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The DREFF and ITSC Promote Sustainable Development Through Environmental Film Screenings
October 30, 2015The Dominican Republic Environmental Film Festival (DREFF) and the Instituto Técnico Superior Comunitario (ITSC), will present an environmental film cycle over several weeks to promote sustainable development and environmental awareness among the entire student community, teachers, and others involved in this educational institution.
The first film shown as part of this joint initiative between the DREFF and ITSC was LandFill
Harmonic, which was enjoyed by more than 70 people, both students and professors, on October 30th.
In the following weeks, other films will be presented such as SlingShot, Cotton Road, and Dark Side of the Chew, among others.
The Dominican Republic Environmental Film Festival maintains a Year-Round Environmental Film Screenings program, which offers the opportunity to audiences around
the country to enjoy the most interesting films on environmental issues that have been shown in previous editions of the Festival. This widens the scope of efforts to raise awareness and deepens the existing understanding of environmental issues among the Dominican public.
About the ITSC
The Instituto Técnico Superior Comunitario (ITSC) is a public, state-run institution that provides upper level technical degrees while meeting academic
qualifications in different areas normally included in continuing education. The ITSC, which began its teaching endeavors in January 2013, currently offers a curriculum in 27 professions, distributed in the 7 healthcare areas: computer/information technology, liberal arts, hospitality, building and construction as well as industrial and electromechanical areas.
About the DREFF
Since its creation in 2011, the Dominican Republic Environmental
Film Festival (DREFF)- an initiative of Global Foundation for Democracy and Development (GFDD) and Fundación Global Democracia y Desarrollo (Funglode) -has been providing Dominicans with a platform of knowledge and debate on the environment and sustainable development, along with its challenges and best practices while celebrating the unique beauty and wealth that is the Dominican Republic’s natural heritage.
More information:
www.dreff.org
www.dominicanscreenings.org