In New York State, there is arguably no greater environmental justice issue than energy justice – the need to equitably reduce the cost of energy while transitioning to clean, renewable sources. WE ACT and the Climate Film Festival have once again teamed up for a free and timely Earth Week documentary film screening and panel discussion. Join us on Monday, April 20 at the Maysles Documentary Center in Harlem, located at 343 Malcolm X Boulevard (between West 127th & 128th Streets). We’ll kick things off at 6:00 PM with some networking over food and beverages followed by the 7:00 PM screening of The Light’s Won’t Dim, a short documentary exploring the promise and urgency of solar power from Puerto Rico to New York City in this climate crisis. Immediately after the film screening, we will have a panel discussion moderated by Caleb Smith and including Director Jackson Hyland-Lipski; Vote Solar’s Deputy Program Director, Northeast & Mid-Atlantic Stephan Roundtree, Jr.; and others. RSVP
Energy Justice Film Screening & Panel
