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Transition Tatura presents Communities Shaping the Future: The Power of Youth

Come and listen to inspirational kids and young adults who are passionate about the environment, hear about initiatives for young people and see short films they have made.

When:
Saturday 31st of August, 2019, at 10:00am to 2:30pm
Where:
Gallery Café, 115 Hogan Street, Tatura
Cost:
$30 - $35 (Free for all school children)
Contact:
Ross 0407 845 247 for further information and RSVP for free tickets
Website:
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With the schools strike movement in Australia and around the world, it is obvious that young people are very concerned about the environment and the future of our place on Earth. And rightly so, as they will be the ones who will inherit the mess we have left them.

Transition Tatura's 2019 Communities Shaping the Future film festival will focus on the Power of Youth. 

Winning films from a short-film competition run by Transition Tatura for school children of Tatura will be shown and short-film entries from a second competition run by Transition Tatura for all Goulburn Valley schools will be shown and the winners voted by the audience during the film festival. The film makers will also be invited to answer any questions you may have.

Winning films from a short-film competition run by Transition Tatura for the school children of Tatura will be shown.

Also, short-film entries from a second competition run by Transition Tatura for all Goulburn Valley schools will be shown and the winners voted by the audience during the film festival.

All the film makers will also be invited to answer any questions you may have.

SHORT FILM WINNERS

We were happy to announce the winners of the Tatura-schools short film competition.

Tatura Primary School
Prep to Grade Three - Pollution of the Earth - Jemma Hark and Jack Findlay
Grade Four to Six - Endangered Animals - Callum Bailey and Levi Bowles

Sacred Heart Primary School
Prep to Grade Three - Love the Earth - Sebastian Tartaglia
Grade Four to Six - Refuse, Reuse, Repair, Recycle  - Xavier Powles

These films, and all the other wonderful films from the Tatura Schools will be shown from 1.30 (after lunch) during the Film Festival.

FILMS:
Greta Thunberg  
Origins of the Aussie School Strike
Young, local filmmakers
And more!

SPEAKERS:
Asha Chapman (Australian Youth Climate Coalition)
Cheryl Hammer & friends (Shepparton Statement)
Miro Wilson from Castlemaine School Strike for Climate

Meet the young short-film makers of films you will watch during the day.

Registration and morning tea from 9.30am. Morning tea on arrival plus lunch, nibbles and endless tea and coffee.

Tickets are free for school children. All school children will need to show their student card. Also the should have their printed ticket from ticketbooth OR RSVP to following for catering purposes.

For adults buying tickets, it will be $30 if you book online or $35 for tickets at the door. 

Transition Tatura is very grateful to the Greater Shepparton City Council and Tatura Dental Care for their generous support.

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