from Nancy Stiefel
What: Social Justice
Film “Growing Up Green”
When: Sunday, April
12, 7:00 PM
Where: Unitarian
Universalist Fellowship, located at the corner of 27th Avenue and 16th Street
in Vero Beach
The documentary Growing Up Green profiles a unique, statewide,
hands-on environmental education program in Michigan. Both rural and urban schools across the state
work to increase academic performance by involving students in local efforts to
improve the environments they inhabit.
This coordinated statewide approach to "place-based
education" presents a national model for increasing student
involvement. The programs make education
more relevant, while also encouraging students to become lifelong stewards of
the environment.
Following the 30 minute film, Graham Cox and Richard Baker,
members of the Pelican Island Audubon Society, will share information about
their environmental education programs for students in Indian River
County. This program is free and open
to the public. Donations to offset the
screening fees for the film are gratefully accepted. The Fair Trade Corner will be open one-half
hour prior to the film.
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