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Past Event

Oct 20—21, 2021

Bright Lights:End of the Line: The Women of Standing Rock

Free Event

Co-presented with the Boston Women's Film Film Festival, the Roxbury International Film Festival and the Living on Earth Podcast

Directed by Shannon Kring

A group of indigenous women risk their lives to stop the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline, which jeopardizes their land, water and entire way of life. Despite the desecration of their ancient burial and prayer sites, violent confrontations, and limited resources, these women refuse to back down. Calls for change reverberate nationally as the women of Standing Rock lead a tireless effort to defend their right to clean water and rich heritage.

Info

Venue

Virtual Event
On Demand Streaming Available OCT 20 @ 7PM ET –
OCT 21 @ 7PM ET



Dates

Oct 20, 2021 - Oct 21, 2021


Q&A

OCT 21 @ 7PM ET

Join for a live 45-minute moderated discussion with director Shannon Kring and activist Pearl Daniel-Means.

Conversations will stream within the film viewing platform. Audience members are also welcome to join directly on Zoom to participate and submit questions.

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Details

87 minutes

FREE

SJ, POC, W (gender and sexuality, racial, environmental and economic justice)

Closed captions and live captions provided

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