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Are you ready for Campus Sustainability Month? Every October, AASHE celebrates sustainability in higher education with a month long, international series of events at colleges to engage and inspire their students to become leaders of a healthier tomorrow.

Bullfrog Films is proud to announce the Campus Sustainability Month Fest in a Box special for community and campus-wide screenings! Choose ANY combination of 3 or 5 environmental films and hold a film festival or series of public screenings on your campus/in your community. You can charge admission or host a free event to raise awareness about key issues to help spread and inspire action. It's up to YOU!

This year our special Festival in a Box deal is available for virtual events as well as in person events. For more information, please email us at [email protected]. Book through October to take advantage of these special prices, and schedule for Campus Sustainability Month or future events.

Book now for Campus Sustainability events!

PROJECT GREEN CHALLENGE (Oct. 1-30)

Turn students into leaders—PGC is a worldwide initiative aimed at mobilizing students to take action in the fight against the climate crisis. Book a community screening to inspire a project on your campus today.
REGENERATING LIFE emphasizes the spectrum of solutions (beyond just paper straws) at the fingertips of every ordinary person who wants to fight climate change.
A CONCERNED CITIZEN tells the story of how Dr. Riki Ott used her voice as a scientist to protect those disproportionately affected by climate change and educate people who care enough to make a change to protect the world.

NATIONAL VOTER EDUCATION WEEK (Oct. 2-6)

Cultivate the next generation of voters—Take part in a bipartisan educational campaign meant to equip voters with the knowledge they need to exercise their civil rights in confidence.
CAN YOU HEAR US NOW? uncovers the systemic suppression of voters in Wisconsin. This story comes to a boiling point when the women of Wisconsin say: enough is enough.
CAPTURING THE FLAG is the story of ordinary people who stand up for the struggling and suppressed voters in Cumberland County, NC, the posterchild for voter suppression in 2016.

GLOBAL BIRD RESCUE (Oct. 2-8)

Free the birds—Join the global event aimed at mobilizing the masses to document bird-building collisions and spread the word about conservation and bird-safe windows. For this years Global Bird Rescue, book a bird film from Bullfrog today!
THE CITY DARK chronicles the disappearance of darkness and what constant light pollution means for our birds, creatures that can't tell the difference between the sky reflected in a window and the real thing.
HORSESHOE CRAB MOON follows researchers and citizen scientists in their quest to investigate the plummet in horseshoe crab eggs along the East Coast and what that means for the endangered Red Knot birds which depend on their sustenance.

ENERGY EFFICIENCY DAY (Oct. 4)

Save money, cut pollution, create jobs—As the UAW fights to secure their future in the historic transition from combustion to electric vehicles, the race to renewable energy is on. Energy Efficiency Day is the perfect opportunity to prepare students for the rapidly changing world ahead of them.
WINDSHIPPED follows the story of a modern-day sail-freighter and its crew on their first delivery run to NYC. Using only sustainable energy, the schooner Apollonia harkens back to our pre-carbon roots and looks to the past for a path to a future.
POINT OF NO RETURN demonstrates the true power and unlimited potential of renewable energy in a behind-the-scenes look at our first solar-powered round-the-world flight.

WORLD FOOD DAY (Oct. 16)

Clean water, green food—Billions of people live in hungry, water-stressed countries. Book a Bullfrog screening today to get your campus talking on World Food Day 2023.
It takes two thousand gallons of water to produce just one pound of beef. MEAT THE FUTURE is about the leading cultivated meat startup Upside Foods, a company that creates real meat without the need to raise, feed, and kill cattle.
FIXING FOOD follows some of today's boldest innovators trailblazing novel ways to make yummy, sustainable food. These leaders are leaving a trail of footprints out of the snowstorm of unsustainable eating. Will we follow them?

GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE WEEK (Oct. 16-20)

Don't panic, act—Climate panic leads to climate dread; the idea that we missed our chance to save Earth leads to inaction. Start productive conversations on campus with a Bullfrog film today.
PLEISTOCENE PARK is the incredible story of an extraordinary Russian scientist and his quixotic quest to revive an ancient mammoth steppe ecosystem to stop the melting of the arctic permafrost. Can he stave off a cataclysmic global warming feedback loop and save the world?
REFLECTION: a walk with water follows a filmmaker's journey along the entire length of the LA aqueduct in search of stories of hope and healing in a time of dread and despair. What he finds has everything to do with water.

Click the links above to see trailers and for more information.

See https://www.bullfrogcommunities.com for a complete list of our titles. If you have questions, contact me at [email protected].

Coming Soon: How do you uproot an industry when the whole world is addicted to its poison? From the voices of young climate activists and seasoned oil company executives, THE OIL MACHINE explores the uncertain fate of North Sea oil and questions how quickly we can transition off of oil.

Regards,
Alex, Bullfrog Communities
[email protected]