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WHITE GOLD - Environmental Film Festival in the Nation's Capital
WHITE GOLD (USA, 2013, 38 min.)
Washington, D.C. Premiere Narrated by Hillary Clinton, this film exposes the frightening impact of the modern-day ivory trade in Africa, which is not only threatening elephant populations, but, at times, even funding terrorism and destabilizing the region. White Gold pays tribute to the elephant's majesty, while documenting how the demand for ivory raises the stakes for nature, people and peace. Directed by Simon Trevor. Produced by Arne Glimcher and Ian Saunders.
Discussion with filmmaker and African Environmental Film Foundation (AEFF) Vice President Ian Saunders follows screening.
Reservations encouraged.
Howard University
Digital Auditorium
Blackburn Student Center
2397 Sixth St., NW
(Metro: Shaw-Howard University. Campus shuttle to Howard)
All open parking lots on campus are free after 5:00 p.m.
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LocationHoward University (View)
2397 Sixth St., NW
Washington, DC 20059
United States
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