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Earth Day at the Center: “Kiss the Ground” Movie + Panel: “What Can We Do?”
Hosted by: Syracuse Center for Peace and Social Justice
Earth Day at The Center
Movie + Panel “What Can We Do?” (To Fight Climate Change)
April 27, Saturday 7:00 – 9:30 pm
Movie + Panel “What Can We Do?” (To Fight Climate Change)
April 27, Saturday 7:00 – 9:30 pm
6:45 Doors open. Refreshments, snacks.
7:00 “Kiss the Ground”, on Regenerative Farming.
8:30 Panel discussion “What Can We Do?”
7:00 “Kiss the Ground”, on Regenerative Farming.
8:30 Panel discussion “What Can We Do?”
Panel will focus on what we can each do to fight climate change.
Movie proposes regenerative agriculture as one solution for climate change.
Movie proposes regenerative agriculture as one solution for climate change.
Location: Syracuse Center for Peace and Social Justice
2013 E Genesee Street, Top Floor.
2013 E Genesee Street, Top Floor.
Accessible building. Masking optional.
Silent auction: Upcycled art, gardening items.
$10 optional donation suggested.
Limited Capacity.
RSVP required:
bit.ly/ktg-movie-4-27
Silent auction: Upcycled art, gardening items.
$10 optional donation suggested.
Limited Capacity.
RSVP required:
bit.ly/ktg-movie-4-27
Panelists:
Philip Arnold is Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Religion at Syracuse University, as well as a core faculty member of Native American and Indigenous Studies.
Sandy Bigtree, Bear Clan, is a citizen of the Mohawk Nation at Akwesasne. Philip and Sandy are founding board members of the Indigenous Values Initiative.
Pete Wirth is a cofounder of Climate Change Awareness & Action, and a board member of United Solar Energy Supporters.
Rebecca Rolnick has a B.Sc. in Conservation Biology from SUNY-ESF, and has taught online nature journaling classes worldwide.
AJ Ruther, from Alliance for a Green Economy (AGREE), is organizing to pass the NY HEAT Act to get buildings off fossil fuels.
Dick Kornbluth is a retired Home Performance Contractor and serves on the Coordinating Committee of the CNY Solidarity Coalition.
Philip Arnold is Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Religion at Syracuse University, as well as a core faculty member of Native American and Indigenous Studies.
Sandy Bigtree, Bear Clan, is a citizen of the Mohawk Nation at Akwesasne. Philip and Sandy are founding board members of the Indigenous Values Initiative.
Pete Wirth is a cofounder of Climate Change Awareness & Action, and a board member of United Solar Energy Supporters.
Rebecca Rolnick has a B.Sc. in Conservation Biology from SUNY-ESF, and has taught online nature journaling classes worldwide.
AJ Ruther, from Alliance for a Green Economy (AGREE), is organizing to pass the NY HEAT Act to get buildings off fossil fuels.
Dick Kornbluth is a retired Home Performance Contractor and serves on the Coordinating Committee of the CNY Solidarity Coalition.
Sponsored by:
SCPSJ. Syracuse Center for Peace and Social Justice
AGREE-NY. Alliance for a Green Economy
SPC. Syracuse Peace Council
WCCNY. Workers’ Center of CNY
Public Citizen
NYIC. New York Immigration Coalition
Unchained
CCCA. Climate Change Awareness & Action
CNYSC. CNY Solidarity Coalition
SOFSA. Syracuse-Onondaga Food Systems Alliance
SCPSJ. Syracuse Center for Peace and Social Justice
AGREE-NY. Alliance for a Green Economy
SPC. Syracuse Peace Council
WCCNY. Workers’ Center of CNY
Public Citizen
NYIC. New York Immigration Coalition
Unchained
CCCA. Climate Change Awareness & Action
CNYSC. CNY Solidarity Coalition
SOFSA. Syracuse-Onondaga Food Systems Alliance
The Center is home to social and environmental justice organizations:
See: http://syracusecenter.org
See: http://syracusecenter.org