Community Screenings

The NHCRN co-sponsors film showings as part of our
Community Rights Awareness Campaign

We encourage you to engage your friends, family, neighbors and elected officials!

WHEN
Email NHCRN to schedule
WHERE
In your local community
COST
Determined by you
Sponsored By
You and co-sponsored by
NH Community Rights Network (NHCRN)

Film Showing followed by a discussion with updates on efforts to secure community and environmental rights at the local and state levels in NH and nationwide.

Join the Movement.

INVISIBLE HAND - Rights of Nature Documentary

Public Herald Presents:
INVISIBLE HAND is the new Rights of Nature documentary by Public Herald, an investigative news nonprofit holding accountable those who put rights at risk.

Don’t miss INVISIBLE HAND the world’s first documentary film about ‘Rights of Nature’ rising out of the exploitation of capitalism — the defining battle of our times between democracy and corporations. Where Capitalism faces Rights of Nature, a community fights to keep Democracy alive.

INVISIBLE HAND focuses on the first community in the United States that attempted to defend an ecosystem in court by using Rights of Nature to stop a fracking waste injection well from being built in its watershed.

We The People 2.0

Tree Media Presents:
We the People 2.0 – The Second American Revolution
“If you live in a corporate state, the only thing left to
do is to dismantle it and build something new.”

It’s time: Ecosystems and species around the globe are collapsing under legal barriers erected by our own government and corporate lobbyists.
It’s here: Tree Media presents We the People 2.0, a film about CELDF’s work with communities to mobilize the Community Rights movement across the country.
It’s you: Host a screening of the film. Attend a showing. Find out how you can see the film and engage your community.

YOUR GIVING HELPS TO PROTECT PEOPLE & PLANET

“The New Hampshire Community Rights Network makes education available to New Hampshire citizens with the goal of driving community rights and the recognition of ecosystem rights – an integral part of every community – into fundamental law.”