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THIS WEEKEND'S SCREENINGS

Oct. 23 in Washington DC
Presented by the US National Committee for UNIFEM
US Capitol Visitor Center
North Theater
First and East Capitol St, NE
5:45pm

Oct. 23 in Ridgewood, NJ
Presented by Ridgewood Public Library
125 N Maple Ave
7:30pm
Contact: Roberta Carswell, (201) 670-5600 x114
Special Appearance by Producer Abigail Disney

Oct. 24 in Orange, CA
Presented by UNIFEM US National Committee, Southern California Chapter
Dodge College of Film & Media Arts
Chapman University
Marion Knott Studio Theater
283 North Cypress St
2:00pm
Contact: Cece Sloan, socal@unifem.usnc.org

Oct. 24 in Jefferson, WI
Presented by Jefferson Public Library
321 South Main St
6:30pm
Contact: Jocelyn Bubolz, (920) 674-7733

Oct. 25 in Cedar Park, TX
Presented by Church of the Savior
3402 Little Elm Trail
6:00pm
Contact: Jan Chapman, (512) 335-8437

Oct. 25 in Davidson, NC
Presented by the US National Committee for UNIFEM, North Carolina Chapter
Davidson College
Knobloch Campus Center, The C. Shaw Smith, 900 Room, Second Floor
209 Ridge Road
7:00pm
Contact: Cece Sloan, northcarolina@unifem-usnc.org

Oct. 25 in Buffalo, NY
Presented by the Buffalo International Film Festival
Market Arcade Film and Arts Center
639 Main St
209 Ridge Road
3:00pm
Contact: BuffaloFilmFestival@Gmail.com




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Home DVD's are Now Available!



Currently, Home DVDs will be available to order exclusively on our official website for $29.95 - which includes a $5 donation to Peace is Loud.


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It will be available on Netflix, Amazon, and select stores on November 10th.

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LEYMAH WINS THE GRUBER PRIZE 
Deadline to apply for a screening is October 20, 2009


It is our greatest pride and deepest pleasure to announce that Leymah Gbowee will be awarded the 2009 Gruber Women's Rights Prize, which honors an individual and an organization that have brought about significant advances in the quest for peace and gender equality in Africa.

Each recipient will receive a gold medal and share a cash award of $500,000. The Women’s Legal Centre (WLC), a nonprofit law center based in South Africa, will be sharing the award with Leymah.

The ceremony will take place Thursday, October 29 at the Reichhold Center for the Arts at the University of the Virgin Islands in St. Thomas.

A BIG CONGRATULATIONS TO LEYMAH AND THE WLC!

»Click here to read more about the Gruber Prize


 SPOTLIGHT ON A FREEDOM FIGHTER 

William with one of his windmills.
Image: William Kamkwamba's Blog

William Kamkwamba

Born August 5, 1987, William Kamkwamba is a Malawi secondary school student and inventor. After being forced to quit school due to the inability of his family to pay tuition, he gained fame in his country when, in 2001, he built a windmill, to power a few electrical appliances in his family's house in Masitala, using blue gum trees, bicycle parts, and materials collected in a local scrapyard. Since then, he has built a solar-powered water pump that supplies the first drinking water in his village, and two other windmills (the tallest standing at 39 feet) and is planning two more...

»Click here to read the rest of William Kamkwamba's bio on Wikipedia

»Click here to read "Malawi Windmill Boy with Big Fans," by Jude Sheerin of the BBC News

»Click here to read William Kamkuwamba's blog
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