The Race to Save The World is a climate documentary with a uniquely optimistic approach. It follows passionate activists whose single-minded focus is the creation of a sustainable world for future generations. These climate warriors, ages 15 to 72, are in the trenches fighting for a livable future, regardless of the personal cost. Emmy award-winning filmmaker Joe Gantz brings an urgent and intimate portrait of the protests, arrests, courtroom drama, and family turmoil these activists endure as they push for change. The Race to Save The World is an energizing call-to-action that inspires viewers to quit waiting on the sidelines and start making their voices heard for a livable future.
Climate March grew out of the 2014 Great March for Climate Action. The goal of Climate March is to transform the hearts and minds of the American public, our elected leaders, and people across the world to immediately address the climate emergency. We provide support to individuals and organizations engaged in walking as one powerful way to push for change.
After you watch the film, don't miss the recording of the exciting panel discussion featuring Climate March founder Ed Fallon as moderator and marchers and March supporters Miriam Kashia, Pascha Morgan, and Hannah Bacon.
Forty percent of your ticket purchase goes to support the ongoing work of Climate March. Thank you!
Reviews for The Race to Save the World:
"These are important stories, told in engaging fashion -and I can testify that there are similar scenes from every corner of the planet. The fight to halt the destruction of the planet's climate system may be the biggest movement in earth history, and these brave people help tell a tale everyone needs to hear!”
- Bill McKibben, Founder 350.0rg
“I hope everyone will watch this film and be inspired to join these everyday heroes in the struggle of our lifetime.” – Annie Leonard, Executive Director, Greenpeace US
“Successful social movements always have a small number of deeply committed people willing to take extraordinary risks. The Race offers a frank look at some Americans who have chosen to place their bodies at the "tip of the spear" in the fight for climate justice. Their courage, and their resolute optimism, is inspiring.” – Denis Hayes, Environmental and solar power advocate, coordinator of the first Earth Day and Founder of the Earth Day Network
“There is still time to prevent catastrophic climate change. This powerful film shows how each of us can use our voice and our actions to save this planet from destruction. Watch it and be inspired to make a difference.” – Michael Mann, Author of The New Climate War
Unsure if your ticket purchase went through? Go to your library here: https://watch.eventive.org/me and click on the film to start watching. If you experience issues signing in, paying, or watching, please email Corine at racetosavetheworldfilm@gmail.com
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Watch after the film a recording of a panel discussion featuring Climate March founder, Ed Fallon, as moderator and a panel of marchers and March supporters, including Miriam Kashia, Pascha Morgan, and Hannah Bacon.
The Race to Save The World is a climate documentary with a uniquely optimistic approach. It follows passionate activists whose single-minded focus is the creation of a sustainable world for future generations. These climate warriors, ages 15 to 72, are in the trenches fighting for a livable future, regardless of the personal cost. Emmy award-winning filmmaker Joe Gantz brings an urgent and intimate portrait of the protests, arrests, courtroom drama, and family turmoil these activists endure as they push for change. The Race to Save The World is an energizing call-to-action that inspires viewers to quit waiting on the sidelines and start making their voices heard for a livable future.
Climate March grew out of the 2014 Great March for Climate Action. The goal of Climate March is to transform the hearts and minds of the American public, our elected leaders, and people across the world to immediately address the climate emergency. We provide support to individuals and organizations engaged in walking as one powerful way to push for change.
After you watch the film, don't miss the recording of the exciting panel discussion featuring Climate March founder Ed Fallon as moderator and marchers and March supporters Miriam Kashia, Pascha Morgan, and Hannah Bacon.
Forty percent of your ticket purchase goes to support the ongoing work of Climate March. Thank you!
Reviews for The Race to Save the World:
"These are important stories, told in engaging fashion -and I can testify that there are similar scenes from every corner of the planet. The fight to halt the destruction of the planet's climate system may be the biggest movement in earth history, and these brave people help tell a tale everyone needs to hear!”
- Bill McKibben, Founder 350.0rg
“I hope everyone will watch this film and be inspired to join these everyday heroes in the struggle of our lifetime.” – Annie Leonard, Executive Director, Greenpeace US
“Successful social movements always have a small number of deeply committed people willing to take extraordinary risks. The Race offers a frank look at some Americans who have chosen to place their bodies at the "tip of the spear" in the fight for climate justice. Their courage, and their resolute optimism, is inspiring.” – Denis Hayes, Environmental and solar power advocate, coordinator of the first Earth Day and Founder of the Earth Day Network
“There is still time to prevent catastrophic climate change. This powerful film shows how each of us can use our voice and our actions to save this planet from destruction. Watch it and be inspired to make a difference.” – Michael Mann, Author of The New Climate War
Unsure if your ticket purchase went through? Go to your library here: https://watch.eventive.org/me and click on the film to start watching. If you experience issues signing in, paying, or watching, please email Corine at racetosavetheworldfilm@gmail.com
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Watch after the film a recording of a panel discussion featuring Climate March founder, Ed Fallon, as moderator and a panel of marchers and March supporters, including Miriam Kashia, Pascha Morgan, and Hannah Bacon.