Healing The Climate Narrative Through Storytelling
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Moderator: Allison Begalman, The Hollywood Climate Summit
CEO of YEA! Impact, the co-founder/EP of the Hollywood Climate Summit, and the creator of USC School of Cinematic Arts’ first-ever social impact screenwriting lecture “Call to Action: Writing Stories of Relevance and Social Impact.”
She is a recipient of the Roddenberry Impact Award and the Walking Softer Young Leaders Award and a Social Justice Partners Los Angeles 2022-2023 Systems Change Incubator participant. She is also a founder of USC School of Cinematic Arts’ Feminist Media Festival. Outside of social impact, Allison writes for television and film. She has worked at companies like CAA, Annapurna Pictures, as well as on shows such as Sony TV’s PREACHER and Hulu’s MONSTERLAND.
Allison has spoken at Paramount Global, New York University, University of Southern California, Edinburgh TV Festival, Harvard University, and more.
Joanelle Romero: Born of Mescalero Apache-Spanish Sephardic. A relative of Pawnee, Navajo, Paiute, Pojoaque, Southern Ute, Haudenosaunee, kinship to Lakota, Jicarilla Apache. Joanelle Romero Founder President CEO Red Nation Celebration Institute. The Creative Enterprise by Natives Delivering to All People the Stories that Shape Our World is the longest-standing Native Women-Led Indigenous Media Arts and Cultural non-profit enterprise in the history of the entertainment industry.
Leah Lamb: Founder of The School for Sacred Storytelling, and collaborates with the spirits of stories as tools for healing and transformation. She produced the Green Channel at Al Gore’s Television Network, Current TV, and has covered the UN Climate Talks in Paris & Copenhagen. Her writing about the environment has been featured in National Geographic News Watch, Fast Company, Spirituality & Health.
Casey Rogers: Founder and CEO of Telea Insights, Casey Rogers brings forth over 20 years of experience in the non-profit, philanthropic, and business sectors. She works from a long-view perspective of positive change with a focus on tangible impact and bold results. Casey launched The Ellen Fund in 2018 and led the organization through a multi-million dollar initiative focused on global conservation and drawing on two decades of experience working in Southern & East Africa.
18 июн 2024
