Drop by Drop: Water Stories, a video contest for youth created by the Social Change Film Festival & Institute (SCFFI), Channel G and EarthvisionZ, is now accepting submissions.

Are you an aspiring filmmaker under 18 years old? Do you believe the power of film can make the world a better place? If so, then SCFFI’s Drop by Drop is the contest for you!

Select videos will be screened at the World Bank in Washington, DC on World Water Day, March 22, 2012 and at the Social Change Film Festival in New Orleans in November 2012. Visit the Drop by Drop contest page for more details.


The Global Water Crisis: Symposium & FundraiserThe Global Water Crisis: Symposium & Fundraiser

The Social Change Film Festival & Institute (SCFFI), in partnership with the World Bank, hosted “The Global Water Crisis: Symposium & Fundraiser” in Silicon Valley on November 5, 2011.

Visit our event blog for videos, photos and more!

Become a Sponsor of the Social Change Film Festival & InstituteBecome a Sponsor of the Social Change Film Festival & Institute

Becoming a SCFFI sponsor gives your organization the opportunity for unmatched exposure while directly aligning your brand with the social change movement and the power of film.

Download the 2012 SCFFI Sponsorship Pack (PDF)


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SCFFI Youth Film: Silicon Valley Water Symposium

World Bank Introduction to the The Global Water Crisis: Symposium & Fundraiser on Nov. 5


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Meet the Festival Team

Rebecca Koppenhaver
Rebecca KoppenhaverAssistant Director – Programs
Skye Macdonald
Skye MacdonaldAssociate Director of Local Engagement
Francis DellaVecchia
Francis DellaVecchiaAssociate Director of Community Engagement & Audience Activation

Join our Street Team!

Be part of the social change movement and join the Social Change Film Festival & Institute Street Team!

The SCFFI street team will spread the word far and wide about the festival taking place November 2012 in New Orleans.

WE NEED YOUR HELP:

Sign-up to become a street team member and you will receive an email with more details.

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Sponsors Include

Sofitel

CSRwire

Justmeans


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Partners Include

Loyola University New Orleans

The World Bank
The World Bank - Water and Sanitation Program

EarthvisionZ

St. Bernard Project - Rebuilding the Homes and Lives of Katrina Survivors

LEAF – Leaders of Environmental Action Films

GBCHealth

Games for Change

Blue Planet Network

 

The Samburu Project