Stream “Right to Harm” and learn how communities are rising up against
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Dear Supporter,

“Right to Harm,” a new documentary exposing the environmental horrors of factory
farms, tells the stories of activists who are standing up to corporate
agribusiness.

Now, for a limited time (until June 4), you can watch a free streaming of the
full “Right to Harm” by clicking on this link
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Sign up here to join us on June 4 at 7:00 p.m. CDT for a panel discussion on the
film.
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[[link removed]]“Right to Harm” exposes the crippling impact factory farming has on public
health, and how mostly rural and low-income communities suffer the most.

The film features five families exposed to millions of gallons of untreated
waste from neighboring Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFOs), and how
they banded together to demand justice.

During our panel discussion, experts will explore the impacts of Big Ag and Big
Meat on a range of social justice issues, and how by working together, we can
achieve a just transition to Regenerative Agriculture.

Panelists will include:

• Matt Wechsler, director of “Right to Harm”

• John Ikerd, an agricultural economist who is featured in film

• Francis Thicke, a regenerative dairy farmer

• Ronnie Cummins, co-founder of Organic Consumers Association

• Sherri Duggar, Executive Director of the Socially Responsible Agriculture
Project

• Monica Brooks, Socially Responsible Agricultural Project.

Watch the film here (before June 4).
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Sign up here to join the online panel discussion.
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[[link removed]]Thanks!

The OCA Team

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