The Scale of Hope Climate, Climbing and Systemic Change: ala.fyi/climb From @Patagonia Films & @patagonia_climb “Former White House Policy Advisor for Energy and Climate @Molly Kawahata reflects on her time in the Obama Administration, her personal struggle with mental health, and her love of alpine climbing to create a positive vision of how we can respond to the climate crisis.” Watch this inspirational documentary about Molly’s story of leading with hope, of our opportunities to resolve justice and inequities in all forms, the importance of fighting for it every single day, how she harnessed a mental disorder to fuel her mission and passion. Molly’s discovery of her family’s history of being imprisoned in the Japanese internment camps led to her work in politics and her drive in expanding the electorate to impact systemic change. In Molly’s words, “I want climate change to be a concept inextricably linked to hope, empowerment, and opportunity, not despair and gloom”. Directed by Josh "Bones" Murphy Produced by Laura Wagner, Josh "Bones" Murphy Executive Producers Monika McClure, Alex Lowther, Justin Roth, Kristo Torgersen Written by Collin Kriner & Josh "Bones" Murphy Director of Photography August Thurmer, Mikey Schaefer Edited by Collin Kriner Original Music by William Ryan Fritch Featuring Molly Kawahata Kitty Calhoun Rachel Sarah Rushad Nanavatty Russell Kawahata