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SUMMARY:All Things Fire Fair
DESCRIPTION:• Saturday\, March 9\, 2024\n• 11:00 AM 5:30 PM\n• Applegate Valley Fire District #9 1095 Upper Applegate Road Jacksonville\, OR\, 97530 United States (map) \nJoin KS Wildfor a family-friendly event featuring a dynamic mix of presentations and interactive demonstrations focused on wildfire and community preparedness.\nAttendees will have the opportunity to explore tables with essential information and resources– including how to access financial assistance for fuels reduction on private lands. Learn how to take action and hear from experts on a variety of topics.\nDemonstrations & Presentations Schedule:
11:00 – 11:45   Welcome from Applegate Fire Marshal Brian Mulhollen\n11:45 – 1:00     Kid-Friendly Experiment on Fire Behavior with Sofia Maciel (SOFRC)\n12:00 – 12:45  Mastication\, Slash\, & Pile Burning with Dan Defenbough (Jungle Tamer) & Brian Mulhollen (AVFD)\n1:00 – 1:45      Home Hardening & Defensible Space with Rich Fairbanks (Prescriptions for Safety)\n2:00 – 2:45     Mastication\, Slash\, & Pile Burning with Dan Defenbough (Jungle Tamer) & Brian Mulhollen (AVFD)\n3:00 – 3:45     Intro to Prescribed Burning & Fire Behavior with Aaron Krikava (RVPBA) & Chris Adlam (OSU Extension)\n4:00 – 5:30     Addressing the Doug Fir Die Off & BLM Strategies for the Future \nThis event is hosted by members of the Applegate Valley Forest and Fire Working Group:\nApplegate & Williams Fire Districts ᐧ KS Wild ᐧ Applegate Partnership & Watershed Council ᐧ OSU Extension ᐧ Southern Oregon Forest Restoration Collaborative ᐧ Rogue Valley Prescribed Burn Association ᐧ Jungle Tamer ᐧ Bureau of Land Management ᐧ United States Forest Service ᐧ Oregon State Fire Marshal ᐧ Natural Resources Conservation Service ᐧ A Greater Applegate \nFood and beverages available for purchase onsite from Black Barn Farm
URL:https://peacehouse.net/event/all-things-fire-fair/
LOCATION:Applegate Valley Fire District #9\, 1095 Upper Applegate Road\, Jacksonville\, OR\, 97530\, United States
CATEGORIES:Allies,Climate
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240227T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240227T193000
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SUMMARY:SOCAN: Climate Legislation Update
DESCRIPTION:The SOCAN February monthly public meeting will feature a brief review of what has been happening to proposals of interest in the Capitol. SOCAN’s Federal and State Project team will host this meeting with summaries of the status of specific bills and will provide opportunities to write postcards to critical representatives urging action. We will provide tips on what to write. \nPlease join us at the Medford Public Library on Tuesday February 27th from 6:00 – 7:30 to learn what our legislators are doing and how you can act. All SOCAN meetings are free and open to the public.
URL:https://peacehouse.net/event/socan-climate-legislation-update/
LOCATION:Medford Library\, 205 Central Avenue\, Medford\, Oregon
CATEGORIES:Climate,Community Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240208T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240208T203000
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SUMMARY:Screening: Us As We Are: People of Red Mountain
DESCRIPTION:Join Siskiyou Rising Tide and Southern Oregon PBS for a screening of Southern Oregon PBS’ new documentary “Us As We Are: People of Red Mountain” to learn more about the ongoing fight to stop lithium mining in McDermitt Caldera (just hours away from the Rogue Valley) on Thursday\, February 8 at 6:30pm in the Medford Library Large Meeting Room (205 S. Central Ave\, First Floor). \nMore about the documentary: “Southern Oregon PBS’s Us As We Are visits Northern Nevada’s McDermitt Caldera\, home to the world’s largest deposit of lithium. Lithium is a major component in batteries for electric cars\, and so is considered an essential part of a ‘green future.’ However\, an indigenous environmental activist group\, People of Red Mountain point to the environmental costs of lithium mining itself.” \nEvent is Thursday\, February 8th at 6:30PM. Free dinner! \nEvent is not officially sponsored by the Jackson County Library. \nFacebook event – https://www.facebook.com/events/806231811252517/
URL:https://peacehouse.net/event/screening-us-as-we-are-people-of-red-mountain/
LOCATION:Medford Library\, 205 Central Avenue\, Medford\, Oregon
CATEGORIES:Climate,Community Event,Indigenous Sovereignty
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20231128T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20231128T193000
DTSTAMP:20231116T204918Z
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SUMMARY:Dirty Hands & Clean Hearts: Addressing Soil Health
