From the runway to the big screen, October saw sustainable fashion reaching new audiences as we concluded another season of fashion weeks worldwide. Read on to learn about how Leonardo DiCaprio, Stella McCartney, and other industry leaders are pushing sustainability forward.
Read MoreIt seems counterintuitive that the brightest minds in science have difficulty communicating. Exploring the depths of the ocean? No problem. Processing decades of data to make critical climate models? Sounds fun. Explaining it all to the public? No thanks.
Read MoreKaty Ho (she/her) is a Chinese Canadian writer, activist, and daughter of refugees who explores the intersections of gender, climate, and pop culture through her work. When she’s not writing about feminism and climate justice, you can find her hosting book club meetings, visiting her local thrift store, and coaching the next generation of climate leaders. Enjoy our interview!
Read MoreAs an expression of acknowledgment, we have compiled a unique streaming guide that not only entertains but also educates to honor and celebrate Native American Heritage Month. Bringing to light films, series, and documentaries that amplify Native American storytellers' voices, we invite you to explore diverse narratives, compelling histories, and vibrant traditions.
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Fast fashion is a human rights crisis, with many large brands relying on underpaid and protected labor and operating in countries without solid pollution laws. Thankfully, there are people like sustainable fashion advocate Aishwarya Sharma who use their tremendous platforms to raise awareness around solutions.
Read MoreIt's officially spooky season, which, to many, means horror movies. While horror is a great escape from the frightening realities of our modern world, it's also the perfect medium for environmental messaging. Don't believe us? Well, there's a whole subgenre of eco-horror to change your mind.
Read MoreThe Green Film School Alliance continues to grow. Last year, over 20 projects earned the EMA Green Seal for Students. Like our EMA Green Seal for Productions, student films that achieve a minimum of sustainable production goals as identified in the GFSA's Production Environmental Actions Checklist (PEACHy) receive a Green Seal.
Read MoreAt EMA, we champion actionable solutions. Words mean little unless we follow them with consistent action. On the other hand, we relate with individuals who feel overwhelmed by our many environmental issues. Thankfully, taking individual action as part of the collective impact can help ease climate anxiety.
Read MoreAshlan and Philippe Cousteau are EMA's go-to Board Members regarding the health of our oceans. For years, the Cousteau's have brought a message of hope and action regarding the sea to our annual events.
Read MoreAt EMA, we believe sustainability should be accessible and equitable for everyone! That's why we try and shine a light on innovations and solutions that include everyone. One of those solutions is community solar.
Read MoreEMA, and many of you, stepped up to say 'Yes to Yasuni', the most biologically diverse place on Earth!
Read MoreAt EMA, we surround ourselves with people, businesses, and organizations that share our desire to do better and leave behind a sustainable, healthy, and equitable world. For companies, such a commitment starts at the top and attracts like-minded employees. Whether you're the CEO, accountant, or office manager, you can do your part to encourage sustainability in the workplace. Still, having a point person and team that oversees sustainability goals is critical.
Read MoreThe Green Film School Alliance continues to grow. Last year, over 20 projects earned the EMA Green Seal for Students. Like our EMA Green Seal for Productions, student films that achieve a minimum of sustainable production goals as identified in the GFSA's Production Environmental Actions Checklist (PEACHy) receive a Green Seal.
2023 continues to see students interested in mitigating the environmental impact of their films, a vital skill to develop before entering the industry. Today, we showcase CSULB student Abraham Abotel, who recently received our Green Seal for his student film, "Good Boy".
Read MoreSeptember, to me, has always represented back-to-school time! As the fall season arrives, it's a perfect time to cozy up and enjoy some thought-provoking entertainment that raises awareness about our environment.
Read MoreThe Green Film School Alliance continues to grow. Last year, over 20 projects earned the EMA Green Seal for Students. Like our EMA Green Seal for Productions, student films that achieve a minimum of sustainable production goals as identified in the GFSA's Production Environmental Actions Checklist (PEACHy) receive a Green Seal.
Read MoreWorld Honeybee Day is celebrated every third Saturday in August. This holiday celebrates the importance of bees and their beauty. Bees play a crucial role in our world, and this holiday celebrates their importance.
Read MoreDuring the summer months, we find ourselves immersed in nature's glory, and as August draws to a close, let us take advantage of National Park Month; let us watch nature documentaries that will leave us breathless, inspired, and forever grateful for our world's unyielding beauty.
Read MoreAs an organization that believes the media can change minds for the better, it's not always the case. While 1975's "Jaws" remains a classic American movie, it instilled a deep-seated fear of sharks into millions of movie-goers. While sharks are apex predators, they aren't the supervillain to humans that many movies make them out to be.
Read MoreOne of the most prominent climate social media figures is EMA Activist Board Member Isaias Hernandez or the Queer Brown Vegan. Isaias is an experienced young climate activist who broadcasts their work on social media and has made considerable contributions to the global environmental movement. We spoke with Isaias to learn more about the significance of social media in climate advocacy.
Read MoreAccording to Reuters, "Around the world, almost 1 million plastic bottles are purchased every minute." While producers are responsible for plastic pollution, personal actions also matter! We spoke with our newest EMA Activist Board Member, Meg Haywood Sullivan, about plastic pollution and how people can combat the crisis!
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