At SustyVibes, we focus on using art, pop culture, and creative expression to help young people connect with and understand sustainability. We believe in building a sense of community and creating memorable experiences while also working towards our goal of making a positive impact on the environment. As part of our efforts to blend art […]
Ibadan Movie Screening: “Don’t Look Up” Read More »
Care for the planet is everybody’s business, and as part of SustyVibes focus to create that sense of connection and responsibility to the environment, we host several events, projects and learning opportunities for people to not just see their environment as something that benefits them but also as something that can be cared for. To
SustyVibes holds Don’t look up movie screening at Centre for Memories Enugu State Read More »
On the 11th of December 2022, we screened the Netflix film “Don’t Look Up” and also held a productive post-COP27 conversation with global thought leaders and change-makers who were in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt for the conference. Prior to the start of the event, Balqees Hamzat and Kehinde Akinsola had an InterVibes session. We use InterVibes
SustyVibes Kwara Movie Screening and Post COP27 Panel Session Read More »
On the 26th of November, we screened the Netflix movie: “Don’t Look Up” and as well had some wholesome post-COP27 discussions. Our amazing moderators for the event were SustyVibers: Peace Simon and Aniebiet Obot. We started by having our intervibes session, where SustyVibers: Enomfon Akpan and Folmi Yahaya asked arriving guests about what they think
SustyVibes Abuja Movie Screening and Post COP27 Panel Session Read More »
“A man’s always got choices. Sometimes you just gotta choose the right one” Teddy Oglethorpe The Movie Screening was held on the 5th of June, 2022 at the Ebonylife cinema. The theater was almost filled to its capacity as we had 80 people in attendance, refreshment was provided to all attendees. The event started with
“Don’t Look Up” Movie Screening and Panel Session for World Environment Day Read More »
On Thursday 7th of March 2019, to celebrate International Women’s Day that comes up annually on the 8th of March-we screened Awani a documentary film produced by Aderonke Adeola. Awani explored the history of Nigeria woman pre colonization. It highlighted the strength, effort and brilliance of Nigerian woman unabashedly showed to fight for what they
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SustyVibes screened Swallow in Lagos last month. It’s Port-Harcourt’s turn on the 8th of December. Swallow is a film by the Shehu Musa Yar’adua Foundation, the film aims to highlight the urgency of food insecurity and discusses how food importation has become a major challenge. Swallow digs deep into the problems of food insecurity and
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To showcase the importance of food security in an increasingly changing climate, SustyVibes has organized a screening for a movie- Swallow. Swallow is the latest film by the Shehu Musa Yar’adua Foundation, to highlight the urgency of food insecurity and discusses how food importation has become a major challenge. Swallow digs deeper into these problems
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The Valuable Waste Movie is the first of its kind in Nigeria produced and directed by a Nigerian youth – Adesoji Adeyemi-Adejolu on waste management. The movie has scenes shot in various parts of Nigeria and West Africa and is directed mostly to young people to join in the fight against pollution. July is Plastic Free Month
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We have screened Nowhere to run twice now and to be honest, we want to screen it a couple more times – we want more people to learn about climate change and the threats to our future, we want people to know that we cannot have jobs and spend money on a dead planet, we
One Year of SustyVibes – No Where To Run Movie Screening Read More »
