Directed and produced by Michael Premo, Water Warriors tells the successful story of a diverse community coming together to protect their most precious resource, water. New Brunswick, Canada’s province most well known for its forestry, fishing and farming industries, was … Continue reading Water Warriors | Michael Premo | OWFF and Inter Pares September 28
Over the years One World Film Festival has worked with various organizations to create a platform to discuss global issues and engage audiences, inspiring them to learn more and get involved. One of the agencies with which OWFF has had … Continue reading Working with Inter Pares to Advocate for Global Equality
One World Arts partners with Inter Pares for a special presentation of the documentary Migrant Dreams and a panel discussion on justice for migrant workers, with director Min Sook Lee, Chris Ramsaroop (Justicia for Migrant Workers) and migrant workers, on … Continue reading Saturday Oct 1 (Afternoon): Justice for Migrant Workers in Canada and Dominicans of Haitian Ancestry at OWFF 2016
Ottawa’s annual One World Film Festival is back, September 29th to October 2nd, with a program featuring 16 thought-provoking Canadian and international documentaries, 7 talks, and other engaging activities that will inspire you to learn more take action on human … Continue reading OWFF is back this week with 4 days of Docs & Talks on Global Issues | Sept 29 to Oct 2 in Ottawa
Join One World Arts, the Nobel Women’s Initiative, MiningWatch Canada and MC Nigel Newlove (Nation to Nation, APTN) on September 30th at the Library and Archives of Canada for an evening of documentaries and discussions dedicated to raising awareness about … Continue reading On the Frontlines of Indigenous Resistance with the Nobel Women’s Initiative and MiningWatch Canada – September 29th
The 27th Annual One World Film Festival is back this September with a program packed with a range of thought-provoking Canadian and international documentaries, panel discussions, and Q&As with filmmakers that will inspire audiences to learn more take action on … Continue reading OWFF 2016 highlights the Syrian refugee crisis, indigenous rights, justice for migrant workers, struggles for equality, democratic participation and more
After screening documentaries about the Environment and Conservation, Human Rights, Social Justice, Poverty, Pollution, and Indigenous Rights, the One World Film Festival presented a full day of programming designed to help people find out how they can get involved and … Continue reading OWFF 2015: Day Four of the Film Festival in Pictures
Want to make a difference? Take the next step toward action with a full day of FREE films, discussions, and interactive workshops with Inter Pares, the Canadian Institute for Conflict Resolution, and Oxfam Canada. “Actions Speak Louder Than Words” takes place on Sunday, September … Continue reading Actions Speak Louder Than Words at Saint Paul University