DESCRIPTION:The next SOCAN General meeting will be Tuesday November 28th at the Medford Public Library from 6:00 – 7:30. Garett Long\, Agriculture Director will join us to explain what Demeter Biodynamic and Regenerative Agriculture are\, how they do it\, and how it benefits us all – plus how they hope to achieve the goal of having a much broader impact than just one vineyard. \nMore Information \nTroon Vineyard “farms like the world depends on it.” In addition to providing excellent Rogue Valley\nwines\, Troon Vineyard and Farm on Kubli Road\, Grants Pass\, is certified as practicing Demeter\nBiodynamic and Regenerative Agriculture. This is undertaken with the goal of lightening their footprint\nand maintaining a sustainable operation. \nAs they state on their website: “The recent certification follows a conversion to biodynamic farming that\nhas revitalized the estate’s soils while also providing a template for other wineries both locally and\naround the world to reduce their environmental footprint.” \nThe next SOCAN General meeting will be Tuesday November 28th at the Medford Public Library from 6:00 – 7:30. Garett Long\, Agriculture Director will join us to explain what Demeter Biodynamic and Regenerative Agriculture are\, how they do it\, and how it benefits us all – plus how they hope to achieve the goal of having a much broader impact than just one vineyard. \nGarett is a farmer and soil scientist who believes healing the planet is in parallel with healing the human\nspirit. He spent five formative years practicing biodynamic and regenerative farming at Apricot Lane\nFarms (see The Biggest Little Farm documentary) and earned his M.S. in Soils & Biogeochemistry from\nthe University of California-Davis. He co-founded Soil Life Services\, which supports producers in\nmonitoring and evaluating the impacts of agricultural management on soil carbon and other metrics of\nsoil health. He was also the Board Treasurer for the Josephine Porter Institute (2019-22). Since 2021\, he\nhas served as the Director of Agriculture at Troon Vineyard\, Oregon’s only Biodynamic and Regenerative\nOrganic Certified farm. \nHe is passionate about real\, good food\, preaching the value of soil\, and the interconnectedness of all\nlife. He has lectured on soil health\, composting and regenerative farming for individuals and brands.\nGarett has engaged the movement at the intersection of agriculture and ecosystem management\,\nworking with people in resolute action to conserve what we have\, and restore what we have lost. \nThere is no charge for attending the meeting. \nSOCAN invites you to join them and learn what Troon is doing.
URL:https://peacehouse.net/event/dirty-hands-clean-hearts-addressing-soil-health/
LOCATION:Medford Library\, 205 Central Avenue\, Medford\, Oregon
CATEGORIES:Allies,Climate
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230921T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230921T130000
DTSTAMP:20230921T234851Z
CREATED:20230914T204214Z
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SUMMARY:From Local Action to Global Impact
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, Sept. 21 — From Local Action to Global Impact – Noon-1pm – Global ZoomMany of us grapple with the questions of what is ours to do and how do we make the biggest impact. We do so as we process the overwhelm and despair that emerges as we witness the unfolding climate chaos—wildfires\, hurricanes\, heat waves\, people forced to flee their homes due to disasters\, and so much more. \nThose feelings live alongside the knowledge that urgent action is needed and a soup of paralysis\, anxiety\, and dread can ensue. Join the Pachamama Alliance global community to explore the journey from concern\, dread\, and paralysis to impactful action. We’ll explore the connection between global issues and local solutions and share some examples of individuals who are on a journey to discover their role to play in the unfolding climate crisis. \nThis call is part of Resilience and Possibility in These Times\, a series of online offerings to support us all in staying connected to one another during these challenging times. \nRegister Here: https://landing.pachamama.org/call-48-impact
URL:https://peacehouse.net/event/from-local-action-to-global-impact/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Climate,Community Event,Nonviolence
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230917T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230917T230000
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SUMMARY:Aloha Maui Benefit Concert
DESCRIPTION:The community is invited to the Historic Ashland Armory this Sunday\, September 17 for the “Aloha Maui Benefit Concert” to support Lahaina wildfire victims. \nEntry fees range from $20 to $100 depending on how much you want to donate and all profits will go directly to victims in Maui through United Way of Jackson County. \n“For a lot of people\, when they’re giving small amounts and helping\, what it does is give people a feeling that they’ve had something to do with the recovery\,” said Greg Frederick with The Rogue Suspects. “And I think especially with some of the disasters we’ve suffered here\, I think people feel like they’d like to give back.” \nSeveral of our favorite Southern Oregon music groups will be performing\, including The Rogue Suspects\, Alice Di Michele\, Petty Thievery\, HA’ENA and Fret Drifters. \nThis is an all-ages event with food provided by Gather and wine from Dos Mariposas Vineyard. \nDoors open at 5:30 pm for the silent auction and refreshments. Live music starts at 7:00 pm and goes until 11:00 pm. \nIf you’re interested in donating items for the silent auction\, you can drop them off at the Ashland Armory anytime after 12:00 pm on September 17th. To donate money via GoFundMe\, click on this link. \nTo buy tickets ahead of time\, please visit the Aloha Maui website.
