What is Kingston’s plan for climate action? What can each of us do to address the climate crisis at home, at work and beyond? Unite with others to act for the climate in this second of two workshops.
Rescheduled from Thursday November 12
This workshop will explore climate action. We will review the city's climate plan, and consider what other cities are doing. How can we contribute to the City’s plan and help address the climate crisis at home, at work, in our streets, and beyond? This workshop may produce a community of practice, uniting and supporting people who want to develop their capacity to act for the climate.
This interactive online program will be held on Zoom. Registration will close four hours prior to the event, and registrants will be sent the link at least one hour prior to the start time. It is recommended that participants download Zoom in advance.
This is the second of two workshops on the climate emergency offered by Jeremy Milloy of the Justice, Peace and Integrity of Creation of the Sisters of Providence. It follows one given Monday, October 26 which was entitled Climate Emergency Workshop 1: Share Your Voice. For details about the October 26 workshop please visit https://calendar.kfpl.ca/event/4628321; you need not have attended the first workshop in order to attend the second.
If you are not eligible for a KFPL membership because you live outside Kingston/Frontenac you may still register for this workshop by contacting Anne Hall at ahall@kfpl.ca or (613) 549-8888 ext 3528 before 2 PM on Thursday, December 3.
TAGS: | Interests & Lifelong Learning | Community Engagement |
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