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Earth Island Presents:
- Standing on Sacred Ground
- What: Join our MC for the evening, Ariel Luckey, and Sacred Land Film Project’s founder & director Toby McLeod for a screening of several segments from SLFP’s new documentary film series Standing on Sacred Ground. In addition to clips, we’ll hear presentations from two special guests who are featured in the film: Caleen Sisk-Franco, chief of the Winnemem Wintu tribe of northern California; and Danil Mamyev, founder of Uch Enmek Nature Park in the Altai Republic of Russia.
Tickets for the film and talk are $15 each.
Prior to the screening Sacred Land Film Project will host a special reception. Guests will have the opportunity to meet Caleen and Danil and sample a special appetizer buffet prepared by Back to Earth catering. Sourced from local, sustainably-produced and organic ingredients, the buffet will feature dishes from some of the communities profiled in Standing on Sacred Ground including Hawai‘i, Altai, and Peru. The reception will also feature a silent auction to benefit production of the film, where guests will have the opportunity to bid on unique, one-of-a-kind items donated by friends of SLFP.
Tickets for the Reception, Film & Talk are $100 each
Purchase tickets now or at the door on the night of the event. (This event may sell out so we strongly advise that you purchase your tickets in advance.)
- When: Thursday March 15, 2012 – 6:00 pm
- Where: At the David Brower Center, 2150 Allston Way in Berkeley, California
- For more information call 510-859-9100
Other Events:
- Understanding Population Impact: How Slowing Growth Can Lead to Prosperity
- What: The next installment of HowMany.org’s Speaker Series featuring Dr. Malcolm Potts and Dr. Martha Campbell of UC Berkeley’s Bixby Center for Population, Health and Sustainability. Drs. Potts and Campbell will engage the audience on the benefits of slowing population growth, and actions for helping others understand the importance as we confront global issues of economic hardship, threats to basic reproductive health care and fragile ecosystems disappearing at record rates. While there are many numbers and arguments for the Earth’s maximum sustainable human population, they all hinge on the question: In what manner shall the Earth’s species live?
- When: Thursday February 9, 2012 – 7:00 pm
- Where: At the Berkeley Fellowship of Unitarian Universalists, 1924 Cedar St. at Bonita, Berkeley, California
- For more information, call 510-848-9061, or email dan at howmany.org.
- Exploring 7 Billion: Population, Inequities, and our Changing Climate
- What: In cooperation with Berkeley Ecology Center, HowMany.org will host a screening of the film, Mother: Caring for 7 Billion, followed by a panel discussion of experts from the Institute for Population Studies (IPS), Global Footprint Network, Sierra Club and Earth Island Institute to explore the complex and critical – yet often not discussed – intersection of population growth and climate change and the effects both have on human health, women’s rights, and the social and economic issues we face globally and locally.
- When: Thursday February 23, 2012 – 7:00 pm
- Where: At Berkeley Ecology Center, 2530 San Pablo Ave. at Dwight Way, Berkeley, California
- For more information call 510-548-2220 x240, or write debra at ecologycenter.org
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