URL:https://peacehouse.net/event/aloha-maui-benefit-concert/
LOCATION:Historic Armory\, 208 Oak St.\, Ashland\, 97520\, United States
CATEGORIES:Allies,Climate,Community Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230829T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230829T200000
DTSTAMP:20230810T215330Z
CREATED:20230810T215330Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230810T215330Z
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SUMMARY:SOCAN: What’s Happening to our Douglas firs?
DESCRIPTION:Anyone spending time in the dryer forests of Southern Oregon will have seen the splashes of orange among the healthy green backdrop. These splashes of color portend our future; they represent Douglas firs that are expiring. As the trees die\, the needles lose the healthy green chlorophyll that drives photosynthesis and produce the familiar orange splashes that increasingly dot the skyline of our hills.Extension Forester\, OSU (retired) Max Bennett has been studying this phenomenon for some years. \nBennett will provide an account of his findings and conclusions during the next Southern Oregon Climate Action Now monthly open public meeting. The program will occur on Tuesday August 29 th at 6:00 pm at the Medford Public Library. The presentation is free and open to the public.
URL:https://peacehouse.net/event/socan-whats-happening-to-our-douglas-firs/
LOCATION:Medford Library\, 205 Central Avenue\, Medford\, Oregon
CATEGORIES:Allies,Climate,Community Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230530T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230530T193000
DTSTAMP:20230526T181141Z
CREATED:20230526T171217Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230526T181141Z
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SUMMARY:Climate Action in the Rogue Valley: What are regional organizations doing?
DESCRIPTION:Over the more than a decade that Southern Oregon Climate Action Now has been engaged in grassroots climate activism\, several other local organizations have either taken on the climate crisis as an aspect of their activism or have launched themselves as climate organizations. \nTo honor what other Rogue Valley organizations are doing\, and inform concerned Southern Oregonians about the wide range of ongoing activities in the region\, SOCAN’s May program will offer a panel of short presentations summarizing the activities of local groups addressing climate change. The program will also include opportunities for participants to visit with representatives of these organizations to discuss their efforts. \nFeaturing representatives from: \n\nRogue Climate\nSouthern Oregon Citizens Climate Lobby\nSouthern Oregon Pachamama Alliance Community\nSustainable Rogue Valley\nSiskiyous and Oregon Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Association\nAshland Climate Collaborative\nKS Wild Climate Program\nSustainability at SOU\n\nOver the more than a decade that Southern Oregon Climate Action Now has been engaged in grassroots climate activism\, several other local organizations have either taken on the climate crisis as an aspect of their activism or have launched themselves as climate organizations. \nTo honor what other Rogue Valley organizations are doing\, and inform concerned Southern Oregonians about the wide range of ongoing activities in the region\, SOCAN’s May program will offer a panel of short presentations summarizing the activities of local groups addressing climate change. The program will also include opportunities for participants to visit with representatives of these organizations to discuss their efforts.
