The American Resilience Project presents "Farm Free or Die" (30 min) followed by an expert panel discussion on climate and agriculture
Farm Free or Die An Outdoor Film Screening & Panel Discussion August 5, 2022 7:30 p.m. – 9:15 p.m. Florence Civic Center Lawn Save the date for an outdoor screening of Florence filmmaker Roger Sorkin's latest film, Farm Free or Die, on the lawn of the Florence Civic Center.
Farm Free or Die screening at the Berlin branch of the Worcester County Library in Maryland
The event will begin with a screening of "The Burden," a 40-minute film that discusses how the military is confronting the national security threat presented by climate change by transitioning to renewable energy wherever it facilitates mission accomplishment, reduces risks to life and limb of our warfighters, or builds resilience to harms to bases and facilities. The film shows that when the military shifts away from fossil fuels, it can both save U.S. taxpayers money and increase military effectiveness and resilience.
The screening will be followed by a discussion with the filmmaker, Roger Sorkin, and four distinguished national security experts:
Honorable John Conger, Director of the Center for Climate and Security (moderator)
Admiral Paul Zukunft, U.S. Coast Guard, retired
Honorable Sharon Burke, former Assistant Secretary of Defense for Operational Energy
Lieutenant General John Castellaw, U.S. Marine Corps, retired
The four panelists were among 58 military and national security leaders who signed a March 2019 letter to the president warning of the threat that climate change poses to the U.S.
Veterans Advanced Energy Week is scheduled August 10-13, 2020. Participants will gain insights into the technology, policy, and economic trends that are driving the global energy transition from senior leaders and experts across industry, academia, and government. Opportunities will also be provided to help participants develop networks with other veterans, supporters, and potential employers through company introductions, a resume database, and job board postings.
Veterans Advanced Energy Week is scheduled August 10-13, 2020. Participants will gain insights into the technology, policy, and economic trends that are driving the global energy transition from senior leaders and experts across industry, academia, and government. Opportunities will also be provided to help participants develop networks with other veterans, supporters, and potential employers through company introductions, a resume database, and job board postings.
Veterans Advanced Energy Week is scheduled August 10-13, 2020. Participants will gain insights into the technology, policy, and economic trends that are driving the global energy transition from senior leaders and experts across industry, academia, and government. Opportunities will also be provided to help participants develop networks with other veterans, supporters, and potential employers through company introductions, a resume database, and job board postings.
The University of Hawaiʻi Sea Grant College Program is pleased to invite you to an exciting online event focused on impacts from tidal flooding and sea level rise on the military sector. The intent of this screening is to provide an opportunity for dialogue on sea-level rise adaptation, explore existing tools, and share expertise.
Please use this link to register by July 27th: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/7853273203231777547
This event is part of the NOAA IRC Seminar Series and will feature a screening of Tidewater, the award-winning film from the American Resilience Project, followed by a panel discussion from local climate and resilience experts. We are excited to announce that Roger Sorkin, Director of Tidewater and Founder and Executive Director of the American Resilience Project, will be online to personally introduce his film.
The screening will be followed by a facilitated discussion with our invited panelists, Katy Hintzen (University of Hawaiʻi Sea Grant College), Dr. Phil Thompson (University of Hawaiʻi Sea Level Center), Captain Barry Choy (UH Marine Center), Jessica Podoski (US Army Corps of Engineers), and others as well as a brief question and answer session. Registration will close on July 27th. Please share event information (and attached flyer) with anyone in your networks who may be interested.
March 13, - Roots Zero Waste Market, 3308 W Chinden Blvd, Garden City, ID 83714, 6 - 730p
March 5, Thursday (First Thursday) - Neckar Coffee, 117 S 10th St, Boise, ID 83702, 630 - 8p
February 20, Thursday - Bown Crossing Library, 2153 E Riverwalk Dr, Boise, ID 83706, 630 - 8p
February 11, Tuesday - Hillcrest Library, 5246 W Overland Rd, Boise, ID 83705, 630 - 8p
When: Jan 13 2020 - 5:30pm until Jan 13 2020 - 7:30pm
Where: Waiwai Collective
https://www.eastwestcenter.org/events/film-screening-and-panel-discussion-featuring-roger-sorkin
Directions: https://goo.gl/maps/kWfvynRJ58Ws7piK9
What:
Join us for an evening of film and commentary on the power of strategic narratives to guide complex environmental and energy challenges and unite the widest variety of people and institutions across the political spectrum around a common purpose. Following film excerpts and director's commentary, Mr. Sorkin will be joined in a panel discussion by Scott Seu, Chair of Hawaii Green Growth and incoming President and CEO of Hawaiian Electric, and Henk Rogers, Chair of Blue Planet Foundation, moderated by Amanda Ellis, ASU Executive Director Hawaii/Asia Pacific, Julie Ann Wrigley Global Institute of Sustainability and East-West Center Alumni President.
