The Flip Side
Conservation is about the survival of ecological communities — but what if poaching were the only solution for the survival of a human one?
- EG Eriksson
- September 30, 2016
Conservation is about the survival of ecological communities — but what if poaching were the only solution for the survival of a human one?
This short documentary co-produced by Neil Young tells the story of Michael White, a fourth generation farmer, who went toe to toe with Monsanto.
This final part of a mini series on the dreams and struggles of refugees in Greece tells the stories of those stuck at the unofficial Eko refugee camp.
Living in tents and over-crowded ferry terminals in the port of Athens, refugees wait for the right to continue their journeys and to seek hoped-for refuge.
A glimpse of the quietly devastating impacts of border closures, and reflections of some of those in Idomeni, Greece, seeking refuge in Europe.
Preempting Dissent interrogates the expansion of the so-called “Miami-Model” of protest policing, a set of strategies developed in the wake of 9/11.
With the people of Iceland back in the streets following the Panama Papers scandal, this film on the 2008 “pots and pans revolution” provides some essential context on the...
On the occasion of International Romani Day, Ross Domoney’s new film celebrates a strong culture that continues to struggle day after day.
The beauty of street art is the direct contact you have with people. There is no mediation — there is no structure around the art.
Locals on the Greek island of Lesbos, which has been at the front-line of the refugee crisis, discuss what they think the new term “hot spot” means.
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Conservation is about the survival of ecological communities — but what if poaching were the only solution for the survival of a human one?
This short documentary co-produced by Neil Young tells the story of Michael White, a fourth generation farmer, who went toe to toe with Monsanto.
This final part of a mini series on the dreams and struggles of refugees in Greece tells the stories of those stuck at the unofficial Eko refugee camp.
Living in tents and over-crowded ferry terminals in the port of Athens, refugees wait for the right to continue their journeys and to seek hoped-for refuge.
A glimpse of the quietly devastating impacts of border closures, and reflections of some of those in Idomeni, Greece, seeking refuge in Europe.
Preempting Dissent interrogates the expansion of the so-called “Miami-Model” of protest policing, a set of strategies developed in the wake of 9/11.
With the people of Iceland back in the streets following the Panama Papers scandal, this film on the 2008 “pots and pans revolution” provides some essential context on the...
On the occasion of International Romani Day, Ross Domoney’s new film celebrates a strong culture that continues to struggle day after day.
The beauty of street art is the direct contact you have with people. There is no mediation — there is no structure around the art.
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