Women of Carbon Documentary & Panel Discussion
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March 6, 2025
4:00 pm—7:00 pm
The Confluence
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In celebration of International Women's Day, Alberta Ecotrust - ENBIX in partnership with SSRIA and CLF Alberta presents "Women of Carbon." This groundbreaking documentary features women transforming construction while combating climate change. Echoing the spirit of the original Industrial Revolution, these visionary women are on a quest to inspire change for a sustainable planet. Their innovative work places them at the core of decarbonization, human health and economic opportunity. Directed by Basia + Leonard Myszynski, “Women of Carbon” shares their empowering journeys and collective vision for a better world. Post-screening we will feature a panel of local women leaders who are transforming their industries. Networking to follow. This is a free event, however, registration is required. Screenings are taking place in both Calgary and Edmonton. This event is for Calgary. To register for Edmonton: https://woc-edmonton.eventbrite.ca/
In celebration of International Women's Day, Alberta Ecotrust - ENBIX in partnership with SSRIA and CLF Alberta presents "Women of Carbon."
This groundbreaking documentary features women transforming construction while combating climate change. Echoing the spirit of the original Industrial Revolution, these visionary women are on a quest to inspire change for a sustainable planet. Their innovative work places them at the core of decarbonization, human health and economic opportunity. Directed by Basia + Leonard Myszynski, “Women of Carbon” shares their empowering journeys and collective vision for a better world.
Post-screening we will feature a panel of local women leaders who are transforming their industries. Networking to follow.
This is a free event, however, registration is required.
Screenings are taking place in both Calgary and Edmonton. This event is for Calgary. To register for Edmonton: https://woc-edmonton.eventbrite.ca/
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