Our ambassador Jack Stanton and we are starting to plan an event - watch this space and let us know below if you can help with co-sponsorship, invitees, or friendly journalists. Let us know if you or a community leader might be available to speak at the event. 

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Our ambassador Jack Stanton and we are starting to plan an event - let us know below if you can help with invitations, venues, advance media articles, welcoming speakers, co-sponsorship or in any way. These are community events!

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Our ambassadors Jack Stanton, Dyan de Napoli, Tim Barnard and we are discussing a possible event - watch this space and let us know below if you can help in any way with invitations, venues, advance media articles, cosponsorship or community speakers at the event.

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We're thinking about this one, after a suggestion or two. Do you have an interest in helping organize this at the eclectic indie arthouse Jean Cocteau Theatre of George RR Martin? Watch this space and let us know below if you can help! (Photo: Felicia Day, with thanks!)

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Our ambassador Jack Stanton is kindly helping us plan a possible multi-town event on the Cape - watch this space and let us know below if you can help! (Photo: Jeannette de Beauvoir on Unsplash)

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Come join us for a community gathering at Transition Fidalgo's Quarterly Meeting, with a finger food supper and screening of Blue Carbon, Film 2 of The Climate Restorers.  This will be followed by a Town Hall-style Q&A with the director-producers and brief update on our global broadcast.

Venue: Anacortes Senior Center,1701 22nd St, Anacortes, WA

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Come join us for a community gathering at The Clyde Theatre with hosts Whidbey Climate Action and screening of Blue Carbon, Film 2 of The Climate Restorers.  This will be followed by a Town Hall-style Q&A with the producer-scientist and a brief update on our global broadcast.

Venue: The Clyde Theatre, 217 First Street, Langley WA

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Join us for a community film festival screening of Blue Carbon, Film 2 of The Climate Restorers! This will be followed by a Town Hall-style Q&A with the director-producers and hosts, Global Earth Repair Foundation and the inimitable Skeeter Pilarski, and hear some exciting updates on our global broadcast. ​

Venue: Fort Worden, Battery Way, Port Townsend, WA 98221.

The second of our sold-out #DoctoberFilmFestival screenings. We screened Film 2 on blue carbon, followed by Film 1 on methane. This was followed by Q&A with the director-producers and an update on our global broadcast. See also more info.  

Venue: Pickford Film Center, 1318 Bay St, Bellingham, WA

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The first of our sold-out #DoctoberFilmFestival screenings. We screened Film 2 on blue carbon, followed by Film 1 on methane. This was followed by Q&A with the director-producers and an update on our global broadcast. See also more info.  See also more info.  Venue: Pickford Film Center, 1318 Bay Street, Bellingham, WA 98225.  

Our ambassadors David Gottfried, Jorge Silva, Alisha Graves, and Hollis McLellan held a screening event with us at the David Brower Center in Berkeley. David Gottfried, godfather of the world and US green building movements, will be emcee! Please bring friends, family or colleagues!

Venue: Goldman Theater, David Brower Center 

2150 Allston Way, Berkeley, CA 94704

With the wonderful collaboration of the Madrona Institute, we're screening in Friday Harbor with co-hosts, Madrona President Ron Zee and VP Sarah Severn, in this most enchanted part of our exquisite planet. Join us to honor our continued agency over our Earth.  

Venue:  Brickworks Events Center, 150 Nichols Street

Friday Harbor, WA 98250

Senior water and environmental lawyer and climate restoration activist, Frances McChesney and her colleagues Steve Shaffer and Don Morrill are our absolutely stellar ambassadors and champions in Davis! Thank you all!

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Venue: Veterans Memorial Theatre

203 E 14th St, Davis, CA 95616

Our ambassador Jim Wilson and student activists from Napa Schools for Climate Action, Napa Climate NOW!, and League of Women Voters of Napa County are organizing this screening as committed partners of climate restoration.  If you can't attend but could co-sponsor the production, click here to donate!

Venue: Napa County Library, 580 Coombs St, Napa, CA 94559

A major North American faith community, Community of Christ, hosts this online event in their Climate Change Colloquy, a climate justice series.  RSVP to receive their formal invitation email and link. If you can't attend but could co-sponsor the production, click here to donate!  Thank you, Dean and Susi Wight for facilitating!

Online event: register here to receive an invitation and link!

We took the opportunity of the world's biggest global conference on accelerating nature-based solutions in the beautiful Mosi-oa-Tunya (Victoria Falls) to screen episode one on methane to global restoration experts. Let us know via WhatsApp if you are in Zambia at the meeting and would like another screening before Saturday, March 16th!  

Venue: Radisson Blu Mosi-oa-Tunya, Livingstone, Zambia 

Our ambassador Carol England and we have planned an online event.  RSVP to receive the formal invitation and link. Let us know via the RSVP form if you can help in any way, with advance promo or media work, or finding some friendly corporate or individual co-sponsors!    

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Our public screening was organized by ambassadors Sherri Dysart and Charlene Andrade, with support of Alana Biggs at the Red Lion Governor's Hotel overlooking Capitol Lake.  A small and lively audience gave great feedback!

Venue:  Red Lion Inn & Suites Olympia, Governor Hotel

621 Capitol Way, Olympia, WA 98501 USA​

We held a great closed legislative screening of Film 1, methane, on Feb 20th for Washington State legislators and their staff - hosted by climate and societal champion Senator Liz Lovelett's office.  Know a legislator who'd be interested to do the same? Email us!  Venue: John A Cherberg Building, Capitol Campus, Olympia, WA 98501 ​

We showed episode 1 to a standing-room only crowd at Fort Worden Commons with co-hosts and ambassadors Skeeter Pilarski & Rick Lukens. This formed a Valentine's Week first film festival event of the Global Earth Repair Foundation.  

Venue:  The Commons at Fort Worden, 

Battery Way, Port Townsend, WA 98368​

The Foundation for Climate Restoration is a civil society activist group committed to the subject. We showed episode 1 to a large audience in their Founders Series. A number of the crew, sponsors and supporters were in attendance. ​

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At the COA Mexican eatery, the Mount Vernon "morning" Rotary Club hosted us for an educational breakfast with business and nonprofit leaders to view a couple of trailers and discuss climate restoration in our own community.

Venue: COA Mexican Eatery & Tequileria, 1810 Riverside Drive, Mount Vernon, WA 98273​​

At the historic retro Lincoln Theatre, we co-hosted with indigenous, political, business and nonprofit leaders a fully engaged, lively capacity crowd to view and discuss episode one on methane in a Town Hall-style event addressed by pillars of our community.

Venue: 712 South 1st Street, Mount Vernon, WA 98273

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An improv comedy venue may not be your idea of the best place for a planetary-emergencies solutions series - but it worked! The Upfront Theatre was a lively and intimate community space for our first showing, which we treated as a peer-review feedback session in this vibey university city. 

Venue: 203 Prospect Street, Bellingham, WA 98225

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