The Pangea Day event on Saturday night in the UNU Media Studio was a great success. We ended up with around 50 participants from 14 different countries for what was essentially an over-night event. The group energy remained relatively high all the way to morning as can be seen in the video that was taken some time after 6am. It was a great experience to be a part of the first ever Pangea Day with such an interesting variety of global citizens gathered together here in the Media Studio. Information about this world wide event and highlights of the program and many of the included films are on the Pangea Day website. |
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Pangea Day Report
by Jason Hall on May 11, 2008 - Comments (00)
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Tokyo Pangea Day Event
To learn more about Pangae Day visit the website for this historic global event. For those who prefer a video explanation, please see the video by the founder of Pangea Day. The UNU Media Studio will be the venue for the Tokyo event and already a number of filmmakers, designers, educators and social entrepreneurs are planning to participate. Since this is a live programme of powerful films, live music, and visionary speakers linking venues across the world, the actual timing would be from 3am to 7am this Sunday (11 May 2008). Due to the size limitations for the venue, participation is by invitation only. |
by Brendan Barrett on May 7, 2008 - Comments (00)
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