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WATER shown in eco-feminism week in Trinity College, Dublin


Isabel Jorgensen invited me to screen WATER at the eco-feminism week (Nov 13-17, 2017) at Trinity College, Dublin. She said she'd seen me present at Oxford University's Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, and thought the film fitted perfectly with the theme of the week. I was already back in Nepal after a summer in Oxford, so I suggested that she present it instead.

Isabel said the documentary would be screened at the Museum Building Library, and that "it was by far the most beautiful building and room on campus!" So I googled it up, and indeed, here is the beautiful building.  It was inspired by the Byzantine architecture of Venice.

Here is her email after the event, after I asked her how it went:

Amazing, thanks! Here are some pictures from the event, it went smoothly and there was a lot of good discussion. I gave a 30 minute intro to climate justice and environmental issues and women’s roles in their resolution, we had the a screening and then I lead a 30 minute discussion on the issues shown in the film. People were really enthusiastic and about 45 people came, which was the capacity of the event.  It was a success! 
--Isabel

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