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2019 Accomplishments

 

 

Community Outreach and Advocacy

 

Advocacy & Education

June 20-23, 2019: We also hosted "Anote's Ark," a film and panel discussion on climate change in Kiribati. 

[Picture of Kiribati Island]

June 8-11, 2019: Several members participated in Citizens' Climate Lobby Advocacy Days in Washington DC.

                                                                                                                           


 

Info Tables

June 20-23, 2019: We had an information table at NPCA's Heart of Texas/Peace Corps Connect conference in Austin.


[Member-elected Board members. Evelyn Ganzglass, at the far left, is our representative for RPCV4EA.
Mary Owen-Thomas, Katie Long, Jed Meline, Faith VanGilder are being introduced by Mariko Schmitz.]

March 2019: Information table and membership drive at the NorCal annual membership meeting in San Francisco.

February 18, 2019: Information session and membership drive at an NPCA-sponsored Advocacy Happy Hour in Washington DC.


 

Webinars

June 13, 2019: Webinar with guest speakers Paul Thompson and Mindy Ahler, who gave a presentation, "46 Years After Peace Corps," on their trip to New Zealand and Borneo, Paul’s country of service. Most notably, they helped organize and present at a workshop on plastics pollution and resulting unsafe drinking water.

April 11, 2019: Webinar with Guest speaker Kate Heffernan of the Environmental Voter Project.

February 19, 2019: Webinar at the Peace Corps Action Team committee with guest speaker Mike Roman. His topic was “Humanizing Climate Change,” focusing on the importance of story-telling when advocating for climate action.

February 14, 2019: Webinar with guest speaker Paul Thompson, who gave a slide presentation on CCL’s Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act (EICDA) proposal.

January 10, 2019: Webinar with guest speaker Uli Nagel, entitled “Pebling for a Carbon Free Future.”  As a Citizens' Climate Lobby member, Uli traveled around Florida on her electric PEBL bike, talking with people about climate change and collecting about 200 letters that were presented to their legislators.