Five community members sew reusable bags to combat single-use plastics while facing new challenges brought on by the global pandemic.
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Five community members sew reusable bags to combat single-use plastics while facing new challenges brought on by the global pandemic.
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Sally Scanlan leads the Woodend Community Bags in Victoria, Australia. The group consists of local activists who sew reusable bags to combat single-use plastics. As the COVID-19 pandemic unfolds in 2020, the group faces new challenges in their mission. Lorraine Masterman, Carmel McPhee, Deann Collier, and Jasley Wilding-McBride join Sally in adapting their efforts. They navigate the difficulties of maintaining their initiative while addressing the growing environmental crisis. The film runs for 17 minutes and was directed by Tess McArthur-Dowty.
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Why Watch
- Meet Sally and her community of activists.
- Find out how sewing combats plastic waste.
- See the group's response to the pandemic.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Tess McArthur-Dowty in 2021.
- The runtime of 'Stitched Together' is 17 minutes.
- The group is called 'Woodend Community Bags' and focuses on reusable bags.
- The film addresses the impact of the global pandemic on environmental activism.
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What is the main activity of the Woodend Community Bags group?
The Woodend Community Bags group sews reusable bags to combat single-use plastics.
Who directed the short film Stitched Together?
Stitched Together was directed by Tess McArthur-Dowty.
What is the duration of the short film Stitched Together?
Stitched Together has a duration of 17 minutes.
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