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Building systems understanding through environmental film and dialogue.

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Poster for the documentary film 'Raid on the Atlantic' showing a person sitting on a beach near a boat, with two other film posters partially visible behind.

Make Environmental Systems Easier to Understand

Made from award-winning short documentaries, our film bundles help communities, students, and employees explore the interconnected systems shaping today’s environmental challenges through shared, discussion-driven experiences.

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Designed to Make Systems Actionable

Through structured film dialogue and our Level 1 Systems Literacy Reader, we help audiences move from understanding an environmental challenge to defining the system they can actually investigate and influence.

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Film Screening

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Group of people in a discussion at a conference with wooden stairs in the background.

Structured Dialogue

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Actionable System

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Two women engaged in a conversation during an event or interview. The woman on the right is sitting on a chair, holding a microphone, wearing a white sleeveless dress. The woman on the left is standing, holding a microphone, and wearing a light blue outfit. There is a small table with a metal pitcher and two glasses, and a dark, possibly outdoor, background.
Logo for Trees, Oceans & Seas featuring a stylized tree growing from the ocean with leaves and the organization's name.

Join us at our annual online and in- person global film festival. Hosted through local organized events and online streaming, the festival is crucial in increasing awareness and developing action plans for change.

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