URL:https://peacehouse.net/event/climate-action-in-the-rogue-valley-what-are-regional-organizations-doing/
LOCATION:Medford Library\, 205 Central Avenue\, Medford\, Oregon
CATEGORIES:Allies,Climate
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230328T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230328T190000
DTSTAMP:20230310T002330Z
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SUMMARY:SOCAN Monthly Meeting: Curb Food Waste for the Climate
DESCRIPTION:Southern Oregon Climate Action Now (SOCAN) will feature guest speakers and a discussion about what people can do to help curb food waste in Southern Oregon March 28 at 6:00 p.m. online. \nIn 2022\, the U.S. department of Agriculture stated: “Food loss and waste … exacerbates the climate crisis with its significant GHG footprint. Production\, transportation\, and handling of food generate significant carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions\, and when food ends up in landfills\, it generates methane\, [which is] an even more potent greenhouse gas.” \nA 2021 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency report concluded that “each year\, U.S. food loss and waste embodies 170 million metric tons of climate pollution– equal to the annual CO2 emissions of 42 coal-fired power plants.” This doesn’t even take landfill methane into account. \nTo learn more about food waste and what we can do to address it\, join Southern Oregon Climate Action Now (SOCAN) at their March 28th General Meeting online from 6:00 to 7:00pm. This month’s topic is “Food Waste and the Climate Crisis: What to Know & What to Do” with featured speakers Flavia Franco of Southern Oregon Food Solutions\, Jeanette Hardison of the Corvallis Sustainability Coalition\, and Ellie Cosgrove of Rogue Valley Farm 2 School. \nThere is no charge for joining the ZOOM meeting\, but participants must register at the link on the SOCAN calendar event: socan.eco/food-waste. \nIn response to the food waste problem April 10 – 16 has been designated as ‘Food Waste Prevention Week’ nationwide. In order to raise awareness and to engage with folks about solutions. Oregon’s Department of Environmental Quality is a sponsor of this campaign.
URL:https://peacehouse.net/event/socan-monthly-meeting-curb-food-waste-for-the-climate/
LOCATION:Oregon
CATEGORIES:Allies,Climate,Community Event,Food Security
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230228T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230228T190000
DTSTAMP:20230217T164712Z
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SUMMARY:SOCAN’s Regional and Local Project Encourages Climate Action
DESCRIPTION:Join SOCAN February 28 at 6  pm via Zoom to learn how you can engage in climate action locally. \nFrom SOCAN: \nAddressing the climate crisis requires effort at all levels\, from the individual to the federal. Are you wondering what might be happening locally that might interest you?\nThe Southern Oregon Climate Action Now (SOCAN) Government Program includes a Regional and Local Project with Action Teams that encourage climate action closer to home. The SOCAN February open public general meeting\, via ZOOM\, will offer a series of short summaries of what the SOCAN Climate Action Teams are undertaking to stimulate local efforts. Please join us to find out what is happening near you\, offer suggestions\, and maybe see where you might fit in. \nThe brief summaries will identify what these local teams are doing in Grants Pass\, Medford\, Jacksonville\, Talent\, Ashland and the Applegate Valley. \nThe virtual meeting will occur on February 28th from 6:00 to 7:00 pm via ZOOM. There is no charge for joining the meeting\, but participants must register at the link on the SOCAN calendar event: https://socan.eco/events/
URL:https://peacehouse.net/event/socans-regional-and-local-project-encourages-climate-action/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Allies,Climate,Community Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230225T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230225T143000
DTSTAMP:20230217T161056Z
CREATED:20230217T161056Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230217T161056Z
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SUMMARY:Protect Peehee Mu'huh: Resisting Dirty Mining for “Clean Energy”
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to this free event with People of Red Mountain! \nAs demand for electric cars and renewable energy increases\, so has the pressure from governments and corporations to exploit Indigenous lands and waterways for lithium– a critical component in producing new batteries. \nA coalition of Indigenous groups\, tribes\, and environmental organizations are fighting to protect Thacker Pass from the largest proposed open pit lithium mine in the U.S.\, on Paiute-Shoshone land in northern Nevada. Exploratory drilling for lithium is also underway at other sites in Nevada and just over the state line in southeast Oregon. \nThis panel will show that the ongoing degradation of land\, water\, and Indigenous sovereignty is a false solution to our climate crisis. Presented by People of Red Mountain and moderated by Ka’ila Farrell-Smith. \nThis event is being offered freely to the community as part of SOU’s upcoming Climate Justice Conference. You can learn more about the conference at https://sou.edu/…/climate-justice…/conference-program/
