Organize a screening of Global Oneness Project short films and engage your community.

We have put together a selection of our short films on three DVDs and will send one or more to you for free anywhere in the world IF you agree to gather 10 or more people when screening the films. Share these stories in your living room, classroom, community center, or theater and talk about the issues they bring up. And then, "pay it forward." Offer the DVD to someone else, and participate in this ongoing experiment in generosity. We’ve even got a downloadable discussion guide for Volume One to get you started.

Your Choice of DVDs to Screen

A Thousand Suns A Thousand Suns tells the story of the Gamo Highlands of the African Rift Valley and the unique worldview held by the people of the region. Shot in Ethiopia, New York and Kenya, the film explores the modern world's untenable sense of separation from and superiority over nature and how the interconnected worldview of the Gamo people is fundamental in achieving long-term sustainability, both in the region and beyond. Check out the trailer, watch the entire film online...or gather 10 or more people for a DVD screening. A Thousand Suns Trailer A Thousand Suns

Film Library Volume I Global Oneness Project Trailer The Land Owns Us Barrio De Paz Seva Cafe: Love All, Serve All An Invitation Not Just a Piece of Cloth Words from the Karmapa Knowing How to Nurture Ourselves The Heart of Religion Oneness is Abundance Living Service Waking Up

Film Library Volume II What Would It Look Like? The People's Grocery A Game for Life A Threat to Living Communities The GreenHouse Project Ubuntu Permaculture 101

Before you fill out the form to your right, please take a moment to think about how you’ll be using the DVD. Will you share its contents with others? Will you pass the DVD along to someone else when you’re done with it? Remember, you can always download the films for free from our website and create your own DVD.

After your screening, don't forget to send us a note telling how it went. We love to hear how the films are being received and hope that new ways of thinking and living can grow out of these conversations.