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FILM SCREENING & Community Fundraising Learning Collective
With Lisa Maria Madera of Minga Mundial & Emily Coralyne of Ripples of Regeneration​
Tuesdays at 7-8:30pm GMT between February 11th - March 18th
Come learn how to organize a film screening & fundraiser for your community!
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Build your capacity to unite people to work for water in your community and raise funds for your projects. We will walk you through each step of organizing a community screening, including finding partners, booking a venue, marketing, and facilitating a space that opens people’s hearts and inspires collective action for your local waters.
Bring people together for a fun and inspirational movie night to catalyze community!
Do you want to:
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Organize a screening of Water is Love but don’t know where to start?
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Bring people together in your bioregion and initiate an action plan to care for the waters?
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Raise money for a community project?
With many beautiful films about activism, water, and what is possible in the world, this learning collective will build your capacity to host events in your community, create conversation spaces, and empower and fund projects in your watershed.
You will learn how to:
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get people into the room for your event,
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build trust with community partners,
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and raise money for projects that matter to your region!
As part of the learning collective, you will gain access to the documentary Water is Love: Ripples of Regeneration to screen in your community, a community screening guidebook (PDF), six sessions on how to organize a film screening & fundraising event, and recordings of the sessions.
Your faciltators
Emily Coralyne
Emily is the Managing Director of Ripples of Regeneration, a non-profit that provides educational, heartfelt climate content to a global audience. As the Co-Producer & Impact Coordinator of Water is Love: Ripples of Regeneration, she aims to support community engagement and action around caring for waters worldwide.
Lisa Maria Madera
Lisa Maria Madera is a writer and educator who designs and provides learning experiences that weave resilient informed communities that care for water. As community weaver with the Colectivo Rescate Río San Pedro she works to restore the San Pedro River in Quito, Ecuador through ancestral Andean mingas. As co-founder and director of Minga Mundial, a global learning collective, Lisa Maria’s work explores how we can activate our collective intelligence, talents and resources on behalf of the living Earth.
SCHEDULE
All sessions take place between 7:00-8:30pm GMT
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February 11
Welcome, Structure of Weekly Space, The Basics: Engage a Team & Partners, Pick a Date, and Research Venues.
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February 18
Engage Community, Event Page Creation, Promotion pt 1
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February 25
Fundraising & Building Trust
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March 4
Promotion pt 2
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March 11
Facilitating the Space (including logistics, tech, and discussion)
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March 18
Getting Ready & Next Steps
RECIPROCITY
Suggested Donation: $275
Abundance Price & Support Scholarship Fund: $475
Drop in: $45
& Pay What You Can Option is Available
If you are dropping in, there will be an opportunity to join a breakout space with one of the facilitators to catch you up.
By attending all sessions, you will earn a “Certificate in Community Event Planning & Fundraising” from Minga Mundial & Ripples of Regeneration, Inc.
