Wednesday, August 5, 2020, 3-5 pm PST
Regeneración in Action
Regeneración- Pajaro Valley Climate Action invites you to the fifth annual bilingual Climate of Hope Forum! This year's program will feature Lil Milagro Henriquez, Founder and Executive Director of the Mycelium Youth Network and other artists from a variety of backgrounds who promote healing, environmental justice, and community resilience through poetry, film, music, photography, murals and other art forms.
February 23rd, 2023, 4-6 PM
CLIMATE OF HOPe ForuM:
ARTivism
Creative Action for Justice
CLIMATE OF HOPe:
WOMEN, GIRLS + CLIMATE JUSTICE
Our 2021 Climate of Hope forum focused on Women, Girls, and Climate Justice. Our speakers shed light on how the climate emergency disproportionately impacts girls and women and the essential work that they do.
Listen to women's stories of climate impacts, climate activism, building climate resilient communities, and working for social and environmental justice as they explore the intersection of sexism, racism, classism, and other oppressions.
March 2021
CLIMATE OF HOPE 2020
Regeneración hosted its second Climate of Hope Forum, this time analyzing how rising temperatures are affecting our whole agricultural community, while also putting farmworkers at the center of climate planning and adaptation. The event announced the results of a small recent survey conducted on climate impacts on local farms in the Pajaro Valley and included the voices of farmworkers, growers, educators, health specialists, and legislators.
August 2020
Inspiring community
Regeneración works with community partners to inspire everyone in the Pajaro Valley to respond locally to the global challenge of a changing climate. We co-create relevant and relatable climate solutions with the people most at risk from climate impacts.
March 2020
THINK ABOUT US
Our climate has changed. Listen to Watsonville youth talk about what the changing climate means for us in the Pajaro Valley and what we can do to respond to this challenge together.
October 2019
Climate change is a social justice issue because the people who’ve done the least to cause the problem are suffering first and most from its effects, which include droughts, floods, fires, sea level rise, stronger storms, heat waves, and melting of glaciers and permafrost.
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HOW TO HELP
Simple everyday actions that will help maintain a livable planet
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