a filmmaker. She reminds us to never let anyone tell you want you can and cannot do. That is a personal decision you get to decide. Surround yourself with those who inspire you and remind you of your greatness. There is a reason why you have that dream in your heart. Go after it knowing it’s yours. And she promises you will receive richness far greater than money. #filminWA #keepfilminwa #femalefilmmaker #melindaraebynefilms #beavoicesuiproduction #meaningfulmovie ... See MoreSee Less

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Get ready for an exciting evening! Join us, Mt Baker and West Seattle Meaningful Movies, for a captivating film session featuring 'The Economics of Happiness'. Mark your calendars because the fun begins on Zoom at 6:00 PM sharp on Thursday, May 25th! But that's not all! Stick around because at 7:15 PM, we'll dive into an engaging community conversation. Don't miss out on this incredible event!To learn more about and register for the event: meaningfulmovies.org/events/the-economics-of-happiness/ Join us on Zoom here: us02web.zoom.us/j/84322063054?pwd=UWxOQjJIUG53cS9ubXd0MWRHY2ZUZz09 Discover a thought-provoking journey in the award-winning film, 'The Economics of Happiness.' Experience a world pulled in two directions: governments and big businesses promoting globalization and corporate power, while communities worldwide resist and create a new path. Witness the rise of human-scale, ecological economies grounded in localization. This powerful documentary sheds light on the social, spiritual, and ecological costs of the global economy. Featuring inspiring figures like Vandana Shiva, Bill McKibben, and David Korten, it unveils the steps taken to rebuild local economies and communities. Join us on this captivating exploration of a brighter future.#economicsofhappiness #resistingglobalization #sustainablefuture #ecofriendly #sustainable #inspiration ... See MoreSee Less

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