Webinar: Climate Justice 101 (Ep. 3)

Webinar: Climate Justice 101

EPISODE 3: Resiliency in Times of Change webinar series
May 13, 2020

You’ve probably heard the term climate justice thrown around, but what does it really mean? In this latest webinar, Sierra Club BC campaigners Anjali Appadurai and Flossie Baker explore how economic, social and climate justice overlap — and how protecting ecosystems is critical to the whole equation.

CHECK OUT THESE RESOURCES FROM THE WEBINAR:

Balancing the Canoe – Sierra Club BC’s statement of accountability.
If you’re living in BC and are a member of a faith organization, sports club, labour union or other form of community, please reach out to Flossie if you’d like to continue this conversation.
To learn more about the community alliances we are a part of, check out Greater Victoria Acting Together (GVAT) and Metro Vancouver Alliance.

About the Resiliency In Times of Change webinar series

Throughout this bi-weekly series, you’ll hear from the Sierra Club BC team and special guests as we reflect on our role during this moment of transformation. Covering everything from the connections between ecosystem and human health to climate justice, we’ll be diving deeper than ever into diverse community and nature-based stories.

Join us every other Wednesday at noon Pacific Time.

Catch up on previous episodes

Webinar: What’s up with old-growth in BC?

May 17, 2023

Join us for a webinar about how much old growth remains, what is being done to keep it standing, and how to separate facts from government and corporate spin.

Learn to Draw - Kelp Forests

April 26, 2023

Learn how to draw kelp forests with scientific illustrator Dr. Julius Csotonyi! Come get creative with us in this interactive lesson, fun for all ages!

The grace of Interior forests: A conversation with Suzanne Simard and Sierra Club BC

The grace of Interior forests: a conversation with Suzanne Simard

January 24, 2023

Join SCBC Lead Organizer, Flossie Baker, for a conversation with UBC Professor and ‘Finding the Mother Tree’ author, Suzanne Simard, on the wonders of Interior forests.