We The People, 2.0

PRESENTED BY: Mt Baker Meaningful Movies
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6:30 PM, Thursday, March 30, 2017 PST
Location: Mt Baker (click for map)
by Anne Miller / March 8, 2017 / 1  Mt. Baker Community Club, 2811 Mt. Rainier Drive S Seattle,WA

We the People 2.0, is a film about Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund’s (CELDF) work with communities to mobilize the Community Rights movement across the country. “We the People 2.0” shares stories from Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Oregon, where communities are organizing to stop fracking, sludging of farmland, and other harmful corporate practices. They are adopting rights-based laws to ban these harmful activities as a violation of rights, laying the foundation to create the sustainable communities they envision. CELDF works to establish and protect rights – including worker and environmental rights and rights of nature [celdf.org].

Sponsors: Mt Baker Community Club South Seattle Climate Action Network

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Release Year: 2016

Running Time: 1 he 30 mins

Director: Leila Connors

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  1. Janet Duecy
    #1 Janet Duecy 13 March, 2017, 21:16

    I’ve heard very good things about this film – inspiring, eye-opening! It was a Sundance Film Festival selection. Doors open at 6 pm for conversation and snacks. Audience DISCUSSION follows the movie. SEE YOU THERE!

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