Master Navigator Nainoa Thompson and his crew plan to steer the Hokule’a, a replication of the canoe that ancient Polynesians used to explore the Pacific, around the world and make connections with a global spectrum of people and cultures. We wish our friends good luck and smooth sailing!
If you’re in the Bay Area in early June and want to watch some great documentary films, swing by DocFest, an annual two-week long festival with an exciting range of films on display, including our very own “Sunnydale Kids,” the story of inner city kids taking their first surf trip to the Pacific.
Dear Governor Hickenlooper (DGH), which debuted this weekend at MountainFilm in Telluride, is a collection of short films directed by concerned citizens about why fracking must be stopped in the state of Colorado. Our piece is about an affordable plan for each of the 50 states to move to renewable energy in the next 20 years.
On May 22 the “Stanford Social Innovation Review” will host its second annual “Social Media on Purpose,” a one-day conference at Stanford University that helps nonprofits and social mission organizations become masters of the social media platform.
Spending a day as a delegate at the United Nations revealed that the experts are optimistic about many of our most pressing challenges. Trouble is, they struggle to tell their stories and get the masses engaged in their solutions. This is where impact communications comes in.