- April 26, 2018
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EJ Practitioners Network Webinar
April 26, 2018 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
https://www.uumfe.org/get-involved/environmental-justice-practitioners-network/
The April special guest on the Environmental Justice Practitioners Network webinar series is Elandria Williams.
Elandria is the training director at PeoplesHub, an interactive online training school that supports people and groups where they live. Elandria also provides cooperative development support to cooperatives mostly in the Southern United States and is a co-editor of Beautiful Solutions, a project that is gathering some of the most promising and contagious stories, solutions, strategies and big questions for building a more just, democratic, and resilient world. Beautiful Solutions has a web platform, trainings and a book soon to be released. Elandria most recently for the last eleven years worked at the Highlander Research and Education Center first as the youth/intergenerational programs director and then helping co-cordinate the Economics and Governance programs including the Mapping Our Futures Curriculum and the Southern Grassroots Economies Project. Elandria also serves on the boards of the Southern Reparations Loan Fund (SRLF), US Solidarity Economy Network, Appalachian Studies Association, the Movement for Black Lives Policy Table and are one of the Co-Moderators or Chief Governance Officers of the Unitarian Universalist Association.
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- May 1, 2018
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- May 9, 2018
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Climate Action Roundtable
May 9, 2018 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm
The UU Climate Action Roundtable is a monthly opportunity for Unitarian Universalist CATs, activists, and friends to come together online or by phone for conversation about spiritual resources, current events, stories, questions and struggles, and calls for action and solidarity towards climate justice.
Calls take place the second Wednesday of each month at 8pm Eastern / 5pm Pacific. You can join by phone or web (Zoom.us); by yourself or with others in your congregation. Sign up to join the Climate Action Roundtable mailing list and get dial-in information for the next call.
https://www.uumfe.org/get-involved/climate-action-network/
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- May 20, 2018
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From Sustainability to Climate Justice @ The Mountain Retreat Center
May 20, 2018 - May 25, 2018
The Mountain Retreat Center, 3872 Dillard Road, Highlands, NC 28741, United Stateshttp://themountainrlc.org/event/from-sustainability-to-climate-justice/
It’s easy to become discouraged or overwhelmed by the climate crisis. We feel better when we take small steps toward sustainability, like recycling and shrinking our personal carbon footprint, but the scale of the global challenge is vast.
Rev. Fred Small, a Unitarian Universalist minister, singer-songwriter, and former environmental lawyer, will guide us each day through meditation, reflection, conversation, and song to heal our wounded hearts and quicken our spirits in the struggle for climate justice.
Friction Farm with Christine Stay and Aidan Quinn will provide inspiration through music and a workshop featuring their energy efficient home.
In addition, participants will become grounded in knowledge about issues involving health, food supply, energy, natural hazards and extreme weather, and exploitation of resources. Activities are planned to enhance knowledge and insight through workshops, demonstration projects, discussions, music, and creative expression.
This conference will help us broaden our understanding of climate change and environmental justice and deepen our resolve to enroll and engage in communities and nations working together for climate justice.
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- May 21, 2018
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From Sustainability to Climate Justice @ The Mountain Retreat Center
May 20, 2018 - May 25, 2018
The Mountain Retreat Center, 3872 Dillard Road, Highlands, NC 28741, United Stateshttp://themountainrlc.org/event/from-sustainability-to-climate-justice/
It’s easy to become discouraged or overwhelmed by the climate crisis. We feel better when we take small steps toward sustainability, like recycling and shrinking our personal carbon footprint, but the scale of the global challenge is vast.
Rev. Fred Small, a Unitarian Universalist minister, singer-songwriter, and former environmental lawyer, will guide us each day through meditation, reflection, conversation, and song to heal our wounded hearts and quicken our spirits in the struggle for climate justice.
Friction Farm with Christine Stay and Aidan Quinn will provide inspiration through music and a workshop featuring their energy efficient home.
In addition, participants will become grounded in knowledge about issues involving health, food supply, energy, natural hazards and extreme weather, and exploitation of resources. Activities are planned to enhance knowledge and insight through workshops, demonstration projects, discussions, music, and creative expression.
This conference will help us broaden our understanding of climate change and environmental justice and deepen our resolve to enroll and engage in communities and nations working together for climate justice.
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- May 22, 2018
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From Sustainability to Climate Justice @ The Mountain Retreat Center
May 20, 2018 - May 25, 2018
The Mountain Retreat Center, 3872 Dillard Road, Highlands, NC 28741, United Stateshttp://themountainrlc.org/event/from-sustainability-to-climate-justice/
It’s easy to become discouraged or overwhelmed by the climate crisis. We feel better when we take small steps toward sustainability, like recycling and shrinking our personal carbon footprint, but the scale of the global challenge is vast.
