Climate Information & Action Fair
Sunday, May 7, 2017 • 11 Iyyar 5777
10:00 AM - 12:00 PMSocial Hall and SanctuaryHavurah will host the first ever Havurah Climate Information & Action Fair. Come to learn how we are impacting our environment and our health, and how we can easily make a difference to help reduce the worst aspects of climate chaos that will also make our communities healthier and our homes more comfortable.
Havurah is bringing experts and service providers from local agencies and organizations to present information about a range of actions and activities that we can participate in to improve our lives and that of future generations here in the Pacific Northwest.
Participating Organizations/Groups
Environmental Organizations:
350pdx
Citizen's Climate Lobby
Friends of the Columbia Gorge
Neighbors for Clean Air (Adele is double checking this)
Oregon League of Conservation Voters
Oregon Wild
Physicians for Social Responsibility
Renew Oregon
Sierra Club
Service Providers:
Abacus
Blue Sky Energy
Green Mountain
Imagine Energy
Solar City
Synchro Solar
Other Groups:
HELP (High School Environmental Leadership Project)
Drive Oregon
Ecumenical Ministries
NW Earth Institute
Oregon Climate and Health Program
Plant for the Planet
Activity Tables:
Activities for Kids
Dreaming the Future Banner
Food and Climate Connection
This is a family-friendly event that will have something for the people of all ages (including childcare). We will have a bagel nosh for your brunch.
Sign up for this event below.
For more information Please contact Michael Heumann (heumanncycle@gmail.com 503-880-2226). This information and action fair is sponsored by the Havurah Climate Action Team, which is part of your Tikkun Olam Committee.
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