We will be showing "Do the Math" for Earth Day at the Lincoln Theater for free this Sunday night at 6:30 p.m. It is a short film about fossil fuels and climate change, intended to inspire communities across the country to action. Please join us, and bring a friend! Also, please forward this e-mail to other friends and environmental groups you are involved with who might be interested, and post it on your Facebook pages. I will be there with Power Past Coal information, and yard signs for anyone who has a good location to post one.
A big thank-you to the Lincoln Theater for hosting this--we are so lucky to have such a great resource in our community.
Thanks!
Tracy Montaron
Friends,On Sunday, April 21st -- what we’re calling “Earth Night” -- 350.org will premiere a film about our work and our growing movement.
It features the big tour we did across the country last fall, and so the film is also called “Do the Math.” The trailer for the movie was just released a few minutes ago -- check it out:
On the night of April 21st, people will gather in hundreds of living rooms and libraries across the country for the premiere of the movie. Meeting in person is the lifeblood of our movement, and we hope that gathering to watch this snazzy film can be an opportunity to connect with new people and grow the movement locally.I’ve already had a chance to preview the movie; it is an inspiring, beautiful, and fast-paced story that shows the power of the growing climate movement. It clocks in at 42-minutes -- and it packs a lot in: from the cross-country tour we did last year, to the latest dispatches from leaders in the fight to stop Keystone XL, to the campaign to divest from fossil fuels.We also have a page that answers a lot of questions you might have about the movie -- check it out here:
You won’t want to miss it. Click here to watch the the trailer and join (or create!) an Earth Night gathering in your community.
www.350.org/mathOnwards,Anna for the whole 350.org teamP.S. April 21st is one day before the end of the State Department's public comment period on the Keystone XL pipeline -- so we'll make sure folks can collect and submit comments at local events.
A big thank-you to the Lincoln Theater for hosting this--we are so lucky to have such a great resource in our community.
Thanks!
Tracy Montaron
Friends,On Sunday, April 21st -- what we’re calling “Earth Night” -- 350.org will premiere a film about our work and our growing movement.
It features the big tour we did across the country last fall, and so the film is also called “Do the Math.” The trailer for the movie was just released a few minutes ago -- check it out:
On the night of April 21st, people will gather in hundreds of living rooms and libraries across the country for the premiere of the movie. Meeting in person is the lifeblood of our movement, and we hope that gathering to watch this snazzy film can be an opportunity to connect with new people and grow the movement locally.I’ve already had a chance to preview the movie; it is an inspiring, beautiful, and fast-paced story that shows the power of the growing climate movement. It clocks in at 42-minutes -- and it packs a lot in: from the cross-country tour we did last year, to the latest dispatches from leaders in the fight to stop Keystone XL, to the campaign to divest from fossil fuels.We also have a page that answers a lot of questions you might have about the movie -- check it out here:
You won’t want to miss it. Click here to watch the the trailer and join (or create!) an Earth Night gathering in your community.
www.350.org/mathOnwards,Anna for the whole 350.org teamP.S. April 21st is one day before the end of the State Department's public comment period on the Keystone XL pipeline -- so we'll make sure folks can collect and submit comments at local events.
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