A project by pePijn en Hoop Foundation.
Remembrance Day
Today, November 30, is internationally known as Remembrance Day for Lost Species, with activities worldwide taking place to commemorate extinct and near-extinct species.
How do we cope with ecological grief—for ourselves, for others, for the Earth? How do we maintain hope?
Film
After a brief introduction, we'll watch the stunningly beautiful film Albatross by Canadian filmmaker Chris Jordan. In the middle of the Pacific Ocean, at what may be the furthest point from human activity, he captured the bizarre encounter between pure nature and human artifacts. This will be followed by a discussion led by Lian Kasper, trained by Joana Macy in Active Hope. The film is in English.
Sunday, November 30, 2025
3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Entrance: free
De Sociale ruimte
Het Groene Veld
Amsterdam-Noord
Drie bijeenkomsten
Active Hope comprises three meetings on Sunday, November 30, Sunday, January 25, and Sunday, March 1, 2026. They form a cohesive whole, although you can also attend them individually. Keep an eye on the website's calendar for the 2026 meetings. Admission is free. Donations are welcome. We appreciate you registering: welkom@loopvandehoop.nl
The Loop van de Hoop is a project by pePijn en Hoop Foundation.
In collaboration with
Het Groene Veld
JEN
INNOORD
Natuur educatie
Made possible by Stadsdeel Noord, Amsterdam 750, Amsterdams Fonds voor de Kunst, VSB Fonds, Fonds voor Noord en Vattenfall
