The Deep Water Initiative is inspired by the ecological importance of water as an all-pervasive element that sustains life on this planet.  The metaphysical importance of water as both a cleanser and regenerator has been upheld by many cultures throughout the world, and is celebrated within the creation myths of different religious and spiritual traditions.  The Deep Water Initiative has been particularly influenced by the significance of water as demonstrated within the Five Books of Moses.

 

*The Deep Water Initiative is classified as a private operating foundation that qualifies for tax exempt status under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

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DEEP WATER INITIATIVE TRANSFORMATIVE MEDIA EVENTS

Wed, Mar 18
Location is TBD
Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet San Francisco Film Screening
The Deep Water Initiative will be hosting a private screening of 'Look & See: A Portrait of Wendell Berry' for the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet in San Francisco.
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Thu, Mar 19
California Institute of Integral Studies
Indigenous Storytelling in Film as a new form of Subtle Activism
Join us for a Deep Water Initiative Film Panel with Matthew Crotty presenting Tending the Wild, Toby McLoed presenting the Sacred Lands Film Project and Melinda Micco and Chihiro Wimbush presenting Every Step a Prayer.
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Sat, Aug 08
Temple Har Shalom
Religion & Ecology Film Festival
On Saturday August 8, 2020, the Deep Water Initiative will be hosting a Religion & Ecology Film Festival at Temple Har Shalom in Park City, Utah.
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Fri, Feb 07
Yale Divinity School
Deep Water Initiative to present at Yale Graduate Conference
The Deep Water Initiative is pleased to announce that both Charles Forbes and Chantal Forbes will be presenting at this year's Yale Graduate Conference in Religion and Ecology.
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Tue, Jan 21
Room 607
IHP Climate Change Study Abroad - Student Screening
The Deep Water Initiative will be hosting a private screening of 'Anote's Ark' for the IHP Climate Change, Spring 2020, study abroad student cohort.
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Thu, Sep 26
California Institute of Integral Studies
Deep Water Initiative Fall 2019 Film Series
Artifishal is a film about people, rivers, and the fight for the future of wild fish and the environment that supports them. It explores wild salmon’s slide toward extinction, threats posed by fish hatcheries and fish farms, and our continued loss of faith in nature.
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Thu, Mar 14
California Institute of Integral Studies
Religion & Ecology Film Festival 2019 at CIIS
Deep Water Initiative in collaboration with the Department of Ecology, Spirituality and Religion at CIIS will be hosting a screening of the 2018 award-winning film Genesis 2.0, followed by an audience discussion.
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Wed, Mar 13
California Institute of Integral Studies
Religion & Ecology Film Festival 2019 at CIIS
Deep Water Initiative in collaboration with the Department of Ecology, Spirituality and Religion at CIIS will be hosting a screening of the 2018 award-winning film Anote's Ark, followed by an audience discussion with Professor Robert McDermott.
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