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Witnessing Change 2017 Winners Will Be Announced August 18th
The Witnessing Change Video Competition invites documentarians to tell the stories of climate change from their own community in short video format. The videos focus attention toward the local and the present, with testimony and imagery that illustrate how climate change is already shaping the lives of Americans. Winners receive cash prizes. If you are interested in entering the 2018 competition, please sign up for our email list at the bottom of this page – you will be the first to know when the next round opens. Keep your eyes on this page for our 2017 winners which deal with the way that Lyme disease and melting snow have impacted American communities. In the meantime, share your thoughts with us about how you are #WitnessingChange on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.
The Witnessing Change Video Competition would like to thank its 2017 judges: 

Rebecca Jordan, Director of the Rutgers Program on Science Learning

Brian Coyle, Postdoc and Program Co-ordinator at the National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution 

Hakim Evans, Action Fellow for the Alliance for Climate Education

Sarah Peach, Associate Editor for Yale Climate Connections 

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We'll let you know about future intiatives to document climate impacts in America, including the launch of the Climate Impact Census and the 2018 Witnessing Change Video Competition.

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