The Projectionists’ Reel
Kirston Otis spins the tale of how crafty projectionists of the Greenway Theater cannibalized cinematic ephemera into remix joy.

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(2) Indigenous environmental movements; and (3) engage students in cultivating healthier ways of relating to land and Indigenous communities."

This course is aimed to (1) introduce specific case studies of Indigenous leadership, knowledge, and and innovation in environmental protection initiatives;

Indigenous environmental movements have been critical to protecting endangered species, fighting extractive industries, transitioning to nore sustainable economies, and protectina some of the most carbon-rich places on earth.

"Do you know that although Indigenous peoples comprise just 5% of the world's population, 80% of the world's remaining biodiversity are found within their ancestral homelands?

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Ale and Carlos have collaborated to produce a sound ethnography through object-based composition. This experimental collaboration allows for an innovative approach to questions of biodiversity, conviviality, and the afterlives of the armed conflict in Colombia.

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