Drawdown Alberta

Electric and Hydrogen Vehicle Expo
2022-09-24 10:00 - 2022-09-25 18:00 (America/Chicago) | Edmonton Expo Centre, 7515 118 Ave NW, Edmonton, Alberta, T5B 0J2, Canada
The Electric & Hydrogen Vehicle Expo will feature experiential learning opportunities that focus on the amazing world of Zero Emissions Vehicles (ZEVs) and their charging infrastructure.
Edmonton is on a transformational path to become a climate resilient and low carbon city. While there are many components to creating this vision, transportation and mobility are front and center in shaping the future of Edmonton. Join us to learn more about electric vehicles, e-buses, hydrogen buses and micro-mobility options such as e-bikes and e-scooters.
For more information on the event, please visit the event webpage here: EdmontonEVExpo.ca

Save Soil Walkathon in Calgary
2022-06-18 10:00 - 12:00 | Alberta
On this Father’s Day, walk to Save Soil and secure the future of our children.
This June, join thousands of people across North and Latin America, in over 60 cities, and walk to raise awareness for Save Soil. The next decade is our chance to overcome the soil crisis, and we can do it. Let us walk together to save soil.
52% of the world’s cultivatable soil is degraded
Over 2 billion people suffer from nutritional imbalances
A tablespoon of soil contains more microbes than there are humans on the planet.
Our future, our children’s future, and this planet’s future very much depend on soil health.

Introduction to Drawdown Climate Solutions
2022-04-11 20:00 - 21:00 | Alberta
April 11, 2022
7-8pm (PST)

A free online workshop, exploring Project Drawdown climate change solutions to assist participants in identifying, supporting, and initiating climate change solutions at the household, community, and policy levels. Register here.

2022 Edmonton and Calgary Mayors' Summit on Climate Change
2022-04-06 19:00 - 20:00 | Online
This is your opportunity to hear the mayors of Alberta’s largest cities, Mayor Amarjeet Sohi of Edmonton, and Mayor Jyoti Gondek of Calgary, discuss their strategies for climate action.
Join us for a compelling session with two highly engaging mayors, both of whose City Councils have declared a climate emergency. The talk will be moderated by Laura Lynch, journalist and host of What on Earth.
How will Edmonton and Calgary meet the challenge of reducing emissions by 2030 consistent with keeping climate change near 1.5° C, as proposed by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and negotiated by the COP26 United Nations Climate Pact?
Join us on April 6, 2022 at 7pm for this online event.
Organized by the Edmonton Climate Hub and the Calgary Climate Hub. Supported by the Edmonton Public Library as a Forward Thinking Speaker Series event.

A Climate of Change 4.3: The National Climate League Standings
2022-03-30 17:00 - 18:00 | Online
Climate Reality Canada does the critical work of fostering countrywide connection & engagement between Climate Hubs honed in on local Climate Action and have been solid allies with the Calgary Climate Hub since our very earliest days. Join us as we pour through the 2022 National Climate League standings, CRC’s gamified approach for encouraging hundreds of your fellow Canadians to collect the critical local level data Canada requires to successfully transition to a climate-friendly future.

Getting Into Action: 5-Session Climate Solutions Course
2022-03-30 - 2022-04-27 | Alberta
March 30 – April 27, 2022
Wednesdays, 6:30-8:30pm (PST)

A free online course that supports participants in identifying, supporting, and initiating climate change solutions at the household, community, and policy levels. Participants will explore Project Drawdown climate solutions, be mentored by experienced climate leaders, develop personal climate action plans, network and connect with other course participants, and join a community of course alumni doing exciting climate work across BC and Canada.
The purpose of this course is to provide a framework for thinking about climate solutions that is rooted in science and practical action that we can all take. Instead of being terrified or overwhelmed about the climate crisis, there is a scientific basis for hope; evidence that it is possible to actually reverse global warming.
Register here

Drawdown Alberta Blitz Day
2022-02-05 10:00 - 16:00 | Zoom
Drawdown Alberta is holding an on-line Blitz Day on Saturday, February 5 from 10 am to 4 pm. Join us from anywhere in Alberta! There will be a “hands-on” opportunity for participants to:

Research climate solutions and share what they have learned through the DAb wiki platform – crowd-solving your favourite climate solutions.
Discuss how to connect Alberta communities to climate solutions
Explore ways to communicate to a wider Alberta audience about climate solutions and
Discuss how to have meaningful conversations about climate change & solutions.

