Neighborhood Bike Works -
Dear Friends,
Hope you can come out and enjoy tomorrow evening with the Jubilee School
and NBW watching some films in the park.
This Friday, the Scribe Video Center will be hosting its annual Street
Movies series at Clark Park. The event is sponsored by NBW and the
Jubilee School <http://www.jubileeschool.net>. It is scheduled to start
at 8:30 pm and is listed to take place at 45th between Chester and
Kingsessing. This event is produced in order to showcase issues
important to NBW including environmental justice and green modes of
transportation. Three of the movies being shown are:
/E-Waste/ by Ian Lynam
<http://www.mediathatmattersfest.org/press/writeup%20on%20E-WASTE.pdf>
An animated film illustrates the environmental and human damage caused
by the electronic waste while offering solutions to this global problem.
(USA, 2007, 1:41 mins)
/Garbage Dreams/ by Mai Iskander
<http://www.mediathatmattersfest.org/7/garbage_dreams/index.php?fs=about>
Egypt's resident garbage recyclers, the Zaballeen, struggle as Cairo
modernizes its waste disposal system.( Egypt, 2006, 8:05 mins)
/Green Guerrillas V.2: Food Clothes Shelter/ by Green Guerrillas Youth
Media Tech Collective
<http://guerrillagriots.wordpress.com/2008/03/21/green-guerrillas-blockumentary-v2/>
Highlighting the latest in sustainable style, this excerpt from the
Green Guerrillas' movie features the MOVE Organization, the West
Philadelphia High School Electric Vehicle Team
<http://www.penn-partners.org/evteam/>and the Ithaca's Peoples Garden
Project. (USA, 2007, 27:30 mins)
These films will be followed by brief discussion panels. Some of the
panel and members of the audience will be actors, producers and others
involved with making these films. If you are not busy on Friday night
this is a great opportunity to ride your bike and take in a sort of
bike-in movie. The website <www.scribe.org>for Scribe Video Center
<http://www.scribe.org> gives many of the details about the event and
other events around the city. Scribe Video Center may also be contacted
at 215-222-4201.
Keep posted to the bikestreetjournal for further events this week.
Ride safe, and stay posted. Read our blog
<http://www.serve.com/neighbike/blog/>.
Andy Dyson
Executive Director Neighborhood Bike Works
Increasing opportunities for youth through bicycling
Check our Web Site:
http://www.neighborhoodbikeworks.org
Neighborhood Bike Works
3916 Locust Walk,
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Office: (215) 386-0316
Cell: (215) 873-6695
FAX: (215) 386-7288
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