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Events

Past Events

Climate of Hope 2022

May 26, 2022

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Climate of hope 2021

March 3, 2021

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OPEN HOUSE

September 25, 2019

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YOUTH CLIMATE RALLY

September 20, 2019

Young people are inheriting a badly damaged world. All over the world, youth are rising up and demanding action.
We invite Pajaro Valley youth, from preschool to college age to speak out about the climate emergency we’re facing and what actions we can take in response!

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HEALTHY CHILDREN FOR A HEALTHY PLANET

May 19, 2019

Activities and resources for living a healthy life in harmony with the natural world!

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Climate of Hope

May, 2018

Climate of Hope 2018 featured a networking reception with 18 community partners, children’s dance performance, presentation of survey findings, and keynote speech by Dr. Faris Sabbah, Santa Cruz County Deputy Superintendent of Schools.

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Healthy Planet Festival

July 2017

Pajaro Valley High School Senior Maria Perez organized the “Healthy Children for a Healthy Planet” resource fair, held at the Northgate Apartments in Watsonville.

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Mural Painting

Mural Painting

April 2017

Rodriguez Street Mural - Community Paint Day. Yadira Grajeda organized forty people to paint a mural in April depicting our vision of a joyful, connected, fossil-free community under the artistic direction of Jaime Sánchez.

Senior Research Videos 2017

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Climate of Hope: Environmental Changes in the Pajaro Valley

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Climate of Hope: Environmental Changes in the Pajaro Valley

Revealing information from the agricultural workers on climate change and its affects on their health and livelihoods. Together we can turn the climate crisis into an opportunity to build a just community in which everyone thrives in harmony with nature.

PSA on Climate Change in Spanish

PSA on Climate Change in Spanish aimed at Mexican immigrant farmworkers Roberto Flores. Marion Martinez, lead student.

Water Protectors

Lucia Calderón & Alex Para, lead student

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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