Climate Justice Starts Locally: Education, Community, and Systems Change

Are you ready to turn climate anxiety into community agency? This conversation dives into climate justice from the ground up, exploring how local leadership and the classroom serve as the ultimate ground floor for systemic change. Join environmental justice leader Parker McMullen Bushman to discover how proximity to the challenges facing our communities - from "heat islands" to resource gaps - reveals the path toward a sustainable future. Learn how the same skills required to lead a classroom are the critical ones needed to drive global environmental impact.

Join us to ground in the power of local solutions and leave empowered to be part of the change!

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