Locally sourced and artisanal hand-crafted pūpū (appetizers) and ʻawa (traditional drink) will be available for purchase by cash or card. Parking for Waiwai Collective is located on the ma kai (seaward) side of the Varsity building. Entrance to the lot is located off of Coyne Street. Parking is $4 for the entire evening. Please pay cash at the self-pay box at the entrance to the lot, or pay by Smartphone.
Join award-winning Director and Founder of American Resilience Project, Roger Sorkin, for an evening of film and discussion on the power of strategic narratives to guide complex environmental and energy challenges and unite the widest variety of people and institutions across the political spectrum around a common purpose.
The Burden will be shown at the Nampa Public Library, 215 12th Ave S, Nampa, ID 83651 on Saturday, November 2, from 2-4. (Doors open at 1:45.) By Canyon County Citizens' Climate Lobby. A brief discussion of film and description of H.R. 763, Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act will follow.
November 2, 2019 South Portland, ME Abromson Center; USM
September 26, 2019 Miles City, MT Montana Theater
September 21, 2019 Billings, MT Babcock Theater
September 7, 2019 Alexandria, LA Alexandria Convention Hall
September 6, 2019 Mineral Point, WI Mineral Point Opera House
August 3, 2019 Columbus, GA (Saturday Late Afternoon) Columbus State Riverside Theatre
http://twincitiesfilmfest.org/films/current-revolution/
https://www.showplaceicon.com/Browsing/Movies/Details/h-HO00002751
American Resilience Project's new film series and associated outreach campaigns tackles the challenge of how the utility, auto, tech and defense industries can help modernize the aging power grid to make it more secure and responsive to the needs of its users, while enhancing environmental performance.
Screening Date(s):Thursday October 17th 5:15 PM
Director:Roger Sorkin
Runtime:37 min
Rating:NR
Ticket Price:$13
Premiere Status:
Minnesota
https://www.advancedenergynow.org/full-agenda-west
BREW AND VIEW
A special screening of Current Revolution followed by Q&A moderated by the film's award-winning producer, writer and director, Roger Sorkin, and a reception with local beer and wine with light fare.
Moderator: Roger Sorkin, Award-winning Filmmaker and Executive Director, American Resilience Project
Featured speakers:
Dru Bacon, President, Conservative Alliance for Solar Energy (CASE)
Paul Hirt, Board of Directors, Salt River Project (SPR)
Barbara Lockwood, Arizona Public Service Company (APS)
Kris Mayes, Professor & Director, Utility of the Future Center, Arizona State University (ASU)
We are thrilled to announce that the Environmental Film Festival in the Nation’s Capital (DCEFF) will be co-presenting Current Revolution on Saturday, October 12th at 11 am at the Frank Center!
The brilliant solutions and success stories in this film will light you up! It tackles the challenge of how the utility, auto, tech and defense industries can help modernize the aging power grid to make it more secure and responsive to the needs of its users, while enhancing environmental performance. Learn how the nation can embrace smart investments that support grid modernization through distributed renewable energy generation and the development of an electric vehicle infrastructure.
TICKETS: https://acff.eventive.org/films/5d557a5a95302e022c6e910f
You're Invited to a WMGC Green Night Event:
Transforming America's Electric Grid: "Current Revolution"
A Film by Roger Sorkin
5-7pm Wednesday October 9, 2019
Platform Sports Bar
125A Pleasant St, Northampton, MA 01060
WINNER OF THE GREEN SPARK AWARD
https://conservationfilmfest.org/current-revolution/
TICKETS FOR OCTOBER 5th: https://acff.eventive.org/films/5d557a5a95302e022c6e910f
TIDEWATER / Film Screening and Panel Discussion
WHEN AND WHERE: Thursday, October 3rd at 6:30 PM at La Grua Center, 32 Water Street, Stonington, CT 06378
The Magic Lantern Theater together with the Citizens’ Climate Lobby will offer a free screening of “Tidewater” from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday at the Unitarian Universalist Church of the Shenandoah Valley, 6380 Valley Pike south of Stephens City.
November 2, 2019 South Portland, ME Abromson Center; USM
September 26, 2019 Miles City, MT Montana Theater
September 21, 2019 Billings, MT Babcock Theater
September 7, 2019 Alexandria, LA Alexandria Convention Hall
September 6, 2019 Mineral Point, WI Mineral Point Opera House
August 3, 2019 Columbus, GA (Saturday Late Afternoon) Columbus State Riverside Theatre
American Resilience Project (501c3 Nonprofit)
Current Revolution Episode 3
Workforce Rising
The rapid advancement of electric vehicles is disrupting numerous industries and workforces, and the lack of charging infrastructure and grid capacity lags behind advances in automotive technology.
Farm Free or Die
Farmers on the frontlines of environmental and economic adversity share how carbon removal and regenerative agriculture are the best solutions for improving their lives, strengthening food security, and fighting the climate crisis.
Current Revolution Episode 2
Nation in Transition
Watch Nation in Transition and take action to help guide our energy transition.
