Free copies of “An Inconvenient Truth” for educators

A couple weeks back there was news on the internets that 50,000 free copies of the climate change documentary An Inconvenient Truth were rejected by the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) after pressure from Exxon and oil industry advocates. Taking a different approach that bypasses the NSTA, those DVDs are now being offered directly to teachers free of charge viaParticipate.net.

The giveaway ends January 18, or when the DVDs run out. Teachers can request a copy at this link.

Via BoingBoing

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2 thoughts on “Free copies of “An Inconvenient Truth” for educators

  1. Kyle

    I teach freshman composition at Northern Arizona University. I actually tried ordering one of these videos, but it’s supposed to take like 6 weeks or so. They have to varify a lot of information. It would probably be way easier if I were a high school english teacher…..oh well. We’ll see if it comes.

    Great idea though. BTW, culturaldissent.com has moved to undertheconcrete.org….please update your blogroll! Thanks.

  2. denny

    woops… hey kyle, updated the link as of now!

    as for the movie, yeah, i was under the impression that the program was geared towards the public school system… hope you get your copy though.

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