When:
September 19, 2012 @ 5:00 pm – 9:30 pm
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Where:
Woodbine Ecology Center
2584 CO-67
Sedalia, CO 80135
USA
What: Everyone is invited to a dinner and movie night at Woodbine Ecology Center. The evening will be focused on a discussion about big oil and what folks can do about it. As we all know, Colorado is about to head on an insane path of fracking, and has done so already in many places devastating our sacred water supply. It is very important that we organize and work towards stopping this atrocity. The documentary film we have chosen is called Sweet Crude and illustrates how the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta is dealing with big oil in their community. We would love to get everyone concerned together to discuss this important issue for a night of food, fun and discussion.
When: Wednesday, September 19th. At 5pm will be dinner, at 6:30 the screening of Sweet Crude will begin, and a fire circle discussion will follow. The evening is scheduled to wrap up around 9.
Where: Woodbine Ecology Center. Woodbine is a beautiful place nestled in the foothills of the Pike National forest.
Cost: Film screening and dinner is $20.00. All proceeds will go to Woodbine Ecology Center in support of their work towards indigenous values and sustainable communities.Please distribute the above information about the event if possible, send it off to any potentially interested parties, and let’s plan on having a great evening getting to know one another and strategizing together. Please RSVP by the 17th so we know how much food to prepare!
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