If you would like to join us for part or all of the day, please complete this brief form and we will provide you with additional details.
Program Itinerary
RSVP Here
Where: Online (Zoom)
When: Saturday, February 5 from 10 am to 4 pm
Who Can Attend: Anyone with an interest in climate solutions in Alberta
Registration: Please RSVP online

Climate Hope Speaker Series
2022-01-29 | Zoom
Climate Hope is a faith-based group in Edmonton, Alberta, committed to educate and act on the problem of climate change. This monthly speaker series is open to the public, both online or in-person, by donation. Each evening will include a presentation and time for Q & A with our local guest speakers.
Part 1 – January 29 – A Future We Want: Understanding What is Possible with Dr. Melanie Hoffman (ONLINE ONLY)
Register online

Calgary Franchise Expo - Free Tickets
2021-11-20 11:00 - 2021-11-21 17:00 | Online
“CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR FREE: https://thebizex.net/calgary-franchise-expo-november-2021-web/ (Otherwise, 10$ at the door)
You are invited to The Calgary Franchise Expo at Telus Convention Centre in Calgary, Alberta!
(*Safety Precautions are in Place*)
Buying a franchise or proven business opportunity eliminates all the hard work of opening a business independently and will help avoid much of the risk of starting a new business. Take control of your future, increase your income, and find your path to a better lifestyle. Get the information you need to find the right business for you!
Full-time and Part-time business opportunities from every industry, at every investment level Seminars: Legal Advice, How to Choose the Business For You, Financing Options and much moreProven money making businesses looking to meet new potential ownersGet the information you need and ask questions from top-tier franchisors Save Hundreds of Hours of Research Time
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR FREE: https://thebizex.net/calgary-franchise-expo-november-2021-web/ (Otherwise, 10$ at the door)
Telus Convention Centre in Calgary, Alberta!
November 20: 11AM – 5PM
November 21: 11AM – 4”

In Conversation with Paul Hawken: Solving the Climate Crisis in One Generation
2021-11-14 18:00 - 19:30 | Online
Join us live online for an engaging discussion with noted environmentalist, entrepreneur and author Paul Hawken, creator of Project DRAWDOWN. Paul is joining three Canadian environmentalists on the virtual stage to talk about his new book Regeneration: Ending the climate crisis in one generation.

Part of the ReSurge Film Festival

This event is the closing session of ReSurge: Canadian Film Festivals for a Liveable Climate — a high-impact gathering of film festivals celebrating the 10th anniversary of the WaterDocs Film Festival.

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Introducing Regeneration
Drawdown Alberta is excited to present an evening with Paul Hawken in partnership with Drawdown Toronto, Drawdown BC and Water Docs, as the closing event of the Resurge Film Festival.
Paul is joining us to talk about his latest book Regeneration: Ending the Climate Crisis in one Generation, and will be engaged in conversation with three important and exciting Canadian environmental voices: Allie Rougeot, Bryanna Brown and Melanie Hoffman, who each bring unique experiences and perspectives.
Read their profiles below.

Regeneration has two meanings. It refers to regenerating life on earth. And it refers to a new generation of humanity coming together to reverse global warming.
—Paul Hawken

Forging new partnerships across Canada
This event is the result of cooperation between Drawdown movements in Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario. We want to build connections and break out of separation to ensure a world that is healthy for the children of all species for generations to come. As Drawdown movements, we recognize the importance of local, community-based action to realize national climate goals.
In addition, we rely on a solid, local partner — Ecologos, behind the WaterDocs film festival and the Resurge Film Festival, which this event is part of. Ecologos, is a 23-year registered environmental charity protecting water and a liveable climate, and is a longtime collaborating partner of Drawdown Toronto. Water Docs/Ecologos programs focus on our vital connection to water and its centrality to climate. We work to evoke a spirit of reverence for water, inform about threats that imperil water, and inspire citizen action to protect water and its many effects on climate change.

