Clowns instead of traffic police. A vaccine against crime. BOGOTÁ CHANGE is the story of two charismatic mayors, Antanas Mockus and Enrique Peñalosa who, with unorthodox methods, in less than 10 years turned one of the world's most dangerous, violent, and corrupt capitals into a peaceful model city populated by caring citizens. The film uncovers the ideas, philosophies, and strategies that underlie the changes in Bogotá which are now being exported to cities worldwide. The film discusses many civic issues related to the development of Bogota, Colombia, as well as sustainability aspects such as public transportation. (English and Spanish soundtrack with English subtitles.)

Join OCSS, seb, Transit, and ReSET in the Sports Zone of The Commons on March 27th during one of the three documentary screenings: 11:40AM-1PM, 2:40PM-4PM, 4:40PM-6PM. Free Popcorn.

In light of Recyclemania, the event will be "waste free" with compost bins available for food waste. Come to learn about composting and sustainable initiatives on campus, stay for the film!

A documentary reaction will be held on March 29th @ UC, Room 312 from 12-1:30PM where free lunch will be served.

For more information, visit http://my.umbc.edu/groups/ocss.

See you there!
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