“On November 12, Partners for Climate Action Hudson Valley will host CEE Founder and Executive Director Karenna Gore for the Morning Coffee webinar series. A Q&A session will follow a short dialogue. “

Tuesday, November 12, 2024

8:30 AM EST - 9:30 AM EST

Register here

“Think the apple’s rotten right to the core? The distance between where we want to be and where we are may be great, but the journey is clearer when you map out campaign targets you can move. Power Mapping 101 will help your group:

- Identify a campaign target and their pressure points
- Take stock of your group’s assets
- Apply your resources towards winning change”

November 13

4-5:30 pm PT / 7-8:30 pm ET

Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYtcuyrrD4jGtcmmGI0dePj9yQuwoapmVug?_x_zm_rtaid=61DH3r5RRniHSLJSLhey0g.1731007085294.148a5cadbbc512dc549327b350ef42b1&_x_zm_rhtaid=625#/registration

“JOIN US!! Let’s talk climate emotions as we build community. Visit [this link] to sign up for one of THREE new How to Facilitate and Host a Climate Café classes! There’s one left in 2024 (that’s not full) and two in the new year!”

November 16, 2024

11:30 am EST - 2:45 pm EST

Register here

“Rooted in Community is coming to Winnipeg! We are inviting Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour (BIPOC) youth to join us at Take Home BIPOC ArtHouse for a climate emotions workshop and letter-writing blitz!

Join us for an afternoon of solidarity, art, and action! There will be snacks, new friends to make, and a chance to win a Climate Dreaming Journal from Shake Up the Establishment.”

Saturday, November 16th

1:30 pm CT -3:30 pm CT

This event is for folks in Winnipeg, Canada at the following location:

622-100 Arthur Street Winnipeg, MB R3B 1H7

Register here

“This interactive, online workshop will be a deep dive into the recently released Decolonizing Climate Action Toolkit for ENGOs in so-called Canada.

All folks working on climate action are welcome to join us for this workshop!

Come join us to take next steps towards active allyship and in centering Indigenous Rights and Sovereignty in to your approach to climate action.

November 18th

1pm - 3pm

Check out the toolkit here: https://jengobby.wordpress.com/decolonizing-climate-action-tool-kit/

This workshop with be facilitated by Kahsennóktha, who is Kanien’kehà:ka from Kanehsatà:ke and by Jen Gobby, a settler organizer and researcher (www.jengobby.ca).

Translation will not be provided, but folks are invited to speak in either English of French.

More information about the Toolkit and workshop:

Deep down, most of us feel like the climate movement is stuck and even worse, that we’re losing ground. Despite raging wildfires, droughts and other climate disasters, more Canadians are turning to false solutions1. It’s clear that we need to rethink our approaches and find more powerful ways forward.

In recent years, Environmental Non-Governmental Organizations (ENGOs) have started to recognize what Indigenous people have been saying for decades: the driving causes of the climate crisis are colonialism, capitalism and extractivism. However, in grassroots and frontline communities, these acknowledgements from ENGOs have often felt opportunistic and hollow, paying lip service to a moral obligation, but not making the material changes that would make a difference.

In some cases, ENGOs perpetuate colonial relations that harm trust building and undermine Indigenous movements. For those looking to take real steps to decolonize your approaches and to meaningfully support Indigenous movements, this tool kit and workshop are here to guide you.

If Canada’s climate movement fully got behind this vision, it could be a major game changer. Decolonizing climate action is not just the right thing to do, but it is how we, together, become powerful enough to win.”

Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMof-ypqT4tH9Xt2RxAapRsuneeUyXmqGVw#/registration

“Join Sacred Earth, @indigenousscreen & @telefilm_canada for this 3-hour pilot workshop with seasoned Indigenous filmmakers who tell powerful stories on screen, and advocate for sustainable practices behind the scenes!

We will discuss best practices that have been laid out in the film industry and discuss how Indigenous values and epistemology are critical as we move forward towards sustainable filmmaking to reflect Indigenous values of protecting Mother Earth, both on and off the screen.

Telefilm will be coordinating live simultaneous translation for francophones”

Online: November 25

from 1pm PST to 4pm PST / 4pm EST - 7pm EST

Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZErdO2opjsqGdW56w5XXLW3q2qjDcn88Jik#/registration