Rev. Fred Small, a Unitarian Universalist minister, singer-songwriter, and former environmental lawyer, will guide us each day through meditation, reflection, conversation, and song to heal our wounded hearts and quicken our spirits in the struggle for climate justice.
Friction Farm with Christine Stay and Aidan Quinn will provide inspiration through music and a workshop featuring their energy efficient home.
In addition, participants will become grounded in knowledge about issues involving health, food supply, energy, natural hazards and extreme weather, and exploitation of resources. Activities are planned to enhance knowledge and insight through workshops, demonstration projects, discussions, music, and creative expression.
This conference will help us broaden our understanding of climate change and environmental justice and deepen our resolve to enroll and engage in communities and nations working together for climate justice.
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- May 23, 2018
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From Sustainability to Climate Justice @ The Mountain Retreat Center
May 20, 2018 - May 25, 2018
The Mountain Retreat Center, 3872 Dillard Road, Highlands, NC 28741, United Stateshttp://themountainrlc.org/event/from-sustainability-to-climate-justice/
It’s easy to become discouraged or overwhelmed by the climate crisis. We feel better when we take small steps toward sustainability, like recycling and shrinking our personal carbon footprint, but the scale of the global challenge is vast.
Rev. Fred Small, a Unitarian Universalist minister, singer-songwriter, and former environmental lawyer, will guide us each day through meditation, reflection, conversation, and song to heal our wounded hearts and quicken our spirits in the struggle for climate justice.
Friction Farm with Christine Stay and Aidan Quinn will provide inspiration through music and a workshop featuring their energy efficient home.
In addition, participants will become grounded in knowledge about issues involving health, food supply, energy, natural hazards and extreme weather, and exploitation of resources. Activities are planned to enhance knowledge and insight through workshops, demonstration projects, discussions, music, and creative expression.
This conference will help us broaden our understanding of climate change and environmental justice and deepen our resolve to enroll and engage in communities and nations working together for climate justice.
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- May 24, 2018
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From Sustainability to Climate Justice @ The Mountain Retreat Center
May 20, 2018 - May 25, 2018
The Mountain Retreat Center, 3872 Dillard Road, Highlands, NC 28741, United Stateshttp://themountainrlc.org/event/from-sustainability-to-climate-justice/
It’s easy to become discouraged or overwhelmed by the climate crisis. We feel better when we take small steps toward sustainability, like recycling and shrinking our personal carbon footprint, but the scale of the global challenge is vast.
Rev. Fred Small, a Unitarian Universalist minister, singer-songwriter, and former environmental lawyer, will guide us each day through meditation, reflection, conversation, and song to heal our wounded hearts and quicken our spirits in the struggle for climate justice.
Friction Farm with Christine Stay and Aidan Quinn will provide inspiration through music and a workshop featuring their energy efficient home.
In addition, participants will become grounded in knowledge about issues involving health, food supply, energy, natural hazards and extreme weather, and exploitation of resources. Activities are planned to enhance knowledge and insight through workshops, demonstration projects, discussions, music, and creative expression.
This conference will help us broaden our understanding of climate change and environmental justice and deepen our resolve to enroll and engage in communities and nations working together for climate justice.
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Environmental Justice Practitioners Network Webinar
May 24, 2018 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
https://www.uumfe.org/get-involved/environmental-justice-practitioners-network/
The May special guest on the Environmental Justice Practitioners Network webinar series is
Rabbi Shoshona Meira Friedman, Associate at the Temple Sinai of Brookline, creator of the Clergy Climate Action Pledge, ClergyClimateAction.org, a project of the Climate Disobedience Center, to organize religious leaders to take direct action for climate justice.
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- May 25, 2018
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From Sustainability to Climate Justice @ The Mountain Retreat Center
May 20, 2018 - May 25, 2018
The Mountain Retreat Center, 3872 Dillard Road, Highlands, NC 28741, United Stateshttp://themountainrlc.org/event/from-sustainability-to-climate-justice/
It’s easy to become discouraged or overwhelmed by the climate crisis. We feel better when we take small steps toward sustainability, like recycling and shrinking our personal carbon footprint, but the scale of the global challenge is vast.
Rev. Fred Small, a Unitarian Universalist minister, singer-songwriter, and former environmental lawyer, will guide us each day through meditation, reflection, conversation, and song to heal our wounded hearts and quicken our spirits in the struggle for climate justice.
Friction Farm with Christine Stay and Aidan Quinn will provide inspiration through music and a workshop featuring their energy efficient home.
In addition, participants will become grounded in knowledge about issues involving health, food supply, energy, natural hazards and extreme weather, and exploitation of resources. Activities are planned to enhance knowledge and insight through workshops, demonstration projects, discussions, music, and creative expression.
This conference will help us broaden our understanding of climate change and environmental justice and deepen our resolve to enroll and engage in communities and nations working together for climate justice.
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