Join Meaningful Movies Bellevue as it screens Agritopia: Rundown Apartments Reborn as Food Forest Cohousing Village. Agritopia shows what imagining a new way of living can do as we learn how Ole and Maitri Ersson turned a rundown apartment complex in Portland, Oregon, into a permaculture co-living space and urban food forest. The Ersson’s and other community members transformed a parking lot and overgrown yard into Kailash EcoVillage, a model for sustainable living that includes cohousing and organic gardening. Come and learn about the inspiring steps Kailash EcoVillage has taken to develop a lifestyle that can heal our environment and provide people with an alternative way of living. This screening will be the last of our shows before we take a summer break, so don’t miss out. Be sure to attend this family-friendly event!
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Meaningful Movies Bellevue offers free films every fourth Tuesday of the month from September through May. All are welcome to attend these virtual social justice events! The films are followed with a discussion session that often includes local speakers. The Meaningful Movies Bellevue team selects what films we want to show each month and organizes the discussion session that follows the film. If you would like to learn more about Meaningful Movies Bellevue or you would like to be part of this team, please email Lynn Roesch.