Arts & Entertainment
An online discussion + series premiere event about climate change
Watch the online premiere of the web series "An Unlikely Insurgency". Then discuss the importance of accurate data and information.

Join a watch-along of all five episodes of “An Unlikely Insurgency,” a climate fiction miniseries written, directed, and co-produced by climate scientist turned filmmaker Kathie Kelly. We’ll show the entire series (approximately 55 minutes), followed by a panel discussion.
This unique "cli-fi" thriller is designed to educate and entertain. The plot follows a respected climate scientist and her tech-savvy daughter as they join forces with an underground resistance network called The Insurgency in an effort to uncover the truth about a dangerous corporate and government conspiracy.
Watch along with series creator and climate scientist Kathie Kelly, then participate in a discussion afterward with Kathie who will be joined by series science advisor LuAnne Thompson and series co-producer Barbara MacDonald. They will discuss the importance of accurate data and information as we confront two existential science problems: climate change and the pandemic.
Event attendees will be able to chat with panelists through the watch along and also submit questions for them to answer during the discussion.
Tickets to this event are free! RSVP at http://evite.me/RtzExj6k5j, and viewers will receive instructions on how to join the watch party and discussion just before the event start time.
About the Panelists:
Kathie Kelly, AUI writer/director/co-producer: climate scientist, formerly Professor of Oceanography at the University of Washington with 30 years on the NASA science team for sea level. Watch a video with more about Kathie's filmmaking and career.
LuAnne Thompson, AUI science advisor: Walters Professor of Oceanography and former director of the Program on Climate Change at the University of Washington. She studies the role of the ocean in climate.
Barbara McDonald, RN CIC and co-producer of AUI: licensed and certified Infection Preventionist, graduate of University of Washington School of Nursing.