Eleanor Goldfield, Creative Radical/Journalist/Filmmaker, www.artkillingapathy.com, on a local group who have come together to organize a virtual showing of Goldfield’s film, ‘a powerful and inspiring story about land and our relationship with it.’ While the film is based in West Virginia, there are many similarities to Pennsylvania coal industry issues. Hard Road of Hopes is a film y Goldfield which will be shown online this Saturday from 2 to 4 pm. Susquehanna Progress says the virtual screening and real online discussion will help build support between coal regions, demand Jobs for a Just Transition, and organize for the Future. To

Eleanor Goldfield, Creative Radical/Journalist/Filmmaker, www.artkillingapathy.com, on a local group who have come together to organize a virtual showing of Goldfield’s film, ‘a powerful and inspiring story about land and our relationship with it.’ While the film is based in West Virginia, there are many similarities to Pennsylvania coal industry issues. Hard Road of Hopes is a film y Goldfield which will be shown online this Saturday from 2 to 4 pm. Susquehanna Progress says the virtual screening and real online discussion will help build support between coal regions, demand Jobs for a Just Transition, and organize for the Future. To

Andrew Stuhl, Bucknell University, on the upcoming ‘Agnes Revisited’ event Thursday.  We’ll discuss The Performance: Learning To Live With Floods – History, Change, Remembrance, And Resilience 7:30pm to 9:30pm. We’ll hear monologues about the stories, devastation, experiences and emotional memories of the Tropical Storm Agnes that devastated the Susquehanna Valley. We’ll hear the human drama portrayed, and the resilience of The Valley exhibited. To register click here

Andrew Stuhl, Bucknell University, on the upcoming ‘Agnes Revisited’ event Thursday.  We’ll discuss The Performance: Learning To Live With Floods – History, Change, Remembrance, And Resilience 7:30pm to 9:30pm. We’ll hear monologues about the stories, devastation, experiences and emotional memories of the Tropical Storm Agnes that devastated the Susquehanna Valley. We’ll hear the human drama portrayed, and the resilience of The Valley exhibited. To register click here