Harnessing the power of film and community to illuminate, celebrate, and inspire positive and lasting action for our planet. 2026 Dates: March 19-28.
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VS GOLIATH will premiere its 3rd episode tonight at DCEFF - and will do so on the heels of announcing a major new Executive Producer in Don Cheadle! Read more in @DEADLINE. deadline.com/2026/03/don-che…
Tickets for tonight’s screening are still available here: dceff.eventive.org/schedule/…
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From March 19 through 28, more than 70 films will be screened across the city’s museums, embassies, and universities for the annual DC Environmental Film Festival.
washingtonian.com/2026/03/19…
DC Environmental Film Festival retweeted
The DC Environmental Film Festival @dceff_org is back March 19-28, featuring 70+ films on today's most pressing environmental issues. Grist is a proud media partner of this event. Learn more at dceff.org.
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The theme for this year's DCEFF is Against the Current. Please find details about the festival here:
dceff.org/festival/ @dceff_org
I'm looking forward to volunteering this year!
@dceff_org
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🎥 @dceff_org:Changing Tides
Join us for an evening of Pulitzer Center-supported short films celebrating those who inspire change through meaningful climate storytelling.
🗓️ March 24 | 7- 9pm
📍Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library
Register:
pulitzercenter.org/event/dce…
DC Environmental Film Festival retweeted
It's my favorite time of the year -- spring is on the horizon, and @dceff_org holds the D.C. Environmental Film Festival March 19-28. Check out all the details here dceff.org/
DC Environmental Film Festival retweeted
The DC Environmental Film Festival @dceff_org is back March 19-28, featuring 70+ films on today's most pressing environmental issues. Grist is a proud media partner of this event. Learn more at dceff.org.
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🏆 Our science communication awards are now open!
These awards recognize exceptional science journalists, communicators, and researchers whose work in 2025 made #STEM accessible + engaging for broad audiences.
Deadline: April 3, 2026
Apply now: nationalacademies.org/awards… #scicomm
Announcing the full slate of award winners for our 34th Annual Festival. Tickets for these programs and dozens more go on sale February 17! open.substack.com/pub/dceff/…
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It is with deep sadness that we announce the death of Save the Elephants’ founder, Dr. Iain Douglas-Hamilton, aged 83, who passed away peacefully as the sun set in Nairobi last night.
Read more: bit.ly/4aK2FbY
📸 Indianapolis Zoo
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Tickets are going fast for the screening of Out of Plain Sight on December 11 at the NAS Building! Don't miss this award-winning documentary that uncovers the story behind toxic waste dumped into the ocean after WWII and its lasting impact. 🎫 Register: eventbrite.com/e/special-scr…
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🚨 MEDICINE ALERT
I could not be more chuffed to pass along this good stuff - 9 new shorts from the shoot of Look & See filmmakers Laura Dunn and her guy Jef! This is a great deal 😍
Introducing a new 9-part series of shorts built entirely from nearly ten hours of recorded conversations with Wendell Berry. In an age of AI-generated noise, we call it community-supported art. For $20, you’ll receive early access to each new short as it premieres weekly — and immediate viewing of our film "LOOK & SEE: A PORTRAIT OF WENDELL BERRY" (twobirdsfilm.com/lookandseef…)
ATTN: filmmakers! There's just a little over a month left to submit your films to be considered for our 2026 Festival lineup. Don't miss your chance to screen here for our amazing, passionate, and informed audiences. Learn more: filmfreeway.com/Environmenta…
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In celebration of #IndigenousPeoplesDay, Sesame Street’s Word of the Day is “tradition!" Join @BigBird and our friend Zahn McClarnon as we honor Indigenous peoples around the world and the many ways they share their culture and family traditions, today and every day.
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“I want to make sure that you all understand that each and every one of you has a role to play. You may not know it, you may not find it, but your life matters and you are here for a reason.”
Dr. Jane Goodall shares her final message to the world in Famous Last Words.
As we continue to remember & celebrate the legacy of Dr. Jane Goodall, we are grateful to @NatGeo for releasing the full feature film JANE GOODALL: THE HOPE on their YouTube channel.
We’re excited to revisit this 2020 DCEFF Selection. Watch here: youtu.be/4ST6pqfCTy0?si=Tskk…