URL:https://peacehouse.net/event/protect-peehee-muhuh-resisting-dirty-mining-for-clean-energy/
LOCATION:Southern Oregon University\, Ashland\, OR\, 97520
CATEGORIES:Climate,Community Event,Indigenous Sovereignty
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230224
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230226
DTSTAMP:20230126T233046Z
CREATED:20230126T212747Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230126T233046Z
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SUMMARY:Climate Justice Conference
DESCRIPTION:Be Part of the Change: February 24-25\, 2023 \nFrom SOU’s Sustainability Center \nThe goal of the conference is to accelerate the pace with which a racial equity lens is integrated into regional climate change mitigation\, adaptation\, and resilience efforts. Centering of BIPOC experiences and adopting a racial equity lens for planning and decision making is urgently needed. By convening individuals and organizations from racial justice and social equity arenas with those working toward climate change resilience\, this conference hopes to build a more equitable future where BIPOC and historically marginalized communities are less disproportionately impacted by a changing climate. \nThis two-day conference will feature case study presentations\, panel discussions\, workshops\, and keynote speakers from Southern Oregon and beyond\, around these three themes: \n\nClimate justice activism\, action\, and learning\nAdopting a racial equity lens – for individuals\, for groups\, and for action\nLearning lessons about equity and resilience from the 2020 fires\n\nThis conference is open to anyone interested in learning about climate and social justice! Attendees are expected to be a mixture of interested community members\, high school and college students\, teachers\, and faculty from the region\, and employees and volunteers with government agencies\, businesses\, and community organizations. \nRegistration
URL:https://peacehouse.net/event/climate-justice-conference/
LOCATION:Oregon
CATEGORIES:Climate,Community Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221018T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221018T213000
DTSTAMP:20221006T210249Z
CREATED:20221006T210249Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221006T210249Z
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SUMMARY:Candidate Forums on Climate and the Environment
DESCRIPTION:SoCAN to host State Senate and House Candidates Forum October 18 at the Medford Public Library. \nInvited:\nSenate District 3: Jeff Golden\, Randy Sparacino\nHouse District 4: Christine Goodwin\nHouse District 5: Sandra Abercrombie\, Pam Marsh\nHouse District 6: Dan Davis\, Kim Wallan\nHouse District 56: Jonathan Chenjeri\, Emily McIntire \nVolunteers are still needed for each of these events. Please contact Forum@socan.eco if you can help. \nOrganized by members of SOCAN’s Federal and State Project\nThese events are not sponsored or endorsed by the library.
URL:https://peacehouse.net/event/candidate-forums-on-climate-and-the-environment/
LOCATION:Medford Library\, 205 Central Avenue\, Medford\, Oregon
CATEGORIES:Climate,Community Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220928T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220928T200000
DTSTAMP:20220909T142142Z
CREATED:20220909T142142Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220909T142142Z
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SUMMARY:Water Solutions Summit: Flow & Fairness\, Pipes\, Projects\, and Possibilities
DESCRIPTION:The Southern Oregon Pachamama Alliance invites you to join thee second session of the Rogue Valley Water Solutions Summit on Wednesday\, Sept. 28 from 6-8 p.m. on Zoom. \nThe session\, called “Flow & Fairness\, Pipes\, Projects\, and Possibilities” will take a deeper dive into two watersheds\, irrigation districts and other water features and sources of potable water in Jackson and Josephine Counties in Oregon.  The group will explore ideas and programs that could be developed with assistance from many individuals with knowledge\, experience and wisdom about the systems\, costs\, inequities\, and quirks of our domestic and industrial water supplies. \nVisit the Summit website for background materials and more information. \nRegister \nBackground \nThe Southern Oregon Pachamama Alliance is 
hosting a six-part Water Solutions Summit
in cooperation with local and regional co-sponsors. The vision for this summit is to be a space for community conversations in the spirit of an “environmentally sustainable\, spiritually fulfilling\, and socially just human presence” in the Rogue Valley. \nThe group intends to \n\nIncrease our understanding of the Rogue Valley’s water sources and distribution systems;\nExplore the challenges and adaptations needed to face future impacts to these systems;\nSupport awareness and appreciation for the living nature of water itself;\nDevelop holistic solutions that support all of the valley’s communities.
