BIMS Documentary “Harm In The Water” Premiered In December
BIMS Documentary “Harm In The Water” Premiered In December . (MENAFN - GetNews)    SAN DIEGO, CA - December 19, 2024 -  Black in Marine Science (BIMS) successfully premiered its groundbreaking documentary "Harm in the Water." The highly anticipated event took ...
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SAN DIEGO, CA - December 19, 2024 - Black in Marine Science (BIMS) successfully premiered its groundbreaking documentary "Harm in the Water." The highly anticipated event took place on December 6, 2024, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the beautiful Paradise Point Resort & Spa in San Diego, California.

A night of celebration and insight The film debut of "Harm in the Water" captivated audiences during Black in Marine Science Week, an annual event focusing on professional development for Black marine scientists around the world. With a unique blend of science, storytelling, and community engagement, the premiere delivered an enlightening and enjoyable experience for everyone.

Attendees walked the blue carpet dressed in vibrant hues that celebrated the beauty of marine life. The event's theme of coral-orange reflected the fragile splendor of the planet's oceans.

"We were extremely excited to share this powerful documentary," said Dr. Tiara Moore, the founder of BIMS. "It dove headfirst into the pressing issue of environmental justice and how it impacts our oceans today. 'Harm in the Water' was an urgent call to action, elevating public awareness around the critical need for conservation efforts, especially in marginalized coastal communities. Our goal was to inspire meaningful dialogue and contribute to the preservation of our beautiful planet."

Engaging panel discussionFollowing the screening, a panel discussion featured distinguished experts and guest speakers exploring key themes presented in the documentary. Their discourse provided attendees with deeper insights into the complexities of marine conservation and focused on actionable solutions to address these pressing environmental challenges.

The event offered attendees an incredible opportunity to engage directly with thought leaders in marine science. In addition to listening to expert insights from the panel's participants, attendees lent their voices to the urgent conversation on ocean health.

Family-friendly atmosphereThe event was designed to enrich audiences of all ages and offered a family-friendly environment. Along with the film's inspiring content, attendees enjoyed light snacks like popcorn while mingling with fellow marine conservation enthusiasts. A cash bar was also available for those who wished to enjoy refreshing beverages throughout the evening.

The "Harm in the Water" premiere was far more than just a film screening-it was a celebration of science, diversity, and the spirit of communal responsibility toward our planet's waterways and marine life.

About BIMS:

Founded by Dr. Tiara Moore, Black In Marine Science (BIMS) is a non-profit organization that advocates for racial equity within marine sciences and works to amplify Black voices in environmental research and conservation. Dr. Moore, an esteemed marine scientist with a Ph.D. from UCLA, specializes in studying the impacts of human nutrient pollution on marine ecosystems. She is widely recognized for her work, leading over $8 million in NSF-funded research and creating community programs combining environmental DNA (eDNA) research with educational outreach. Her impactful contributions have garnered accolades from prominent platforms like Vogue Magazine and the Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation, which honored her as a Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice Champion.
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(MENAFN - GetNews)    SAN DIEGO, CA - December 19, 2024 -  Black in Marine Science (BIMS) successfully premiered its groundbreaking documentary "Harm in the Water." The highly anticipated event took ...
BIMS Documentary “Harm In The Water” Premiered In December