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Microplastic Madness - movie
Host a Screening!
⬇︎Step 1: Scroll down to sign up ⬇︎
The movie running time is 76 minutes.
Watch the trailer

For educators and families, see our
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SCREENING FEES 
(Fees listed below are subject to change after December 31, 2020)
  • Public K-12 Schools, Title One - Free!
  • Public K-12 Schools (non-Title One schools)  $100 
    The fee will be waived if your group can organize and host a screening in at least one (or more) neighboring K-12 public school, preferably an under-resourced school. 
    We ask your group to provide audience feedback for the movie on our survey sheet and and three of more photos of the screening (students' back of the head with the screen)
  • Private K-12 Schools   $200 
    The fee will be waived if your group can organize and host a screening in at least one (or more) neighboring K-12 public school, preferably an under-resourced school. 
    We ask your group to provide audience feedback for the movie on our survey sheet and and three of more photos of the screening (students' back of the head with the screen)
  • Colleges and Universities  $200
    The fee will be waived if your group can organize and host a screening in at least one neighboring K-12 public school, preferably an under-resourced school. 
    We ask your group to provide audience feedback for the movie on our survey sheet and three of more photos of the screening (students' back of the head with the screen).

  • Non-profit Organizations  $100
    The fee will be waived if your group can organize and host a screening in at least one neighboring K-12 public school, preferably an under-resourced school. 
    We ask your group to provide audience feedback for the movie on our survey sheet and and three of more photos of the screening (students' back of the head with the screen).

  • Community Groups   $100
    The fee will be waived if your group can organize and host a screening for at least one neighboring K-12 public school, preferably an under-resourced school. 
    We ask your group to provide audience feedback for the movie on our survey sheet and and three of more photos of the screening (students' back of the head with the screen).
 
  • Public Libraries   $100
    The fee will be waived if your group can organize and host a screening for at least one neighboring K-12 public school, preferably an under-resourced school. 
    We ask your group to provide audience feedback for the movie on our survey sheet and and three of more photos of the screening (students' back of the head with the screen).
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  • Corporations and Businesses   $500 - $1000 
      Please contact us with event details by completing the form below.
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How it works:
  1. Sign up on the form below with your preferred date(s) and time(s).
  2. We'll send you our  "Virtual Screening Agreement form."
  3. Next, we"ll send you the Vimeo link and password.
  4. You host the screening on your app of choice or share the link and password.
  5. Then follow up with a post-screening discussion, lesson plan, or "take action" activity.
Movie is 1 hour and 15 minutes   ​---->  Free for Title One schools! 
***Screening requests must be submitted 24 hours in advance of start time 
Watch the trailer

Sign up for a screening by completing this form: 
Thank you for completing and submitting this form.
Our team will be in touch with you soon to confirm dates and to share to share the agreement form.

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Cafeteria Culture (CafCu) is a Project of The Fund for the City of New York, a charitable organization.
Founded in 2009 as Styrofoam Out of Schools.
Donations to Cafeteria Culture are eligible for charitable deductions under section 170 of the Internal Revenue Code.
Cafeteria Culture is a vendor of New York City Department of Education via Fund for the City of New York

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VISION
We envision a plastic free, equitable zero waste future where landfill and incinerator garbage as we know it no longer exists;
where post consumption waste from food to packaging is drastically reduced
and what remains benefits our schools, communities, and the environment. 

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