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The district offices of Neukölln and Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg jointly invite you to the public film and discussion evening “Bigger Than Us” (OmU – English with German subtitles) with the network GenderCC – Women for Climate Justice e.V.
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„Bigger than us“
„Bigger than us“
„Bigger than us“
When? Monday, September 25th at 7:30 p.m
Where? Cinema Moviemento, Kottbusser Damm 22, 10967 Berlin
Admission: free, reservation required with first and last name at https://moviemento.de/film/bigger-than-us/ or by phone on 030 692 47 85.
At the entrance to the cinema, free admission is granted based on a guest list - according to the registration. The film evening is part of the “Fair Week 2023”, which this year is dedicated to the main topic of climate justice under the motto “Fair. And no more”.
The term climate justice was coined primarily by people from countries that contribute the least to the climate crisis, but at the same time are most affected by it and find it most difficult to protect themselves from it.
Climate justice requires taking responsibility for the consequences of those who cause it. The film “Bigger Than Us” shows a portrait of the young global movement. Six young people from Lebanon to the African continent to Brazil show their world of commitment. They fight for human rights, for the climate, for freedom of expression, social justice and access to education or food. After the film, Noro Enkhbaatar will be welcomed by GenderCC – Women for Climate Justice e.V.
She is a representative of a network of organizations, experts and activists from all over the world who have come together to fight together for gender-equitable climate policy. The discussion will focus on the experiences and inspiration of the young activist and the question of what motivates her to fight for her principles again and again.
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Noro Enkhbaatar von GenderCC