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Participant Profiles

Paul Hawken
Paul Hawken starts ecological businesses, writes about nature and commerce, and consults with heads of state and CEOs on climatic, economic and ecological regeneration. He is the founder of Regeneration.org and in September 2021 published his latest work, Regeneration: Ending the climate crisis in one generation. His previous book, Drawdown, The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming debuted in 2017 as a New York Times bestseller and is currently in 18 languages. He founded Project Drawdown, which worked with over two hundred scholars, students, scientists, researchers, and activists to map, measure, and model the one hundred most substantive solutions that can cumulatively reverse global warming. He is published in 30 languages and his books are available in over 90 countries.

Bryanna Brown
Bryanna Brown is Inuk and Mi’kmaq from Nunatsiavut, Labrador. She came up with the idea of “Land Back” to advocate for sovereignty for Indigenous peoples, as well as Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour (BIPOC) communities, highlighting land ownership for environmental protection and self-determination. She is on Indigenous Climate Action’s National Steering Committee and Climate Policy Advisory Council. She advocates for the rights of women, Indigenous Peoples, environmental injustice in relation to Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG), persons with disabilities, mental health, Indigenous food security, and anti-human trafficking. Bryanna is a traditional story teller and knowledge keeper, using her own experience of being personally displaced by environmental racism and natural resource extraction and its relationship to the exploitation of Indigenous women.

Allie Rougeot
Aliénor’s interest for human and environmental rights started during her childhood in the South of France, where she became vocal on topics of biodiversity loss, women’s rights, refugee rights and climate change. These interests led her to the intersectional topic of climate justice, but it was only when she moved to Canada at the age of 17 that she truly understood the need for broad and collective mobilization for climate action. This led her to co-founding and coordinating Fridays for Future Toronto while completing a degree in Economics and Public Policy at the University of Toronto. Graduating in 2021, Allie is now working as Climate and Energy Program Manager at Environmental Defence, a leading Canadian environmental advocacy organization, working with government, industry and individuals to defend clean water, a safe climate and healthy communities.

Melanie Hoffman
Melanie Hoffman (she/her) is a community-focused leader in education and science communication.She is Lead Mentor for Alberta with the Climate Reality Project Canada, and collaboratively kickstarted the Drawdown Alberta movement focused on reconciliation and community climate solutions. She is the Program Manager for Capital Region EcoSchools. A Ph.D. chemist, she taught at two innovative liberal arts universities before directing community climate solutions education projects with Edmonton’s King’s Centre for Visualization in Science. Born and raised in the German Rhineland in a tight-knit community, Melanie loves a good laugh, and values her neighbours and the land, respect for what is local, and curiosity for what lies beyond.

Introduction to Motivational Interviewing
2021-11-14 11:00 - 13:00 | Online
Opening Hearts and Minds with Evidence-Based Communication Techniques (2 hours)
Want to build your skills for lobbying and climate conversations, particularly those that are difficult or oppositional? In this workshop we will review different states of the human nervous system, and explore how knowledge of these can help us to be better communicators. We will connect this to the skills of “Motivational Interviewing,” which have been shown in numerous studies to facilitate change in healthcare settings. These skills can also lower the temperature in our political conversations, helping us to connect and find common ground with members of Congress and others. Led by John Sabin, CCL Great Lakes Regional Co-coordinator, and Tamara Station, CCL Education & Resilience Coordinator.

ALUS Information Session - Sturgeon County
2021-11-03 09:00 - 10:00 | Online
An introduction to a new grant program, ALUS, for farmers or ranchers in Sturgeon County who are interested in nature enhancing projects or environmental initiatives on their land.

