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Gather.film charts rebirth of indigenous cultures through food sovereignty, with Sanjay Rawal

from Inside Ideas with Marc Buckley · host Regen Media, Global Society News, OnePoint5 Media, and Innovators Magazine

Sanjay Rawal is my guest on Episode 84 of Inside Ideas. Sanjay is a James Beard Award-winning filmmaker, Sanjay made FOOD CHAINS (EP Eva Longoria, Eric Schlosser) which chronicled the battle of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers, a small group of Oaxacan and Chiapan indigenous farmworkers in Florida, against the largest agribusiness conglomerates in the world. The film was released theatrically in a number of countries (Screen Media in the US) and won numerous awards - including citations from the US Conference of Mayors, the Clinton Global Initiative, and the White House. The film was also a Winner (shared) of the 2016 BritDoc Impact award and several festival prizes. Sanjay’s last film 3100: RUN AND BECOME won several festival prizes, had a robust theatrical release in the US in 2018, and is opening in traditional theatrical engagements across Europe and Australia in 2020 and 2021. https://gather.film/

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