“Usually environmental films, no matter how good they are, are an
eco-bummer,” Mark Kitchell says. “These people succeed against enormous
odds. And that should give us some kind of hope.”
Join students, staff and faculty on Wednesday, April 23rd.
5:30-7:30 in Thompson Hall, room 175 (off of Union Ave)
FREE and open to the public
Presented by the Sound Policy Institute and the Sierra Club
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Mark Kitchell tells Newsweek that he made the film “not for our generation
but for the next generations -- young people who know how important these
issues are but have never experienced much of a movement, who struggle to
find a handle for activism against impossible issues like climate change.”
*“Usually environmental films, no matter how good they are, are an
eco-bummer,” Mark Kitchell says. “These people succeed against enormous
odds. And that should give us some kind of hope.”*
Join students, staff and faculty on *Wednesday, April 23rd*.
*5:30-7:30* in Thompson Hall, room 175 (off of Union Ave)
*FREE and open to the public*
Presented by the Sound Policy Institute and the Sierra Club
[image: Inline image 1]
*Mark Kitchell tells Newsweek that he made the film “not for our generation
but for the next generations -- young people who know how important these
issues are but have never experienced much of a movement, who struggle to
find a handle for activism against impossible issues like climate change.”*
