KDOCS IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT IT WILL BE HOLDING A SPECIAL FREE!
on-campus screening of KOMBIT: The COOPERATIVE. SPECIAL GUEST:
Margaret Morey-Reuner, Director, Strategic Partnerships and Business
Development at TIMBERLAND PANELISTS include Kent Mullinix, KPU
Director, Institute for Sustainable Food System (ISFS); Larissa
Petrillo, KPU Instructor, Anthropology and Director, The Centre for
Interdisciplinary Research: Community Learning Engagement (CIR:CLE);
and Tasha Nathanson, Youth Program Manager, British Columbia
Co-operative Association. There is no cost--this event is FREE!--but
you must pre-register at kombit@kpu.ca. Refreshments will be served,
and the film will be followed by a Q&A/panel discussion with special
guests. View the trailer at https://www.youtube.com/watchv=_771_N7OmXE
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_771_N7OmXE] Visit the film online at
http://www.kombitfilm.com/ [http://www.kombitfilm.com/] Visit KDocs
online at www.kdocsff.com. About the Film: "Once known as the richest
agricultural country in the Caribbean, Haiti has been wracked by
instability and natural disasters. Decades of decline have taken their
toll on Haiti’s people, and today the country is 98% deforested with
little of its once prosperous agricultural industry enduring. When
Timberland commits to creating a sustainable intervention in Haiti
that will lead to 5 million trees in 5 years, they work to find
partners that understand the harsh realities of aid work but share the
vision to build something sustainable. Over the course of 5 years, we
follow Timberland’s support of a nascent partnership between a
Haitian agronomist and a former NGO leader that commit to empowering
communities of farmers to plant millions of trees while improving
their crop yields. As the end of Timberland’s financial support
approaches, SFA’s leaders race to develop new markets and
opportunities for Haitian farmers that will endure and ensure a
sustainable, greener future."
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