| Food Connections | Livable Cities | Plastic |
| Ingredients | End of Suburbia | Bag It |
| Rebecca's Wild Farm | Save Our Land Save Our Towns | |
| Establishing a Food Forest | Community By Design | |
| Locavore | Portland: Quest for the Livable City | |
| Truck Farm | A Conveniant Truth |
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Films of Hope and Vision: Food Connections The film series is back next Friday, the 26th with Ingredients. In this film series, we'll explore the connection between ourselves and the food that sustains us. Films begin at 7:30pm Free Admission World Centric Community Space 2121 Staunton Ct, Palo Alto, CA 94306 Films of Vision and Hope focuses on hopeful and positive solutions to environmental problems affecting our world. Provocative films, great discussion, and opportunities to connect with others who want to make a difference. Sponsored by Transition Silicon Valley, Transition Palo Alto, Slow Food South Bay, and World Centric. |
Ingredients Friday, August 26th
See how people around the country are working to revitalize the connection between the food we produce and the food we eat. From farms to urban food deserts to the kitchens of celebrated chefs, we'll learn about the movement to put good food back on the table. |
Rebecca's Wild Farm Friday, September 2nd
Wildlife filmmaker Rebecca Hosking shows how she transformed her family's farm in Devon into a low energy farm for the future, discovering that nature holds the key. |
Establishing a Food Forest Friday, September 9nd
Back by popular demand! In this fascinating film, famed permaculturist Geoff Lawton shows how to turn even the most unpromising ecosystems into thriving, productive food forests. |
Locavore Friday, September 16th
Today, the average conventionally grown vegetable travels more than 1500 miles and is over-processed, stale, and without nutrition. Learn how the Locavore movement is changing all of that. |
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100 Mile Potluck |
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Films of Hope and Vision: Livable Cities We’ll look at what went wrong with our cities, how sprawl replaced neighborhoods, and what can be done to bring back community and sustainability to our cities and towns. Films begin at 7:30pm, but there will be snacks at 7pm. Free Admission World Centric Community Space 2121 Staunton Ct, Palo Alto, CA 94306 Films of Vision and Hope focuses on hopeful and positive solutions to environmental problems affecting our world. Provocative films, great discussion, and opportunities to connect with others who want to make a difference. Sponsored by Acterra, Common Ground, Silicon Valley Action Network, Transition Silicon Valley, Transition Palo Alto, World Centric, and more |
End of Surburbia Friday, January 21st
We’ll set the stage with this influential film, which shows how the American dream of suburbia has become unsustainable and gives an inkling of what might replace it. |
Save our Land, Save our Towns  Friday, January 28th
Small town newsman Tom Hylton explores why America's towns have declined and what we can do to revive them. “Development and zoning issues normally make the eyes glaze...Tom Hylton makes them downright fascinating." Philadelphia Daily News |
Community by Design  Friday, February 4th
Learn about the key role that design plays in community from some leading progressive thinkers on the subject. |
Portland: Quest for the Livable City  Friday, February 11th
Portlanders enjoy a thriving downtown, plus national recognition for alternative transportation, emissions reductions, and overall sustainability, thanks to a regional land use process established thirty years ago. Learn about the challenges of maintaining this land use vision and its implications for equity and fairness. |
A Convenient Truth Friday, February 25th
In this inspirational film, you’ll learn why cities around the world look to Curitiba, Brazil as the model for creative and enlightened urban planning. The city of Curitiba has demonstrated for the past 40 years how to transform problems into cost effective solutions that can be applied in most cities around the world. |
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100 Mile Potluck |
Film Screening: Bag It
Wednesday, January 5th, 7pm
World Centric Community Space Wheelchair Accessible
2121 Staunton Court, Palo Alto, CA 94306
Suggested Donation:$5-$7 to cover cost of screening ; no one turned away due to lack of funds
Americans use 60,000 plastic bags every five minutes, disposable bags that they throw away without much thought. But where is “away?” Where do the bags and other plastics end up, and at what cost to the environment, marine life and human health?
Bag It follows “everyman” Jeb Berrier as he navigates our plastic world, Jeb is not a radical environmentalist, but an average American who decides to take a closer look at our cultural love affair with plastics. Jeb’s journey in this documentary film starts with simple questions: Are plastic bags really necessary? What are plastic bags made from? What happens to plastic bags after they are discarded? What he learns quickly grows far beyond plastic bags.
Join us for this great documentary as well as a discussion/question and answer session from the makers of this film. (Runtime 79min) For more info: http://www.bagitmovie.com/
Truck Farm
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