Who pays the price for eternal economic growth? How are they resisting?
Join the upco ming screening of and dialogue on the Cost of Growth documentary, a f eature length documentary that connects local struggles against extra ctivism in Serbia, Italy and Sapmi with broader debates on justice, d emocracy, and war.
From January 26th to February 1st, as part o f the worldwide ‘Reclaim the Economy Week’, Universities, other e ducational institutions, advocacy groups, activists, associations, an d individuals across the globe, are invited to organise a screening o f Oxfam Novib's new documentary ‘The Cost of Growth’, and to enga ge in this question; how can we reclaim o ur economy?
3D is proud to present this screening and subsequent dialogue at VU Amsterdam.
The Cost of Growth documentary shows us how endless economic growth, major corporations, and the depletion of resources lead to increasing income and wealth inequalities, and damages to the environment. It addresses how people across Europe are not only resisting false solutions, but also build ing alternatives; from grassroots organizing to new forms of cooperat ion and solidarity. It was co-produced by human rights activist Anuna de Wever, filmmaker Thomas Maddens, and scriptwriter and researcher Brototi Roy.
DESCRIPTION: Join the upcoming screening of and dialogue on the Cost o f Growth documentary, a feature length documentary that connects loca l struggles against extractivism in Serbia, Italy and Sapmi with broa der debates on justice, democracy, and war. From January 26th to Febr uary 1st, as part of the worldwide ‘Reclaim the Economy Week’, Un iversities, other educational institutions, advocacy groups, activist s, associations, and individuals across the globe, are invited to org anise a screening of Oxfam Novib's new documentary ‘The Cost of Gro wth’, and to engage in this question; how can we ;reclaim our economy? 3D is proud to present this screening and subsequent dialogue at VU Amsterdam. The Cost of Growth documentary shows us how endless economic growth, major corpor ations, and the depletion of resources lead to increasing income and wealth inequalities, and damages to the environment. It addresses how people across Europe are not only resisting false solutions, but als o building alternatives; from grassroots organizing to new forms of c ooperation and solidarity. It was co-produced by human rights activis t Anuna de Wever, filmmaker Thomas Maddens, and scriptwriter and rese archer Brototi Roy. Who pays the price for eternal economic growth? H ow are they resisting? END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR