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“Arise” Featured On: Forbes

Lori Joyce

“A new film, Arise, tells the story of extraordinary women around the world who are coming together to heal the injustices against the earth in — produced by Molly Ross, an environmental activist, philanthropist, and member of Rachel’s Network.”

Read the full interview at:

http://www.forbes.com/sites/ashoka/2012/10/17/what-is-rachel-carsons-legacy-6-women-leaders-speak-out-on-the-message-that-still-holds-true-today/

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“Arise” Global Women Restoring Our Harmony with Nature

Lori Joyce

Lori Joyce contributes to our discussion an international perspective gained while interviewing women environmental activists around the world. Here she relates her observations on shared global perspectives on caring for our communities and our planet.

Lori Joyce can be found underneath “Day 4 Speakers”, located at: http://healingearthself.com/recordings/

[br]Living Dialogues

Duncan Campbell

[br] By Living Dialogues Published: November 30th, 2014

Listen to the two-part radio interview.

PART ONE

PART TWO

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The New York Times

The Warrior as Nurturer

‘Arise’ Turns a Lens on Female Environmentalists

[br] By DAVID DeWITT Published: September 19, 2013

Arise always feels unified, a genuinely felt and executed womanist letter to the world.

http://movies.nytimes.com/2013/09/20/movies/arise-turns-a-lens-on-female-environmentalists.html?_r=0

[br] The Austin Chronicle

Award-winning film documents women working for social change

By Jessi Cape Tue. Sep. 24, 2013

By celebrating the women of this movement, their cultures, and the already thriving and significant work being accomplished toward goals of Earth democracy, biodiversity, and gender equity, Arise is an important film for its promotion of global unity and progress though the support of women and girls, and specifically, Mother Nature.

http://www.austinchronicle.com/blogs/screens/2013-09-24/arise-screens-tonight-at-alamo-slaughter/

The Tuscon Weekly

[br] Casey Dewey

A lot of women out there are going up against extreme odds to make significant changes, and ARISE is a remarkable portrait of their struggles and accomplishments.

Women Arise to lead environmental justice initiatives [br]

[br] Martine Joeseph May 11, 2013

Women lead environmental justice around the world in Arise. Exquisite cinematography and music are enhanced by Daryl Hannah’s evocative narration. These voices for change may be new to you.

Arise emphasizes women’s wisdom and spiritual connection with the Earth as they live sustainably. Mother and daughter Lori Joyce and Candice Orlando direct.

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Are We What We Watch? [br]

[br] Doreen Dodgen-Magee April 8th, 2013

there are few things i enjoy more than engaging in someone’s story. one of the ways this happens for me is through documentary films which i go to see in the theater every chance i get.

last week, with a free evening before me, i checked what was playing in portland’s small, independent theaters. i found a film that was to screen only that evening, with the filmmakers on hand for a q and a afterward. four hours later i settled into my seat with nearly 50 other movie-goers to enjoy “arise,” a film made by women about women who are leading movements, small and large, to better the earth. what i noticed as i looked around the theater was plenty of grey hair, a significant lack of men, and far too many empty seats. when the final credits rolled, i found myself deeply moved by the stories i had just heard and the women i had just met.

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[br] Link TV’s Edition of Earth Focus [br]

[br]Sierra Club Radio Features Director Lori Joyce[br]

[br]Please listen here: audio link

[br]Arise Honors Earth’s Female Caretakers[br]

[br]Georgianne Nienaber, The Huffington Post, March 13th, 2012. Click here to read the article.

[br]Hollywood Progressive 3/12/12[br]

[br]“The women of Arise are called by destiny to protect the earth while at the same time utilizing earth’s bounty for the nourishment of life and community.” By Georgianne Nienaber

[br] American Solar Energy Society[br]

[br] American Solar Energy Society
Susan Greene on March 8, 2012. ases.org

Recently I attended a screening at the 6th Annual Colorado Environmental Film Festival of the new documentary film , ARISE, narrated by Darryl Hannah. The film captures the stories of women around the globe, who are leading the way to a sustainable future to rebuild their families, their neighborhoods and their communities. The film highlights a new generation of women who have acknowledged that the natural environment has become disconnected from our lives, our hearts and our beings. The featured women, from Africa, Palestine, Israel, India, Ecuador, and all over the United States, including the South Bronx, San Francisco and Denver, speak with passion and conviction about their communities, their families and their connection with the natural world that surrounds them. The theater was packed and the audience was captivated by the powerful emotions and the remarkable results across all demographics and all types of environments – from very rural to very urban. As a Bedouin Palestinian woman noted, with conviction, “When you can vision a different reality, you can live a different reality”.

The film won the Spirit of Activism Award at the Environmental Film Festival. Be sure and see this doc if you have the opportunity!

“Thoughtful, beautiful Arise inspired me to consider how I might contribute to the Earth’s health.” –Josephine Jones, Colorado Humanities

“This is an amazingly inspiring and empowering film for all people everywhere. And especially for women who want to help the earth, all species on it and the children of the planet. I absolutely LOVE it!” Catherine Molland, Artist, Santa Fe, NM.