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Take 1 Action online Film Festival to 27 September

16 September 2020

Since 2008, Take One Action Film Festivals have engaged tens of thousands of people with hundreds of world-class films, showcasing inspiring stories that explore issues of global concern and providing training for budding and experienced changemakers.
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The current global health crisis has forced most festivals to radically re-think their delivery. Once we opted to offer all our screenings and events online, we set out to put together a programme that we would have been excited to share with audiences in cinemas and community venues – and vowed to make the most of the nimbleness a digital festival offers.

Our 2020 edition runs from 16 – 27 September. Like every Take One Action Film Festival, it showcases some of the most urgent, inspiring and challenging international cinema exploring social and environmental justice – but, for the first time, all our films and events can be accessed from anywhere in the UK.

Festival details

Full programme    (Click on the film image or title to book and pay)

Films can be viewed online at any time between 16 - 27 September.

 

 


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Scotland's Climate Week - Eco Congregation Scotland

16 September 2020


Tackling the climate emergency together



While the coronavirus pandemic has led to radical changes over recent months, the climate emergency hasn’t gone away.  Scotland’s Climate Week (14–20 September 2020) aims to promote the message that, together, we can end Scotland’s contribution to climate change.  Eco-Congregation Scotland is supporting this special week with organisations across the country, celebrating and sharing what we are all already doing to tackle climate change, supporting a just and green recovery.

Please register now to take part in our own activities below, with a focus on food, a key theme for this Harvest month.  We are also holding a range of Climate Conversations to discuss the changes we can make locally and nationally over the next decade to reduce carbon emissions. Please join one of these if you are free this week.You can also register for the Scottish Government's programme of events here:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/scottish-government-climate-week-30948279029


Climate Conversations

Tuesday 15th September 2020,  11am - 12noon  or  12.30pm - 1.30pm
Wednesday 16th September 2020,  11am - 12noon  or  12.30pm - 1.30pm

Thursday 17th September 2020,  11am - 12noon  or  12.30pm - 1.30pm
Friday 18th September 2020,  12.30pm - 1.30pm 
https://www.ecocongregationscotland.org/upcomingevents/

What will like be like in 2030? What changes do you want to see in your local community? Join a Climate Conversation to consider what our options might be - locally and nationally - in reducing the causes and effects of a changing climate.

Love Food Hate Waste workshopFriday 18th September 2020,  10.30am - 12.30pm
https://www.ecocongregationscotland.org/event/love-food-hate-waste-workshop-3/

We are delighted to offer another chance to take part in an online Love Food Hate Waste workshop. This engaging workshop could really help save you money and stop food being wasted.

 


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Building Resilient Seed Systems

16 September 2020


Starts: 19:00
Ends: 20:30

Lessons from Latin America and Europe

Wednesday 16 September      7.00 - 8.30      online

A walk through various international grassroots seed systems and how we can use these lessons to build our seed network here in the UK.

Humberto Rios Labrada, the Latin America Program Director for ICRA - an agricultural research institute based in Spain - and David Price, director of the Seed Cooperative, will take us through various international grassroots seed systems and how we can use these lessons to build our seed network here in the UK.

Details and registration

 


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Take 1 Action online Film Festival to 27 September

16 September 2020

Since 2008, Take One Action Film Festivals have engaged tens of thousands of people with hundreds of world-class films, showcasing inspiring stories that explore issues of global concern and providing training for budding and experienced changemakers.
.   .   .   .   
The current global health crisis has forced most festivals to radically re-think their delivery. Once we opted to offer all our screenings and events online, we set out to put together a programme that we would have been excited to share with audiences in cinemas and community venues – and vowed to make the most of the nimbleness a digital festival offers.

Our 2020 edition runs from 16 – 27 September. Like every Take One Action Film Festival, it showcases some of the most urgent, inspiring and challenging international cinema exploring social and environmental justice – but, for the first time, all our films and events can be accessed from anywhere in the UK.

Festival details

Full programme    (Click on the film image or title to book and pay)

Films can be viewed online at any time between 16 - 27 September.

 

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