Environmental Health Strategy Center
Preventing harm where we live, work and play
www.preventharm.orgDocumentary Screening: Two Angry Moms at Meg Perry Center 644 Congress Street, Portland, Thursday, July 30th, 6:30 p.m.
The Environmental Health Strategy Center is organizing a movie night series with films that touch upon various aspects of chemicals and synthetic additives that affect the health and well-being of ourselves, our children and our communities.
The first film in the series is Two Angry Moms. In the face of a national child health crisis, Two Angry Moms addresses an issue of great concern to us all. What are our children eating in school, how is it impacting their learning, their behavior and their health? Filmmaker Amy Kalafa follows several awe-inspiring leaders in the fledgling better school food movement. Along the way she finds solutions that are working in school systems across the country. For more information about the film visit www.angrymoms.orgBring a friend or friends who care about this issue - the film is action oriented, and shows that together we can work for change to have a healthier environment where we live, work, play....and learn!Two Angy MomsThursday, July 30th, at 6:30 pm, Meg Perry Center (644 Congress Street), PortlandSpace for this showing will be limited - so please RSVP as soon as possible to kristinej@preventharm.org or by phone, 878-0082/ 409-9193Hope to see you there!KristineKristine JenkinsEnvironmental Health Strategy Center878-0082/ 409-9193 (cell)
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Links
Environmental Health Strategy Center www.preventharm.org
Alliance for a Clean and Healthy Maine www.cleanandhealthyme.org
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Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Fwd: Environmental Health Movie Night - Thursday, July 30th in Portland!
The next Parenting for Peace lecture series event will occur in October and will address the intersection of environmental and children's health. This seems like a very interesting prelude... if anyone is interested in working on the P4P committee, please contact me (kcs@maine.rr.com)!
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