Film + Q&A: Immuto (Change): Reciprocity and questions of hope

Immuto (Change) helps stimulate processes of intellectual, emotional, and ethical decolonization required to change the course of the climate emergency and biocultural collapse. Shot in Vanuatu, Viet Nam, Morocco, the EU, UK, and US, Immuto features energetic stories of crisis and action told by compelling changemakers living and working on the frontlines.
These agents of change address viewers directly, calling for the reciprocity necessary for our varied yet interrelated struggles to safeguard our planet’s biodiversity, adapt to the rapid changes, demand climate justice, and draw down carbon.

Q&A with the film producers and additional panelists and brief updates on current status of Pacific Climate Activism, Stop Ecocide ,and the recent initiative by Vanuatu to seek an Advisory Opinion from the International Court of Justice on whether states have an obligation when it comes to climate change.

Contributors: Janis Steele, Ph.D Brooks McCutchen, Ph.D. (Island Reach Foundation) Shirleen Chin (founder Green Transparency) & current clips from the Pacific Islands Climate Action Network (PICAN) including Youth4Pacific Declaration