Maryland Public Television Airing Tidewater in April, 2024

Maryland audiences can watch the documentary, Tidewater by American Resilience Project on television by tuning into their MPT station the following Dates & Times:

10 PM on Thursday, April 25th, or 2 AM on Friday, April 26th, 2024.

Dates & Times:

Thursday, April 25th at 10:00 PM

Friday, April 26th at 2:00 AM

About Tidewater:

The Hampton Roads area of Virginia is relatively unknown nationwide, but it is the region whose vulnerability to sea level rise most affects military readiness and our overall national security.

With 14 military installations spread across 17 local jurisdictions, it is our highest concentration of military assets in the country, where 1 in 6 residents is associated with our nation's defense. Their homes, schools, hospitals, and families increasingly struggle to keep up with the effects of rising waters and sinking land.

 

Interfaith Power & Light’s Faith Climate Action Week, 2023

IPL’s President, Rev. Susan Hendershot hosted a webinar conversation with Roger Sorkin, filmmaker, and The Rev. Gerald Durley, IPL’s Board Chair Emeritus, featured in one of the films. 110 people attended the webinar.

The film series Current Revolution offered by the American Resilience Project was chosen by Interfaith Power & Light (IPL) to be the featured film of IPL’s 2023 Faith Climate Action Week, their annual big spring week of action, where congregations across the nation are invited to preach, teach, and act to heal the climate. The films aligned with the 2023 Faith Climate Action Week theme, Living the Golden Rule: A Just Transition to a Clean Energy Economy.

ARP offered free screening rights to IPL congregations and religious organizations to screen the films to their groups during or around the week.

 370 screenings were held, with approximately 11,056 film viewers at these events, estimated by the screening hosts. In addition, approximately 532 individuals viewed the film at home, not part of a group screening, for a total of approximately 11,588 viewers.

IPL would like to thank ARP for the generous offer of free screening rights for this film series and for allowing IPL to print DVDs for congregations that prefer that technology. The 100 DVDs we printed sold out early; we wish we had printed more to meet continuing demand! But it was too late in the spring to have them arrive in time.