Free admission for this screening sponsored by Western Mass Green Consortium and Prosperity Candle.

The screening and discussion is free, but registration is required for this event. Please visit https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/TidewaterEvent to register.

Sponsored by Citizen's Climate Lobby Military Outreach Program

Col Mark Mykleby and Ann Phillips will speak after the film's screening. The event is co-sponsered by CCS.

Climate Action and Community Engagement  : Tidewater Film Screening and Discussion with the City of Santa Cruz's Sustainability + Action Manager, Dr. Tiffany Wise-West

Saturday, July 21st, 2-4pm,

Garfield Branch Library, 705 Woodrow Ave, Santa Cruz, CA., 95060

Contact Jesse Koshlaychuk for more information

koshlaychukj@santacruzpl.org

831-427-7706 x 7669

Presented by Lynhaven River Now 

The screening begins at 6:30 p.m. It’s free and open to the public, but those who wish to attend should register by emailing office@LRNow.org, or by calling 757-962-5398.

https://www.kendallsq.org/event/screening-of-tidewater/

Join CCL Greensboro to screen the film Tidewater and learn more about the impacts of climate change on the military installations and people in the Tidewater area of coastal Virginia. Free admission. Refreshments will be served.

Featured Speaker: Discussion: Rebecca Herst, Dir., Sustainable Solutions Lab, U Mass Boston

Location: United Parish Brookline, Willett Hall, 15 Marion St. Entrance, Brookline

This event is organized by Climate Action Brookline as part of Climate Week 2018.

Friday, 13 April 2018,  7:00 pm -  8:30 pm

 Contact: http://www.climateactionbrookline.org/climate-week/contact-us

7:00 pm – 9:15 pm, SOC Event Space

Malsi Doyle and Michael Forman Theater

Program to begin at 7:00 p.m.

Free and Open to the Public (First Come, First Seated)

Filmmaking for Decision-Makers: A case-study of American Resilience Project’s Tidewater, & The Burden

Join award-winning Director and Founder of American Resilience Project, Roger Sorkin for an evening of film and discussion about the importance of crafting stories that speak clearly to citizens as well as decision-makers and politicians. 

Since 2015, American Resilience Project, an innovative hybrid between a nonprofit organization and film production company, has produced films that cut through the partisan divide as vital tools for achieving consensus around considering environmental challenges as ones of national security and economic opportunity,

The Burden (2015) and Tidewater (2017) have been shown at NATO Headquarters, in the White House, on Capitol Hill, at State Houses across the country, and at the NASDAQ Stock Market —in addition to the traditional film festival circuit and public broadcasting. Hear from the Director of both films about how and why his films are made to speak to those in power.

Private screening & lecture @ United States Military Academy featuring ARP Executive Director, and Director of "Tidewater," Roger Sorkin. 

Virginia Beach residents - Come out to Flood #Resilience 'Fun Afternoon' & Interactive Community Event. Mar 24 1.30pm at VB Central Library. Be part of the process 4 long-term resilience planning in VB. Showing of the film 'Tidewater' (2pm) & participate in interactive activities

Fletcher’s Energy & Environment Club, Political Risk Group, Arctic Conference, Students in Security, and the Tufts University Water: Systems, Science, and Society Symposium Present the award-winning documentary "Tidewater" featuring a Q&A w/ Director Roger Sorkin. 

Tidewater Screening with the Peoria World Affairs Council. 

Sunday, February 25 – Screening of the documentary “Tidewater,” a film that reviews the U.S. military’s readiness amid rising sea levels in Virginia.  The movie begins at 2:00 PM in the Giant Screen Theater at the Peoria Riverfront Museum.  An informal audience discussion will follow the showing.

Tickets for each film are $10.00 and can be purchased via the Peoria Riverfront Museum’s website via this link.  Tickets can also be purchased by phone via: 309-686-7000.  Tickets will also be available at the door as long as the screening is not sold out.

Join Defend Our Future as we partner with University House to screen the film Tidewater and discuss the implications of a warming world and national security. The film starts at 6 pm and will be followed by a group discussion.

Come on out and help contribute to this important discussion and help defend our future!

Snacks will be provided!

Time: 6 – 7:30 pm MST
Location: University House Tempe, 323 E. Veterans Way, Tempe, Arizona 85281

Sign up: https://www.facebook.com/events/1778610039107404/

https://www.facebook.com/events/184349515660215/

Join Jonathan Soohoo with Defend Our Future for a screening of the award-winning documentary, Tidewater at Ohio State University! 

A closer look at sea level rise in Hampton Roads, on the local PBS affiliate, WHRO. 

Tune in @ 6pm for our first T.V. screening! 

TIDEWATER

• SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2018

• 4:50 PM 5:50 PM

• BYRD THEATER (MAP)

https://rvaeff.org/2018-schedule

West Coast Premiere // Sea level rise is happening and Hampton Roads, Virginia, is on the frontline. Home to the world's largest naval base, 17 local jurisdictions, and 2 million citizens, the rising waters and sinking land could have a devastating effect on U.S. national security. Tidewater tells the personal story of a community accustomed to hardship and sacrifice through its military service. Now they’re coming together to create a new approach to building a resilient America, ready for the environmental realities of the 21st century.