When: Thursday, Jan 11, 2018 5:30 to 6:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Register in advance for this meeting: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/0c7ee41242195a247510d14dfea9e911 After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. Here's a description of the webinar: We plan to inspire and support youth-adult teams empowering school boards in their own districts to speak up for climate action in order to protect current and future students. Our training will share: 1. Sebastopol Union's Climate Change Resolution 2. Ideas for creating a multi-stakeholder team in your own district; 3. Steps to engaging and empowering school board members to speak up for climate justice; 4. Multiple benefits of school board climate change/climate justice resolutions; 5. School board climate change/climate justice resolution ideas; 6. Next steps 7. Q and A We're hoping to help Sebastopol Union School District's great example start a snowball effect. There are 10,000 school boards in the nation with over 50,000 school board members. These school board members are the only elected leaders with a singular focus on well-being and future success of children. We can empower them to speak up for climate action and climate justice! This will help build public will to enact science-based climate policies which will protect current and future students.
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Kai Guthrie is a ninth grade student at Credo High in Rohnert Park, a Citizens' Climate Lobby volunteer, and one of the founders of Schools for Climate Action campaign. Archives
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