Global Climate Strike
2021-09-24 | Alberta
#UPROOTTHESYSTEM
Fridays For Future Canada
📢This September 24, 2021, our fight for genuine, intersectional climate justice continues with another Global Climate Strike.📢
The current way of things has systematically marginalized billions of people around the world. With our call to #UprootTheSystem, we seek to address ecological and social crises at their roots by placing MAPA at the center of our struggle and struggling for a society that places people and planet over profit.
Our fight is a fight for the present and the future, alongside the most impacted sectors of society. Join us!
Be sure to register your Friday actions on the official Fridays For Future map so that politicians and people know you care.

A Climate of Change: Climate Week with Katharine Hayhoe
2021-09-22 19:00 - 20:00 | Online
Katharine Hayhoe is an atmospheric scientist and professor of political science at Texas Tech University, where she is director of the Climate Science Center. She is one of the world’s leading climate science voices. Hayhoe’s book Saving Us: A Climate Scientist’s Case for Hope and Healing in a Divided World is also scheduled for release in September, 2021.
This event is a coalition building collaboration between the Calgary Climate Hub and the Climate Hub of Southern Alberta. We’ll see you September 22nd, LIVE at 705 pm.

Building a Sustainable World: Our Diet and the Climate Crisis - Rotary Climate Action Talk
2021-09-16 17:00 - 18:00 | Online
“Global food production threatens climate stability and ecosystem resilience. It constitutes the single largest driver of environmental degradation and transgression of planetary boundaries. Taken together the outcome is dire. A radical transformation of the global food system is urgently needed. Without action, the world risks failing to meet the UN Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement.” – Dr. Johan Rockstrom, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research
What we choose to eat has an enormous impact on planetary health. The IPCC’s recently-released report made clear that either we pull out ALL of the stops and drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions everywhere we can NOW (especially methane), or we accept responsibility for causing a climate catastrophe and bequeathing to our kids and grandkids a severely degraded planet, far less suitable for human habitation.
Dietary change is simple, fast, and effective. It doesn’t require political will, new technology, trillions of dollars of investment nor decades of implementation. It will unequivocally lead to improved human health and lower rates of chronic disease, including obesity, type 2 diabetes, heart disease, hypertension, high cholesterol, some cancers and even Alzheimer’s Disease. Globally, it is likely that trillions of dollars will be saved in health care expenditures. And all it takes is a conscious choice by every single one of us to eat more plants and fewer animals starting today. Andrea and Ambaree, Co-Chairs of the Plant-Rich Diet Task Force under the Environmental Sustainability Rotary Action Group (ESRAG), have a mission inspire people around the world to shift to plant-rich diets to protect and preserve our planet. To that end they will share tips for how to successfully experiment with building a plant-rich diet that works for you.
Andrea Wotan
Andrea earned her Master of Public Health degree in Nutritional Sciences and completed her training to become a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist at the University of Michigan School of Public Health. Andrea founded an online plant-based nutrition coaching practice and just joined MasteringDiabetes.org as a Health coach working with individuals to improve and, in the case of pre-diabetes and type 2 diabetes, reverse their condition. Andrea earned her BA in Economics from Stanford University and had a decade-long career as an investment banker, working with technology companies in Silicon Valley and around the world.
Ambaree Majumder
Ambaree is a second generation Rotarian, a member of the Rotary Club of Marina City in Singapore. She is an IT Business Analyst by qualification but for the past few years she has been spending most of her time as a Social Entrepreneur giving talks, writing and conducting workshops about how leading a lifestyle that is in-tune with the well-being of our planet also benefits our health and fellow human beings. She is certified in Plant-based Nutrition and Food Sustainability from Cornell.

Earth Jam 2021: Community and Practices for Stepping Up in a time of EmergencE/Y
2021-09-08 18:00 - 2021-10-08 13:30 | Online and in Lethbridge, Calgary, Canmore
Green Exodus and like-minded partners are coming together to host Earth Jam 2021 during the Season of Creation, an Ecumenical Celebration of prayer and action for the planet. The Season of Creation starts on Sept. 1, the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation and ends on Oct. 4, the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi.
Opening and Closing Ceremonies: September 8 and October 8
20 Sits for the Planet: Making Space for EmergencE/Y through Meditation
Living in the Sacred Earth: Eight Discoveries and Conversations on Zoom

A Climate of Change: Elections with Brian Singh
2021-09-07 19:00 - 20:00 | Online
Join the Hub as we head into a busy fall election season armed with a brand new poll from Calgary data scientist and behavioural economist Brian Singh and our ALL STAR PANEL including Alberta political scientist Melanee Thomas, retiring city councillor Druh Farrell and environmental leader Alberta Ecotrust’s Pat Letizia about the ever-evolving position of Calgarians on climate as an election issue. Let’s dig into it!

