Community Action
Edge of Hope screening at the Coral Gables Art Cinema
As Miami confronts rising seas, extreme heat, and intensifying storms, Edge of Hope reveals how climate change disproportionately impacts vulnerable communities already burdened by systemic inequities.
Climate change is no longer a distant threat—it is a lived reality in Miami. As hurricanes intensify, sea levels rise, extreme heat becomes more frequent, and displacement reshapes neighborhoods, the crisis reveals not only environmental vulnerability but deep-rooted social inequities. Edge of Hope confronts this reality head-on. The film explores how systemic injustices—often hidden, overlooked, or conveniently forgotten—limit a community’s ability to respond to and recover from climate disasters.
Directed by Dudley Alexis and produced by Marcie R. Washington, Edge of Hope weaves together a mosaic of voices—experts, organizers, and community advocates—who illuminate the challenges within affected neighborhoods. Their stories serve as a crucial reminder that hope and action remain vital in the face of a global crisis.
Film to be followed by a panel discussion featuring Dudley Alexis (film director), Nicole Crooks (community advocate) and Marcie R. Washington (Executive Producer).
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Organization
- Coral Gables Art Cinema
Date and time
- March 18 · 7:30 pm EDT