Factory Farms - Community Documentary Night discussion Register

Date and Time:
Sun, Apr 19, 2026; 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM  (Eastern)

Organized By: Metro Atlanta Group

Location: Virtual

Event Organizers:
Nina Dutton
   nddutton@gmail.com

Please note:

• This online event will be a discussion and Q&A about a documentary film on factory farms.
• Please watch the film on your own before joining the Zoom call for this event! A link to watch it for free is below.
• To receive the Zoom link, please sign up through Community Documentary Night's Eventbrite page: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/special-virtual-documentary-night-tickets-1782495946359

From Community Documentary Night's event posting:

"Virtual Documentary Night is a monthly online event hosted by Community Documentary Night. It is designed to give people the opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions on a wide range of topics with people from various backgrounds."

"For this Special Virtual Documentary Night, in honor of Earth Month, we are meeting to talk about the documentary, Common Enemy. Oklahoma has a growing factory farming problem. The state leads the nation in foreign-owned agricultural land, and the death of the small family farm is a theme that lingers throughout the heartland. Corporate animal agriculture is taking over the state, destroying the land, and making life for animals hell on earth. The citizens, the environment, and the animals in Oklahoma have a common enemy—factory farming. Adam Peditto [director and co-writer of the film], Jason and Jennie Hays [founders of Oliver and Friends Rescue Farm and Sanctuary], Pamela Kingfisher [organizer, director of Green Country Guardians], and Ed Brocksmith [co-founder of Save the Illinois River, Inc] will be joining us for a special guest Q&A! You can watch the film for free at the link below."

>>Click here to watch Common Enemy for free<<

"This event is in collaboration with Inside Animal Ag, The Humane League (THL), Wholesome Minnesota, Unitarian Universalist Animal Ministry (UUAM), Colorado Voters For Animals (CVA), the Reducetarian Foundation, and the Sierra Club Metro Atlanta Group."

Find out more about each group, as well as about Community Documentary Night and what to expect when participating in the discussion, from the event signup page.