Worker-owned Arizmendi Bakery (San Francisco). Photo by Myleen Hollero.

Thanks to the WORLD Channel, there will be an extensive new round of television broadcasts in 2015!

SHIFT CHANGE will air on stations in regions where it has not yet aired [Boston and Springfield, MA; Maine; Montana, and more], and will also be re-broadcast in cities where it has already aired. Most of these broadcasts will occur in early Jan, with many on Jan. 5. See the complete schedule below.

Learn more about the WORLD℠ broadcasts and get station information here >

About WORLD Channel 

WORLD℠ delivers the best of public television’s nonfiction, news and documentary programing to US audiences through local public television stations, and online at worldchannel.org. WORLD is programmed by WGBH/Boston, in partnership with American Public Television and WNET/New York, and in association with the American Public Television and National Educational Telecommunications Association.

SHIFT CHANGE on World Channel 2015 – Schedule  (PDF)

Please note that dates are subject to change, please check your local listings to confirm. If SHIFT CHANGE has already aired on your local station, please check the station’s website, as broadcasts are often available online for up to two weeks.

Would you like to help get SHIFT CHANGE on your local PBS station? Contact your PBS affiliate via their viewer comment lines and social media networks to let them know! Find your station’s contact information here >

PBS broadcast schedule 10-6-14 (PDF)

Because KCTS-9 also broadcasts via KYVE-47 and various cable and satellite channels, SHIFT CHANGE will be seen throughout the Northwest and in many parts of Canada.

Please spread the word by sharing the SHIFT CHANGE broadcast information with your friends and social networks. This summer, SHIFT CHANGE will air nationally on PBS. Your efforts to spread the word about the April 6 broadcast will help ensure great viewership and build momentum for the national screening!

WHERE TO WATCH!

SHIFT CHANGE will air on KCTS-9, KYVE-47, and various cable and satellite channels. Check your local listings.

KCTS-9 is seen throughout Western Washington (including Olympia and Tacoma) and throughout southwestern British Columbia, as well as across Canada.

Click here to view a map of the KCTS broadcast range >

KYVE-47 serves Central Washington (including Yakima and Ellensburg).

Click here to view a map of the KYVE broadcast range >

Since its premiere at Oakland’s Grand Lake Theater last fall, the film has screened literally hundreds of times in movie theaters, film festivals, universities, labor and community settings.

Given the economic times, and the interest in real solutions, SHIFT CHANGE provides ideas and inspires action toward helping build a new economy. We’re pleased to be able to offer the all Spanish version now as well, available from Bullfrog Films.

We recently suggested to KCTS–the Seattle PBS station–that they air SHIFT CHANGE. We were thrilled when station programmers recommended the film be broadcast nationally and indicated that KCTS would help to make that happen by acting as the offering station. This is great news, as it will assure a higher profile for the film within the PBS system, and KCTS will help promote SHIFT CHANGE nationwide!

Now we need your help to finish raising the funds necessary for preparing the film for broadcast and to conduct an effective outreach campaign, first to 300 PBS programmers at stations across the country, and then to help get the word out to the broad public. To date we have raised $26,000 toward the $40,000 necessary to conduct a successful outreach campaign. Your contribution, large or small, will help us reach our goal.

Please click the button below to donate securely online now. 

If you prefer to mail a check, please make it out to Moving Images, and mail to:

Moving Images | 3821 Beaver Creek Lane | Clinton WA 98236

Moving Images is a federally recognized non-profit organization and your donation is tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

Thank you for helping SHIFT CHANGE do its work of inspiring a more sustainable and equitable future.

Warm regards,

Mark Dworkin & Melissa Young, Producers