URL:https://peacehouse.net/event/water-solutions-summit-flow-fairness-pipes-projects-and-possibilities/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Climate,Community Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220916T093000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Extreme Heat and Climate Change: A Health Equity Crisis
DESCRIPTION:NDN Collective’s Climate Justice team Jade Begay and Kailea Frederick will host a webinar\, Extreme Heat and Climate Change: A Health Equity Crisis. Alongside guest\, Dr. Gaurab Basu\, a health equity fellow from Harvard’s School of Public Health\, who works with the Center for Climate\, Health and the Global Environment. Join us by registering today! We look forward to connecting with you during the webinar! \nWhat you will learn: \n\nHow extreme heat is connected to climate change?\nWhy extreme heat is considered the “silent killer?”\nHow to prepare your household and community for high heat days?\n\nRegister here \nEvent sponsored by NDN Collective. \nwww.ndncollective.org\n\nWatch the NDN Collective Manifesto Video here
URL:https://peacehouse.net/event/webinar-extreme-heat-and-climate-change-a-health-equity-crisis/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Allies,Climate
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220628T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220628T190000
DTSTAMP:20220607T161953Z
CREATED:20220607T161953Z
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SUMMARY:Interfaith Work on Climate Change
DESCRIPTION:Southern Oregon Climate Action Now invites you to join them in their monthly meeting June 28 on Zoom for a presentation and discussion about faith communities engaging in the movement to curb the impacts of climate change. \nJoin the hour long meeting to hear a presentation from Cherice Bock\, a Creation Justice Advocate from Ecumenical Ministries of Oregon and Oregon Interfaith Power & Light \nFrom SOCAN: “All over the country\, faith communities are increasingly getting involved in climate action.  These efforts are varied\, ranging from concerted efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to providing support to frontline communities\, framed from an ethical or spiritual perspective.  Come hear an overview of faith-based climate action underway in Oregon and elsewhere\, and discuss how Southern Oregon climate activists may help stimulate additional faith-based action in our region.” \nRegistration here: bit.ly/InterfaithWorkClimateChange
URL:https://peacehouse.net/event/interfaith-work-on-climate-change/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Climate,Community Event,InterFaith
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220427T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220427T180000
DTSTAMP:20220418T214528Z
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SUMMARY:Film Screening: The Revolution Generation
DESCRIPTION:Stopping the emissions and then reversing the effects of excess greenhouse gasses is the existential crisis of our times. Massive\, transformative action is needed and must happen by the end of the decade. The Millennial Generation has grown up with the technology\, social tools\, and cooperative training to lead this fundamental change. The Revolution Generation is a kinetic\, perceptive documentary of a generation that examines why they are who they are. \nThis film is for all generations. It explores the “80-year cycle” of human history and shows the unique roll that Millennials will play as they shape the society for the rest of the century as we deal with a changing climate change\, social injustices\, geopolitical struggles\, and rapidly changing technology. \nNarrated by Michelle Rodriguez. Featuring interviews with Neil Howe\, Cici Battle\, Renaldo Pearson\, Roza Calderon\, David Burstein\, Christine Hassler\, Adam Smiley Poswalsky\, Ana Kasparian\, Tamara Draught\, Alexi Panos\, Tulsi Gabbard \nThe number of Millennials in the United States — those born between approximately 1978 and 2000 — is near 80 million people. They’re the most diverse generation in America\, with 56 percent of them registered as politically Independent … and every single one of them will be needed if the planet is to avoid climate catastrophe. In THE REVOLUTION GENERATION\, filmmakers Josh Tickell and Rebecca Tickell (whose previous films Fuel\, Pump\, and Kiss the Ground have examined oil\, capitalism\, and a regenerative way forward for the earth) spotlight a generation that has been mischaracterized\, mislabeled\, and mistakenly mocked. Through interviews and highlighting a theory by authors/generational demographists Neil Howe and William Strauss that history can be viewed as a series of 80-year cycles — and within that\, into four “seasons” that bring with them profound societal changes — the film shows the impact of the WWII Generation\, Baby Boomers\, and Gen X. But Millennials occupy a special spot: They’re creators of social tech and native digital users\, are anti-corporate crusaders\, are more empathetic that any previous group … and they now have to secure voting rights\, equality\, and the safety of the planet itself. Can they do it? A kinetic\, perceptive documentary of a generation and why they are who they are\, THE REVOLUTION GENERATION is also\, as Josh Trickell says\, “A how-to manual for saving the earth.” \nPlease join us for a screening and subsequent discussion on Wednesday\, April 27 at 6:00 PM PDT. \nRegistration required: bit.ly/SOCAN-Rev-Gen
URL:https://peacehouse.net/event/film-screening-the-revolution-generation/
LOCATION:Oregon
CATEGORIES:Allies,Climate,Community Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220422T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220422T173000
DTSTAMP:20220418T212526Z
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SUMMARY:Averting Climate Catastrophe: No New Arms Race!
