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NEW FROM THE MEDIA PROJECT:

gaining ground

GAINING GROUND:

No Food No Justice

A film documentary-in-progress about food justice by Elaine Velazquez & Barbara Bernstein

Here's a preview of our first rough cut:

 

 

The Media Project, a non-profit organization supporting independent filmmakers, is producing a feature-length documentary about food justice. Gaining Ground: No Food, No Justice features people challenging the industrial food complex by creating local sustainable food systems that make wholesome food affordable and accessible to everyone. The film presents small family farmers and urban community organizers who are using food as a catalyst for rebuilding communities and reconnecting with nature’s rhythms.

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Please support the production of Gaining Ground by clicking here to donate to our project. Donations of $100 and more will be listed in the film's credits. All donations are tax deductible.

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OTHER PROGRAMMING FROM THE MEDIA PROJECT:

heavy weather

HEAVY WEATHER, a radio documentary by Barbara Bernstein, explores the connections between increasing extreme weather and our changing climate and landscapes.

 

sculpted by fire

SCULPTED BY FIRE takes us on a journey into a landscape that for thousands of years has been shaped by fire. But now these wildlands of the west are at the epicenter of a political conflagration.

Urban Green logo

URBAN GREEN looks at how our connection to the place where we live is strengthened by eating locally grown food and learning to relate to the watershed we live in, as we search for the ribbons of green in the city that connect us to the natural world.

 

salmonlands

 

 

Without the Salmon there would be no Pacific Northwest as we know it. Yet since 1991, most of the salmon runs in the Northwest have been listed as threatened or endangered. Producer Barbara Bernstein takes us on a journey into the land of salmon, why they are so significant and what it will take to keep them from disappearing.

 

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