Online It's Up To Us! Sonoma County Climate Activists Community Summit Sun Jan 10, 2-5 PM

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When	Sunday, January 10th; 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Where	Zoom
Cost	Free; Donations welcome
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It's Up To Us!Sonoma County Climate Activists Community Summit

Sunday, January 10, 2-5 PM

Interactive Zoom Event

Free; Donations Welcome

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We are excited to share important work on indigenous practices, connecting with the land, on reducing our dependence on fossil fuels, on educating the public about the dangers of forest-based biomass, the beauty and biodiversity of post-fire forests and promoting resilient communities living in fire-prone lands. We will discuss regenerative agriculture and regenerating soils, the Green New Deal, climate justice, racial and social justice, and regional climate policy.

Our speakers are Dr. Brenda Flyswithhawks (professor, Santa Rosa Junior College), Woody Hastings (Energy Program Manager, Climate Center),June Brashares (Steering Committee, Local Clean Energy Alliance) Christine Byrne (Sonoma Sunrise Movement; Sonoma Water) and Janina (Nina) Turner (2020 Sonoma County “Youth Inspiring Youth” Award winner), Elizabeth Kaiser (Singing Frogs Farm), Maya Khosla (2020 Sonoma County Co-Environmentalist of the Year; Sonoma County Poet Laureate Emerita), Cory O’Gorman (Ecologist and Traditional Ecological Knowledge systems practitioner), Teri Shore (Advocacy Director at Greenbelt Alliance), Fabiola Maya and Vincent Tavani (environmental educators), and Dave Warrender (Citizens’ Climate Lobby, Santa Rosa).

To register for the summit and receive the Zoom information go to http://www.SonomaCountyCAN.org.

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Sonoma County Climate Activist Network (SoCoCAN!)

http://www.SonomaCountyCAN.org[email protected]
707-595-0320 (email contact preferred)