Connect with your community and 350 Spokane, Citizens Allied for Integrity and Accountability, Dorothy Day Labor Forum, Idaho Clinicians for Climate and Health, Sierra Club Idaho Chapter, Stop Northwest Gas Expansion Coalition, Veterans for Peace Spokane Chapter 35, and Wild Idaho Rising Tide (WIRT), for a screening of a parody horror film with interviews, live panel and organizer discussions, and popcorn and snacks across Idaho and eastern Washington next week!
* Sunday, November 15, 11 am to 1 pm MST
Lost Grove Brewing, 1026 South La Pointe Street, Boise, Idaho
* Tuesday, November 17, 7 to 9 pm PST
1912 Center Arts Room, 412 East Third Street, Moscow, Idaho
* Wednesday, November 18, 7 to 9 pm PST
Magic Lantern Theatre, 25 West Main Avenue, Spokane, Washington
Co-hosting organizations plan to show The Monster in the House: Untold Dangers of Toxic Natural Gas, a short, spooky film produced by Circumpunct Studios and released before Halloween. This touring horror flick/documentary intermingles insightful interviews of environmental advocates talking about the dangers of “natural gas” (methane) in homes and offering solutions for just energy transitions.
In Boise, Moscow, and/or Spokane, we gratefully welcome six panelists:
* Shelley Brock, board of directors president of Citizens Allied for Integrity and Accountability
* David Camp, board and policy team member of 350 Spokane
* Peter Fargo, environment and energy program manager for Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon and a Stop Northwest Gas Expansion Coalition coordinator
* Ethan Sims, MD, founder and executive director of Idaho Clinicians for Climate and Health
* Helen Yost, community organizer with Wild Idaho Rising Tide
* Lisa Young, director of the Idaho Chapter of the Sierra Club Continue reading
