The Guarani Project

The Guarani Project Party: Hosted by Leblon
Friday, April 16
7-11pm
The Hotel Hudson Bar, NY

Hosted by Leblon and the Hotel Hudson Bar

Enjoy complimentary drinks from Leblon, including an exclusive Guarani Capirinaha and pledge your support for The Guarani Project

Enter The Guarani Project Raffle and win top prizes including a weekend kayaking for two, dinner at a top New York restaurant or framed prints by the project’s director of photography, among other great prizes.

Raffle tickets: $10
Spend $100 get 12 tickets and enjoy free Capirinahas all night*

$20 on the door
Credit card accepted. Cash preferred.

*night ends at 11pm

The Guarani Project’s Line for the Lavatory
Monday, March 22 2010
2pm
Meet at Broadway & 45th and march to Union Square

To mark World Water Day, the Guarani Team will be marching from Time Square to Union Square to raise awareness of water and sanitation needs around the world, and to raise money so that we can tell one of the most important water stories of our time: the story of the Guarani Aquifer.

Did you know that 40% of the world’s population lack access to clean water and basic sanitation?

Did you know that the Guarani Aquifer is one of the largest fresh water resources in the world?

Did you know that the Guarani Aquifer could be a lifeline for all us as natural water resources dry up?

Did you know that the Guarani Aquifer is being threatened by pollution, mismanagement and corruption?

Did you know that we want to change that by telling its story?

Join us as we walk from Time Square to Union Square and help us get the word out about the Guarani Aquifer and water poverty across the globe.

Meet at Broadway & 45th at 2pm on Monday March 22. Or join us in Union Square from 4pm.

For more information contact info@theguaraniproject.com

And any problems on the day call Annabel on 203 919 1234 or Vasilios on 203 217 9718.

The Guarani Project: A Multimedia Documentary by Two Freelance Journalists
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
7:30 pm
McManus Room

Hear freelance journalist Annabel Symington and photographer/filmmaker Vasilios Sfinarolakis discuss their new documentary about the Guarani Aquifer. This huge water resource in Latin America that contains enough fresh water to sustain the world’s population for 200 years and could become a lifeline as water shortages affect every part of the world in the future. But, this hugely important water resource is now being threatened by pollution, mismanagement, and corruption. These two young journalists are taking matters into their own hands to tell the stories that really matter using Facebook, Twitter, Kickstarter, a lot of ambition, and a desire to make a difference.

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