Women’s March San Francisco and JCCSF Present
On June 1, President Trump announced plans to withdraw the United States from the Paris Agreement, one of the most impactful global accords with the intent to combat climate change. With new swirling questions about the fate of our planet, the conversation surrounding environmental justice is shifting. Advocates around the world, and here in the Bay Area, are stepping up and taking action in the wake of uncertainty. In this panel discussion, representatives from local non-profit organizations will discuss their work empowering women and communities of color to advocate for environmental protections and the civic benefits gained through comprehensive environmental policy.
Come early to the JCCSF!Starting at 6:00 pm, write and send postcards to your representatives and the White House; we've got supplies and we'll take care of postage!______________________________________________________
This event is part of a series of panel conversations dedicated to answering the question: “Now what?” These community panels are designed to foster greater connections between citizens and organizations dedicated to promoting civil liberties, human rights, equality and justice. Come learn more about the history of these organizations, the services they provide, the state of the nation, the legislative battles we will face and, most importantly, what ordinary citizens can do to help.
Upcoming Events: Monday, September 18, 2017 – Senior Women's Rights Monday, November 13, 2017 – Racial Justice Monday, January 22, 2018 – Disability Rights
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On June 1, President Trump announced plans to withdraw the United States from the Paris Agreement, one of the most impactful global accords with the intent to combat climate change. With new swirling questions about the fate of our planet, the conversation surrounding environmental justice is shifting. Advocates around the world, and here in the Bay Area, are stepping up and taking action in the wake of uncertainty. In this panel discussion, representatives from local non-profit organizations will discuss their work empowering women and communities of color to advocate for environmental protections and the civic benefits gained through comprehensive environmental policy.
Come early to the JCCSF!Starting at 6:00 pm, write and send postcards to your representatives and the White House; we've got supplies and we'll take care of postage!______________________________________________________
This event is part of a series of panel conversations dedicated to answering the question: “Now what?” These community panels are designed to foster greater connections between citizens and organizations dedicated to promoting civil liberties, human rights, equality and justice. Come learn more about the history of these organizations, the services they provide, the state of the nation, the legislative battles we will face and, most importantly, what ordinary citizens can do to help.
Upcoming Events: Monday, September 18, 2017 – Senior Women's Rights Monday, November 13, 2017 – Racial Justice Monday, January 22, 2018 – Disability Rights
Women’s March San Francisco and JCCSF Present
On June 1, President Trump announced plans to withdraw the United States from the Paris Agreement, one of the most impactful global accords with the intent to combat climate change. With new swirling questions about the fate of our planet, the conversation surrounding environmental justice is shifting. Advocates around the world, and here in the Bay Area, are stepping up and taking action in the wake of uncertainty. In this panel discussion, representatives from local non-profit organizations will discuss their work empowering women and communities of color to advocate for environmental protections and the civic benefits gained through comprehensive environmental policy.
Come early to the JCCSF!Starting at 6:00 pm, write and send postcards to your representatives and the White House; we've got supplies and we'll take care of postage!______________________________________________________
This event is part of a series of panel conversations dedicated to answering the question: “Now what?” These community panels are designed to foster greater connections between citizens and organizations dedicated to promoting civil liberties, human rights, equality and justice. Come learn more about the history of these organizations, the services they provide, the state of the nation, the legislative battles we will face and, most importantly, what ordinary citizens can do to help.
Upcoming Events: Monday, September 18, 2017 – Senior Women's Rights Monday, November 13, 2017 – Racial Justice Monday, January 22, 2018 – Disability Rights
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On June 1, President Trump announced plans to withdraw the United States from the Paris Agreement, one of the most impactful global accords with the intent to combat climate change. With new swirling questions about the fate of our planet, the conversation surrounding environmental justice is shifting. Advocates around the world, and here in the Bay Area, are stepping up and taking action in the wake of uncertainty. In this panel discussion, representatives from local non-profit organizations will discuss their work empowering women and communities of color to advocate for environmental protections and the civic benefits gained through comprehensive environmental policy.
Come early to the JCCSF!Starting at 6:00 pm, write and send postcards to your representatives and the White House; we've got supplies and we'll take care of postage!______________________________________________________
This event is part of a series of panel conversations dedicated to answering the question: “Now what?” These community panels are designed to foster greater connections between citizens and organizations dedicated to promoting civil liberties, human rights, equality and justice. Come learn more about the history of these organizations, the services they provide, the state of the nation, the legislative battles we will face and, most importantly, what ordinary citizens can do to help.
Upcoming Events: Monday, September 18, 2017 – Senior Women's Rights Monday, November 13, 2017 – Racial Justice Monday, January 22, 2018 – Disability Rights
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