Tibetan Momo Dinner and Movie Night
featuring "Jane Goodall: The Hope"
Friday, March 27, 2026, 5:30 - 7:45pm
This documentary celebrates Goodall’s work and explores the ways in which her passion for wildlife has changed the world. This new perspective illustrates the obstacles that Goodall has faced throughout her career and shows how, with a dedicated team and unshakable drive, she has overcome those obstacles to become one of the most important names in wildlife conservation and environmental activism.
THE HOPE also depicts Jane Goodall’s impressive mission to ignite positive change globally, causing her to travel nearly 300 days a year and to speak out on a number of major issues ranging from human rights to climate crisis. Told through a combination of archival footage, present-day stories and on-camera interviews, JANE GOODALL: THE HOPE is an inspirational story that explores Goodall’s vast legacy and charts the many paths that stem from one woman’s hope for a better future.
“This powerful documentary aims to shed a new light on how Jane’s commitment to her cause has transformed the way in which we think about wildlife conservation,” said Janet Han Vissering, senior vice president of production and development for National Geographic Global Networks. “Now, more than ever, it’s important to highlight stories of hope that inspire viewers to work together to protect our planet.” (88 minutes, 2020)
Pre-Registration Required for the Momo Dinner which includes momos, salad, other tasties, and shared community. Cost: $25, $30 or $35: DrepungGomangUSA.org or 502-614-5616. Your fee helps support the compassion mission of DGCEC.
The movie is free, but please register so we can expect you.
