DETROIT - Soulardarity will be hosting a screening of the documentary "How To Power A City" by director Melanie La Rosa at the Detroit School of Arts Ford Theater on Sunday, June 9 from 1 to 5 PM. Ticket proceeds will be going directly to Soulardarity to fund its ongoing work.
Soulardarity is a membership-based 501c3 non-profit located in Highland Park and works in the Detroit Metro Area. They were started in 2011 after DTE repossessed all of the residential street lights in Highland Park with the determination to bring the street lights back to the community, but this time with clean, solar energy. They are working to install solar-powered street lights, save residents money on energy bills, and with their neighboring communities build a just and equitable energy system for all.
For more information, visit http://www.soulardarity.org.
How To Power A City is a solutions-oriented climate documentary following people in six U.S. locations leading solar and wind power projects, featuring Highland Park!
How To Power A City is a behind-the-scenes exploration of leadership, innovation, technology, public participation, and what energy transformation looks like in everyday situations. The documentary has a run time of one hour and thirteen minutes.
After the screening, there will be a panel of local community activists and leaders discussing the issues and stories covered in the documentary, as well the opportunity for audience led Q&A.
To view the documentary trailer and purchase tickets, please visit SOULARDARITY'S EVENT PAGE. (https://soulardarity.org/event/how-to-power-a-city-screening/). Food and beverages will be included with the ticket cost. To become a sponsor for the event please email [email protected] or visit our SPONSORSHIP LINK.
Soulardarity has developed unique and enriching programs to cultivate relationships and bridge solutions in Highland Park and the surrounding metropolitan area. With this advance in community solutions, we need your help! Souardarity.org/join is a direct way to become a member and stay up to date with various programs we host and enjoy the benefits of being a member and volunteer. You will be able to get access to volunteer programs and initiatives, get unique insight into the fight for energy democracy, and participate in member-only activities like electing our board and shaping our programs! This is a community call to action. Bring your various skill sets, networks, and talents to assist in efforts for a common good! For more information about membership, contact [email protected].
"How To Power A City"
Sunday June 9th, 1-5PM
Detroit School of Arts - Ford Theater
123 Selden St
Detroit, MI 48201
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