Individuals and groups across North America are using Living Downstream as an educational and outreach tool. They are using the film to raise public awareness about the links between environmental contamination and cancer incidence. They are using it to inspire critical thinking among students. They are using it to inspire deeper environmental engagement and activism.

To help you make full use of Living Downstream in your life and work, we have produced a collection of guides. The guides are designed to be used in tandem with the film. They will inspire creative applications of the film and save you time and resources. They are specific enough to lead you step-by-step but flexible enough to encourage individuality, needs-based modifications, and out-of-the-box thinking.

Living Downstream ~ In the Classroom

For Educational Use
Available electronically or in print with purchase of the Educational DVD 

This comprehensive guide equips educators for planning lessons, study units, learning assignments, special events, and extracurricular projects. Use this guide to encourage media literacy, critical thinking, and problem solving among your students. Produced in collaboration with teachers and students, this guide is ideal for secondary schools, universities, and libraries. This guide will be available in the fall of 2012. We sincerely apologize for the delay in the production of this resource.

Living Downstream ~ At Home

For Home Use
Included with purchase of the Home Video DVD

This quick reference guide equips individuals and families for finding ways to make changes in their homes, workplaces, and communities. The Home Video DVD will be available in 2013. Contact us to be notified when this version becomes available for purchase.