DESCRIPTION:Please join Veterans for Peace and partners in a panel discussion: Averting Climate Catastrophe: No New Arms Race. \nFollowing an introductory presentation showing the links between militarism and climate change\, a panel of experts will discuss how to proceed in uniting the peace and climate movements to avoid increasing militarism and worsening the climate crisis. \nModerator: Marcy Winograd of CODEPINK \nPanelists: \n\nAnn Wright\, author\, activist\, retired U.S. Army Colonel and U.S. State Department official\nDr. David Vine\, Professor\, Department of Anthropology\, American University and author of The United States of War\nErik Edstrom\, Afghanistan war veteran and author of UN-AMERICAN: A soldier’s Reckoning of Our Longest War\n\nPresented by the Veterans For Peace Climate Crisis & Militarism Project: CCMP warns that an arms race resulting from the invasion of Ukraine will hinder efforts of major polluting countries to lower their CO2 emissions and will doom any meaningful international agreements later this year at COP27. In other words\, we are no longer “sleepwalking to climate catastrophe\,” we are running. \nLearn more: veteransforpeace.org/ccmp
URL:https://peacehouse.net/event/averting-climate-catastrophe-no-new-arms-race/
LOCATION:Oregon
CATEGORIES:Climate,War & Peace
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220320T123000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20220320T140000
DTSTAMP:20220315T150049Z
CREATED:20220315T150049Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220315T150049Z
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SUMMARY:Film and Conversation Series: Climate Justice
DESCRIPTION:Please join RCC’s Earth Club by Zoom at 12:30 pm on Sunday\, March 20\, 2022 for five short films: Why You Should Be A Climate Activist (Luisa Neuberger)\, Climate Justice Can’t Happen Without Racial Justice (David Lammy)\, Apple’s Promise to be Carbon Neutral by 2030 (Lisa Jackson)\, How to Get Everyone to Care About a Green Economy (Angela Francis)\, and The Case for Stubborn Optimism on Climate (Christiana Figueres). The films will be followed by conversation about how we can get involved in solutions. \nLink for film/conversation: https://roguecc.zoom.us/j/93761185026  \nFor more information contact Dorothy Swain at larkswain@jeffnet.org.
URL:https://peacehouse.net/event/film-and-conversation-series-climate-justice/
LOCATION:Oregon
CATEGORIES:Allies,Climate
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210427T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20210427T190000
DTSTAMP:20210420T014101Z
CREATED:20210420T014101Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210420T014101Z
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SUMMARY:Climate Action in Oregon - Updates
DESCRIPTION:The 2021 Oregon legislative session is well underway. By the end of April\, we will be able to see which proposals are moving forward and which are being thwarted or modified.  Meanwhile\, agency efforts to develop the Oregon Climate Action Plan (OCAP) resulting from Governor Brown’s March 2020 Executive Order 20-04 are underway and have been afforded a mid-course evaluation by the coalition. \nThe April SOCAN General Meeting will be dedicated to a summary of Oregon legislative and OCAP updates.  If their legislative schedules permit\, Representative Pam Marsh and Senator Jeff Golden have agreed to join to offer their perspective from their respective chambers and committees. \nSOCAN meets monthly on the last Tuesday via Zoom with speakers on Topics related to climate change.\nThese meetings are free and open to the public
URL:https://peacehouse.net/event/climate-action-in-oregon/
LOCATION:Oregon
CATEGORIES:Allies,Climate
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