Shades of Green
ACJ Environmental Justice Film Festival
Man's war against nature does not victimise only the environment, but people
too. Environmental degradation and the "solutions" we come up to combat it
often end up hurting the poor and the marginalised disproportionately. Shades of Green-ACJ film festival highlights the fact that, the struggle for environmental justice is a struggle for an environmentally sustainable and socially just world. Please join us and participate in the panel discussion and talk show after the movie screening.
Special Guest: Madhumita Dutta, Vettiver Collective
Special Guest (Skype): Dr. Amit Bhaduri, Professor Emeritus, JNU, New Delhi
Man's war against nature does not victimise only the environment, but people
For more information, contact: Aaron - 9962270456
ACJ Environmental Justice Film Festival
Man's war against nature does not victimise only the environment, but people
too. Environmental degradation and the "solutions" we come up to combat it
often end up hurting the poor and the marginalised disproportionately. Shades of Green-ACJ film festival highlights the fact that, the struggle for environmental justice is a struggle for an environmentally sustainable and socially just world. Please join us and participate in the panel discussion and talk show after the movie screening.
Date and time: 28 November, 2010 (Sunday). 11 a.m. onwards (See Schedule below)
Venue: Asian College of Journalism, Asian College of Journalism, Second Main Road, (Behind M.S Swaminathan Research Foundation) Taramani, Chennai-600113
Getting there: Indira Nagar MRTS bus stop and station. By bus, take buses to Madhya Kailash. If coming from Thiruvanmiyur, Velachery side, get off at Indira Nagar MRTS bus stop. Otherwise, get off at Madhya Kailash and change to any bus going on Rajiv Gandhi Salai (IT Corridor).
PROGRAM
11 a.m. - Home (2009) by Yann Arthus Bertrand / Narrated by Glenn Close (English / 5-8 mins. edited)
AIR.
"The Story of Cap & Trade" (2009) by Annie Leonard (English / 9.55 mins.)
"The Carbon Connection" (200 ) by Fenceline Films (Spanish /Portuguese
with English subtitles / 30 mins edited)
12.30 -- Panel discusion "Do Poor Nations Have a Right to Pollute?" Special guest speaker: Shweta Narayan, Community Environmental Monitoring, and Skype Appearance, Pankaj Sekhsaria, Kalpvriksh, Mumbai.
1.30- Lunch
2.30 p.m. - WATER.
Uber Wasser (2007) by Udo Maurer (German with English subtitles / 45
mins. edited)
3.15 to 4 p.m. -- Panel discussion -- "Whose Water is it Anyway? Water Management Between Human Rights and Ecosystem Needs."
Special guest speaker: Jayshri Vencatesan, Care Earth, Chennai
Special Appearance (via Skype): Sunita Narain, Director, Centre for Science and Environment
4 to 430 p.m. -- ACJ Screenings
4-6 films on the environment by student (20 mins.)
2 radio broadcasts ( 5+5 mins.)
4.45 p.m. - LAND.
"Mine: The Story of a Mountain" ( 2009) by Toby Nicholas / Narrated by
Joanna Lumley (Oriya with English subtitles / 10.59 mins.)
"Kasargod: In God's Own Country" (Malayalam/ English with English
subtitles / 27 mins.)
5.45 - 6.45 Talk Show: Moderated by Dr. Arvind Sivaramakrishnan, Adjunct faculty, Asian College of Journalism, and Senior Deputy Editor, The Hindu.Venue: Asian College of Journalism, Asian College of Journalism, Second Main Road, (Behind M.S Swaminathan Research Foundation) Taramani, Chennai-600113
Getting there: Indira Nagar MRTS bus stop and station. By bus, take buses to Madhya Kailash. If coming from Thiruvanmiyur, Velachery side, get off at Indira Nagar MRTS bus stop. Otherwise, get off at Madhya Kailash and change to any bus going on Rajiv Gandhi Salai (IT Corridor).
PROGRAM
11 a.m. - Home (2009) by Yann Arthus Bertrand / Narrated by Glenn Close (English / 5-8 mins. edited)
AIR.
"The Story of Cap & Trade" (2009) by Annie Leonard (English / 9.55 mins.)
"The Carbon Connection" (200 ) by Fenceline Films (Spanish /Portuguese
with English subtitles / 30 mins edited)
12.30 -- Panel discusion "Do Poor Nations Have a Right to Pollute?" Special guest speaker: Shweta Narayan, Community Environmental Monitoring, and Skype Appearance, Pankaj Sekhsaria, Kalpvriksh, Mumbai.
1.30- Lunch
2.30 p.m. - WATER.
Uber Wasser (2007) by Udo Maurer (German with English subtitles / 45
mins. edited)
3.15 to 4 p.m. -- Panel discussion -- "Whose Water is it Anyway? Water Management Between Human Rights and Ecosystem Needs."
Special guest speaker: Jayshri Vencatesan, Care Earth, Chennai
Special Appearance (via Skype): Sunita Narain, Director, Centre for Science and Environment
4 to 430 p.m. -- ACJ Screenings
4-6 films on the environment by student (20 mins.)
2 radio broadcasts ( 5+5 mins.)
4.45 p.m. - LAND.
"Mine: The Story of a Mountain" ( 2009) by Toby Nicholas / Narrated by
Joanna Lumley (Oriya with English subtitles / 10.59 mins.)
"Kasargod: In God's Own Country" (Malayalam/ English with English
subtitles / 27 mins.)
Special Guest: Madhumita Dutta, Vettiver Collective
Special Guest (Skype): Dr. Amit Bhaduri, Professor Emeritus, JNU, New Delhi
Man's war against nature does not victimise only the environment, but people
too. Environmental degradation and the "solutions" we come up to combat it
often end up hurting the poor and the marginalised disproportionately.
Shades of Green-ACJ film festival highlights the fact that, the struggle for environmental justice is a struggle for an environmentally sustainable and socially just world. Please join us and participate in the panel discussion and talk show after the movie screening.
Organised by the Environment Elective Students of Asian College of Journalismoften end up hurting the poor and the marginalised disproportionately.
Shades of Green-ACJ film festival highlights the fact that, the struggle for environmental justice is a struggle for an environmentally sustainable and socially just world. Please join us and participate in the panel discussion and talk show after the movie screening.
For more information, contact: Aaron - 9962270456
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