ARLINGTON, VA – StyrofoamMom, an environmental film that advocates for the elimination of single-use plastic, was screened at National Landing on April 6, 2019 with the Global Co-Lab Network.
“I was delighted to have the film screened by the Eco-Teen action network who will host an Open House at the Smithsonian May 18th, 2019,” said Director Miriam Gennari. “The event was attended by 200 people and sponsored by JBG SMITH, a real estate development company in northern Virginia.”
The Global Co-Lab is Network incubates change utilizing small, carefully crafted, HUB gatherings called CO-LABS that focus on youth passions for making the world a better place and identifying expertise around their ideas to curate networks who provide support.
“The film Styrofoammom is available for screening by nonprofits, government municipalities, libraries and for profit companies who are looking for sustainable practices,” said Gennari.
For more information, or to schedule a screening, please contact Metromakeover Films or contact us on email at marketing@metromakeover.com.
Nature on Ellen’s Way in Montauk, in the Fort Pond Cemetery and overlooking the Montauk Manor