The human river that flowed through NYC for the People’s Climate March proved that we are not alone — in our concern for the environment, our belief that systemic international action is coming unacceptably slow, and our hope that solutions are available and the time to apply them is clear.
Sharks play a critical role in keeping our oceans healthy and in balance, yet the more common narrative portrays them as savage and dangerous. Our role as responsible storytellers is to shine a light on the nuance, as free diver and photographer Wolfgang Leander has done his whole life.
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.
Creative Minds International Academy works for the education of all children in Nigeria and is a good resource for those wishing to support the rescue of the 200 Nigerian schoolgirls kidnapped last month.