The debut of To Catch A Dollar, a story about Grameen America and the first film from the Skoll-Sundance Stories of Change Partnership, has generated some good media buzz.  The Huffington Post has two columns on the film:  one here and the other here.  The press conference about the film also garnered a nice comment here.

Below are two photos:  The first is from the panel Skoll CEO Sally Osberg moderated last Saturday with (left to right) Lester Brown of the Earth Policy Institute, Muhammad Yunus of Grameen, Sally, and Geoffrey Canada of the Harlem Children’s Zone.  The second is the press conference with Sally, Yunus, Cara Mertes (far left), who heads up the documentary program at the Sundance Insitute, and Gayle Ferraro, who directed To Catch A Dollar.  Click here for one more photo, of Jeff Skoll and the Skoll social entrepreneurs attending the Sundance convening.