Climate Commons Documentary Film premiere
EarthDiverse invites you to attend an exclusive screening of a New Zealand-based documentary film entitled "Climate Commons" that will be shown for the first time in Kirikiriroa (Hamilton). Join us at Lido Cinema on the 30th of July at 4pm for a memorable viewing experience.
"Climate Commons" is a thought-provoking documentary that delves into the pressing issues surrounding climate change, offering practical solutions and actionable tips. Following the screening, an engaging panel discussion will be held, featuring experts who will share their insights on addressing climate challenges. This event will mark the launch of the Climate Commons Movement, a nationwide tour aimed at raising awareness and facilitating meaningful dialogues about climate change.
Event Programme:
• Welcome & Introduction
• Official Release
• Documentary Screening (60min)
• Climate Action Toolkit Distribution
• Panel Discussion with Experts (20min)
• Networking & Light Refreshments
Click on the link below to watch the trailer & book your tickets.
*Tickets are priced $10 and any proceeds go to the Climate Commons Trust.
This event is sponsored and supported by: Landscape Foundation, Manaaki Whenua Landcare Research, Trust Waikato, Waikato Wellbeing project, EarthDiverse and many other organisations and Associations helping to publicise this event.
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