Get Involved: Two New Action Alerts

We have two new ways of getting involved on the Action Alerts page, so sign your name and help get lead out of lipstick and carcinogens out of laundry detergent. Get involved >

New: Living Downstream Educational DVD Flyer

We have a new resource available for people organizing screenings, or interested in spreading the word of Living Downstream. Our handsome new 2-page flyer features information about bonus features, pricing, and ordering information for the Educational DVD. Download the flyer >

New: Adventures in Outreach blog post

 While attending a screening of Living Downstream, director Chanda Chevannes reflects on the waters of her childhood and the power we hold when we work together in scary situations. Read the blog >

Get Involved: Two New Action Alerts

We have two new Action Alerts, including a petition for the Canadian federal government to ban fracking. Check them out and get involved here >

Get Involved: 2012 is a Year for Action

Head over to the Action Alerts section to find four brand new ways you can make your voice heard. From weedkiller-resistant corn to safer cosmetics, we can all help make our world a safer, healthier place. Get Involved >

Get Involved: E-Questionnaire About Pesticides For Cosmetic Use

The provincial government of British Columbia is looking for input about the cosmetic use of pesticides. Make your voice heard through their e-questionnaire, and help limit the pesticides we're all exposed to. Take the e-questionnaire >

Growing Gardens - and New Ideas

Focusing on one specific topic in environmental health, this month, the newsletter is dedicated to the efforts of those who are working to protect their communities from potentially dangerous pesticides. (Updated on Dec. 5: Get involved online) Read the newsletter >

New Book, New Awards, New Ways to Connect

Our latest newsletter was just released. Take a look to get updates on Living Downstream. Read the newsletter >

Learn About the Making of Living Downstream

For the next week, follow the Facebook discussion with director Chanda Chevannes as she shares stories from the making of Living Downstream. Follow the discussion >

A Tale of Two Nursing Mothers

Read filmmaker Chanda Chevannes' new essay in On the Issues Magazine. This piece is a personal exploration of environmental health, motherhood, and filmmaking. Read the essay >

A Tale of Two Nursing Mothers

Read filmmaker Chanda Chevannes' new essay in On the Issues Magazine. This piece is a personal exploration of environmental health, motherhood, and filmmaking. Read the essay >

Educational DVD now shipping!

New website goes live

The Living Downstream website, www.livingdownstream.com, connects the global community of individuals and organizations who are using the film as a catalyst for change. Become a member.

New screenings announced

Living Downstream will be screening for the first time in several cities and towns in California, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Ohio, Ontario, and Quebec. See our list of film screenings.

Learn how to hold your own screening of the film >