Afternoon workshop and evening screening – Thursday 18th May
The film’s about a group of communities standing together in solidarity in a fight against the “Goliath” of an gas extraction company where, against all the odds, they won with the strength they built together. And so there’s two things about the film which I think might be of interest.
1. Its crowd sourced and the crew touring with the film are the director, a town mayor and one of the key activists so there’ll be discussions with positive messages after the film.
2. They’ve offered to run a workshop in the afternoon before the film which are being tagged as “potential community responses” but I think essentially they’ll be about forms of action.
And so you can find details re The Bentley Effect below but you can see the Bentley Effect trailer via:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLnRD3neUFo
There’s a sign up route for the “collective responses” workshop on the 18th before the film screening and this can be accessed via: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/community-response-to-fracking-workshop-1230for1-5pm-thur18may-edinburgh-tickets-34117267666
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All concerned about the threat of Extremme Energy are invited to this community activists workshop exploring all the options for bearing witness against corporate plans for fracking in Scotland – so-called Unconventional Oil and Gas planned for mainly the Central Belt. Please book via https://frack18may.eventbrite.co.uk.
Bring and Share lunch from 12.30-1 then we are in the hands of our three Australian visitors who will be showing their seminal documentary “The Bentley Effect” early in the evening at 50 George Sq. 12.30 Registration and informal bring and share lunch13.00
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