RECENT NEWS…
Antiracist Research and Policy Center at American University is thrilled to announce that their new website is live!
Elizabeth helped to design and build the www.farmbillfairness.org website.
4/27/2025
‘Reviving the Forgotten River’ was screened at the 2025 DC Environmental Film Festival.
Followed by a panel with subject matter expert Dennis Chestnut, Anacostia River Keeper Trey Sherard, and Filmmaker Elizabeth Green.
3/28/2025
Following the screening of ‘Reviving the Forgotten River’ at the American Conservation Film Festival, Elizabeth was asked to speak on a panel about the process of making the film.
3/7/2025
‘Reviving the Forgotten River’ won gold at the Atlanta Film Spotlight Documentary Film Awards 2025.
The Spotlight Film Awards is a premier platform for independent filmmakers, documentarians, and screenwriters to showcase their talent, gain recognition, and connect with a global audience. With three distinct competitions, we shine a light on creative excellence across film, documentary, and scriptwriting.
2/13/2025
‘Reviving the Forgotten River’ won the Student Film Award 2025 at the American Conservation Film Festival.
RtFR will be screening in West Virginia on March 6, 2025.
The American Conservation Film Festival presents conservation-focused films and programs that engage, inform, and inspire.
1/16/2025
‘Reviving the Forgotten River’ received the 2023-2024 Capital Emmy Student Production Award in the non-fiction long form category.
This regional Emmy recognizes the excellence of student productions and we are honored that our team, participants, and the powerful topics within are celebrated with this special commendation.
11/21/2024
Alumni Profile for Hampshire College.
6/18/24
‘Reviving the Forgotten River’ Premiered on PBS during Chesapeake Bay Week!
Chesapeake Bay Week is available to stream on pbs.org and the free PBS App, available on iPhone, Apple TV, Android TV, Android smartphones, Amazon Fire TV, Amazon Fire Tablet, Roku, Samsung Smart TV, and Vizio.
4/26/24
‘Reviving the Forgotten River’ was selected for Trees & Seas Film Festival 2024.
One international film festival collective of multiple local festivals using film to foster community engagement, resilience, and impactful, localized solutions.
4/14/2024
‘Reviving the Forgotten River’ won ‘Best Documentary’ at American University’s Visions Awards 2024.
American Universities School of Communication's Vision Awards celebrates outstanding visual student work from both graduates and undergraduates.
4/2/2024
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