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Free Screenings of An Inconvenient Truth for Colleges

by Collin Dunn, Corvallis, OR, USA on 12.18.06
Culture & Celebrity (audio video)

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Truth on Campus is offering free public screenings of An Inconvenient Truth to the first 1000 college campuses who join up with the Campus Climate Challenge between now and January 10, 2007. In mid-January, campuses will receive a package with a DVD, screening license, and other cool stuff from the Campus Climate Challenge; campuses are then encouraged to screen the film during the Campus Climate Challenges' "Week of Action" -- Sunday, January 28th through Saturday, February 3rd, 2007, as part of the Challenge's nationwide effort focus the nation's attention on climate change. They hope to get 1,000 campuses to join up; the deadline to register is January 10. We sure hope this goes better than earlier efforts to give the film away to schools. Thanks to Billy from NativeEnergy for the tip! ::Truth on Campus and ::Campus Climate Challenge

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