Movement Media produces high-impact videos and movies to educate, inspire, and engage audiences on critical issues. We’ve filmed projects all over the world, including in small villages in Ghana, on coconut farms in Sri Lanka, at organic cotton fields in Nicaragua, and around the United States.

The Fair Trade Story (5 minutes) is an animated short film that provides a succinct and entertaining introduction to the fair trade movement and why it matters. Across the planet, right now, small-scale farmers and their communities are organizing to empower themselves. Consumers are joining them in solidarity to help tip the balance of power away from exploitative corporations and back to the people. Fair trade is a movement of small-scale farmers organizing to change the terms of trade, access the global marketplace, gain a fair price, and improve the lives of their families and communities. For more information, go to: www.fairworldproject.org

Produced by Movement Media, Gather Films, and Friend of a Friend for Fair World Project

What is Free Trade? How has it been destructive for people and economies around the world? What do we need to know about Fair Trade agreements? What is the alternative to this model? How can fair trade create a pathway to a better economy? This video for Fair World Projects explores these topics through interviews with leaders in the fair trade movement. To learn more go to: http://www.fairworldproject.org.

Produced by Movement Media & Gather Films for Fair World Project

David Bronner, Cosmic Engagement Officer (CEO) of Dr. Bronner’s, reflects on his experiences in Amsterdam in 1995 after graduating college, which helped transform his understanding of himself and the world around him. After these experiences David embraced the opportunity to join his family’s business, determined to use his position to help end the war on drugs and work for the legalization of cannabis and psychedelic medicines. Since 2000, Dr. Bronner’s has donated over $15M to movements for drug policy reform and continues to work for social justice and environmental sustainability on many fronts.

Produced by Movement Media for Dr. Bronner's

Dr. Bronner’s has committed $100,000 to the Indigenous Peyote Conservation Initiative (IPCI) in 2020. IPCI is an international collaboration of top leaders in the peyote conservation effort, members of indigenous peyote communities and their partners. The organization is dedicated to the sustainability of peyote across the U.S., Mexico, and Canada and ensuring and indigenous sovereignty in relationship to the plant. IPCI engages in many strategies for spiritual reconnection and restoration of peyote, including land access and stewardship, youth education and engagement, peyote tending, and a system of harvest and distribution that is regenerative and spiritually sound. To learn more, visit: https://www.ipci.life.

Produced by Movement Media for Dr. Bronner's

In fall 2018, Dr. Bronner’s partners and suppliers from more than 15 countries convened in Sri Lanka for the company’s 5th annual International Symposium. This video takes us to Sri Lanka, home of Serendipol, Dr. Bronner’s sister company and supplier of fair trade and organic coconut oil and introduces us to Dr. Bronner’s distributors from markets around the world including Australia, Germany, Korea, Ireland, Mexico, the UK, as well as company leadership and fair trade suppliers from Palestine.

Produced by Movement Media with Steve Jeter for Dr. Bronner's

Dr. Bronner’s Fair Trade and Organic Mint Oil from India

Regenerative organic agriculture and fair trade practices nurture soil and community! Journey to Pavitramenthe (8 min.) tells the story of the farming communities in Bareilly, India that supply the organic mint oil used in Dr. Bronner’s iconic peppermint soap. In Bareilly, mint crops are key to the livelihoods of over 1,500 farmers and their families. These farmers are using regenerative organic agricultural practices that increase yields and soil fertility while fostering resilience in the face of a changing climate. Fair wages and a democratically managed fair trade fund for development projects help to regenerate local communities.

Produced by Movement Media with Steve Jeter for Dr. Bronner's

Devastating floods have displaced coconut and cashew farmers involved in the Fair Trade Alliance Kerala Co-op (FTAK) in Kerala, India. Fair World Project have teamed up with National Cooperative Grocers, a cooperative community of retail food co-ops, to raise $50,000 to support the effort to rebuild in Kerala.

Produced by Movement Media for Fair World Project

“Small-Scale Farmers Cool the Planet” is a 17-minute documentary that highlights the role of industrial agriculture in climate change—and presents the ways in which small-scale farmers are combating the climate crisis through regenerative organic agriculture.

Produced by Movement Media for Fair World Project

Movement Media represents leading natural product companies, progressive businesses, nonprofit organizations, and grassroots activists. We strive to be stewards of our clients’ stories and message while working to anchor their communications strategy and amplify their media presence with authenticity and integrity.