The Orange County chapter of ReclaimDemocracy.org meets the second Saturday of each month from 6:00 - 8:30 PM at the Irvine Ranch Water District building at 15600 Sand Canyon Ave. (corner Sand Canyon Ave. and Waterworks Way) in Irvine. Our meetings are free of charge and free refreshments are available.

We typically screen documentary films relating to topics critical to our organization's mission, including campaign finance reform, media consolidation, corporate crime, trade agreements and trade organizations, factory farms and their impact on America's food supply, ethical consumption, and more. Films we've seen and discussed in past meetings include: The Corporation, The Future of Food, The Power of Nightmares, Who Killed the Electric Car?, Money Talks: Profits Before Patient Safety, Independent America, Iraq For Sale, This is What Free Trade Looks Like, Free Speech For Sale, and many others. Guest speakers have presented on national health insurance, peak oil, plastics in our environment, campaign finance reform legislation, and other topics.

Join us for any of our meetings (no need to RSVP) and enjoy the films we show, the presentations given by our guest speakers, and the invigorating, insightful discussions that follow. You will be educated and entertained while meeting new, like-minded friends!

**Go to our calendar section to view the schedule of upcoming film presentations and/or other activities.