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Carol Barta
Apr 7, 2014, 7:02:52 PM4/7/14
to flinth...@googlegroups.com, Scott Smith, Gerry Snyder, Ben Champion
The Flint Hills Resilience Coalition will be hosting a watch party for this video on Sunday at 7 in the conference room at UFM.
For more info contact me at snows...@hotmail.com
Carol
“In the course of history, there comes a time when humanity is called to shift to a new level of consciousness, to reach a higher moral ground. A time when we have to shed our fear and give hope to each other. That time is now.”
~ Wangari Maathai
Subject: This Sunday: Harrison Ford, the climate movement, and you.
From: 3...@350.org
To: Snows...@hotmail.com
Date: Mon, 7 Apr 2014 19:21:42 +0000
“In the course of history, there comes a time when humanity is called to shift to a new level of consciousness, to reach a higher moral ground. A time when we have to shed our fear and give hope to each other. That time is now.”
~ Wangari Maathai
Subject: This Sunday: Harrison Ford, the climate movement, and you.
From: 3...@350.org
To: Snows...@hotmail.com
Date: Mon, 7 Apr 2014 19:21:42 +0000
Dear friends,
Have you ever thought that the movement to fight climate change needs to get WAY bigger?
Good news: on Sunday, a new TV show is coming out that might just get a huge number of people connecting dots on climate change. Check out the epic trailer for the show:
It’s called “Years of Living Dangerously”, and it’s shaping up to be a pretty big deal. It’s got some big stars (Harrison Ford, Don Cheadle), is being produced by James Cameron (who made Avatar and Titanic), and tells a story of planetary proportions: the story of the climate crisis. The first of nine episodes is coming out on April 13th, and the buzz is really starting to build.
This is one of those moments you want to seize, so we’re going big and launching a day of watch-parties on Sunday, April 13th. All over the country, in living rooms and libraries, we’ll gather to watch the show, join a live web-chat afterwards, and talk about where we can go from here.
To make this work, we need people like you to step up and host an event. It’s pretty easy -- the first episode is being streamed for free on YouTube (future episodes will be on Showtime), so all you need is a way to display it and a place for folks to gather and watch it.
Can you help out by hosting a local watch-party on April 13th?
Yes, I'm interested in hosting an event!
I can’t host an event, but I’d like to join one near me.
At 350.org, we’re working on a lot of big climate campaigns: the Reject and Protect action in DC to stop the Keystone XL pipeline on April 26th, the fast-growing Fossil Free divestment campaign, plus hundreds of vitally important local and regional struggles across the country.
All of these efforts have one thing in common: the more people that join them, the stronger this movement becomes. This show, “The Years of Living Dangerously”, has the potential to get a LOT of new folks thinking about the climate crisis.
So, let’s harness this moment.
With gratitude,
Anna for the 350.org team
P.S. Not sure if you can commit to hosting an event yet? Click here to learn more about hosting an event and watch the epic trailer for the Years of Living Dangerously.
350.org is building a global climate movement. Become a sustaining donor to keep this movement strong and growing.
Have you ever thought that the movement to fight climate change needs to get WAY bigger?
Good news: on Sunday, a new TV show is coming out that might just get a huge number of people connecting dots on climate change. Check out the epic trailer for the show:
It’s called “Years of Living Dangerously”, and it’s shaping up to be a pretty big deal. It’s got some big stars (Harrison Ford, Don Cheadle), is being produced by James Cameron (who made Avatar and Titanic), and tells a story of planetary proportions: the story of the climate crisis. The first of nine episodes is coming out on April 13th, and the buzz is really starting to build.
This is one of those moments you want to seize, so we’re going big and launching a day of watch-parties on Sunday, April 13th. All over the country, in living rooms and libraries, we’ll gather to watch the show, join a live web-chat afterwards, and talk about where we can go from here.
To make this work, we need people like you to step up and host an event. It’s pretty easy -- the first episode is being streamed for free on YouTube (future episodes will be on Showtime), so all you need is a way to display it and a place for folks to gather and watch it.
Can you help out by hosting a local watch-party on April 13th?
Yes, I'm interested in hosting an event!
I can’t host an event, but I’d like to join one near me.
At 350.org, we’re working on a lot of big climate campaigns: the Reject and Protect action in DC to stop the Keystone XL pipeline on April 26th, the fast-growing Fossil Free divestment campaign, plus hundreds of vitally important local and regional struggles across the country.
All of these efforts have one thing in common: the more people that join them, the stronger this movement becomes. This show, “The Years of Living Dangerously”, has the potential to get a LOT of new folks thinking about the climate crisis.
So, let’s harness this moment.
With gratitude,
Anna for the 350.org team
P.S. Not sure if you can commit to hosting an event yet? Click here to learn more about hosting an event and watch the epic trailer for the Years of Living Dangerously.
350.org is building a global climate movement. Become a sustaining donor to keep this movement strong and growing.
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