Climate Election
2021-09-03 17:00 - 2021-09-20 16:00 | elections.ca
Vote now at your returning office, until September 20, for your local climate champion to represent you as your Member of Parliament.

Summer Institute for Climate Change Education - A Regrounding in Truth - Alberta Cohort
2021-06-28 - 2021-06-30 | Alberta
Looking to include climate change in your classroom or education programs but not sure where to start? Join Alberta Council for Environmental Education and Climate Generation for the virtual 2021 Summer Institute for Climate Change Education. Gain the skills, tools, and resources to integrate climate change education into your teaching or education programs and empower students in all subject areas to engage in climate solutions. Receive on-going support throughout the year by being part of the Teach Climate Network and having access to resources and curriculum.
This three-day experience is full of powerful and engaging keynote speakers, meaningful discussion about the intersection of social justice and climate change, and collaborative conversations between a national network of climate change education leaders. Day two will consist of a regional workshop specifically for Alberta teachers and educators, led by Alberta Council for Environmental Education’s senior education advisor Dr. Marie Tremblay and climate education expert Dr. Melanie Hoffman. Leave feeling reinvigorated for the new school year and prepared to educate your students to be global citizens.
Details:
Date: July 28–30, 2021
Location: Virtual
Registration: $250 US. Alberta Council for Environmental Education is offering a $50 refund on the registration fee to the first 10 registrants – so don’t wait, register now!

Digital Rally: Say No to Coal
2021-06-25 12:00 - 13:00 | Online
Join us for a digital rally on June 25th to learn more about the status of Grassy Mountain, hear from those on the ground about why we must continue the fight against coal, and come together to take action.
You will be invited to call Minister Wilkinson and ask that he and the Cabinet make the right decision and say no to coal in the Rockies by first saying no to Grassy Mountain. We will provide you with the link to call and a simple script to follow.
https://www.facebook.com/events/675354159995829/

Anti-Racism for Organizers
2021-06-24 18:00 - 19:30 | Online
Join the Future Ground Network community in a collective learning process to address the colonial and racist histories of environmental movements and how we can fight those legacies to build safer and anti-racist spaces in our organizing.
In this workshop (session 1 of 4), participants will understand the roots of systemic racism, settler colonialism and anti-Blackness, and begin to unpack how they participate in these systems. We will draw connections between the climate crisis and systems of structural oppression, clearly making links between them. In the workshop, we will use breakout groups to define the impacts of structural harm, and discuss how we participate in these systems.
Also available Monday June 28, 5-6:30 pm; Wednesday June 30, 4-5:30 pm, Monday July 5, 4:30 – 6 pm

TEDxYYC
2021-06-24 10:00 - 17:00 | Online
TEDxYYC: Reimagine will take place on June 24th. This full-day event will examine the question: how can we reimagine ourselves, our city and our future? Feature ten inspiring TEDxYYC talks, live performances and experiential activations like Indigenous storytelling, bollywood dance, networking, inspired cooking, body-positive yoga and so much more. This event will have you moving, shaking, contemplating, learning and using all your senses.
Get your ticket today at https://tedxyyc.ca/tickets

Engaging Women on Climate Workshop
2021-06-23 10:00 | Alberta
Across the political spectrum women consistently show up as more concerned, more motivated and more ready to act on climate than other audiences, yet we often neglect to design communications and campaigns with women in mind.
This workshop dives into the theory and practice of engaging women on climate. We will talk with leading researchers in Canada and the US, and campaigners behind Science Moms, Vote Like a Madre and Talk Climate to Me will share insights, strategies and successful tactics.
June 23 @ 12 – 3:45 pm EST
Key topics and takeaways:

An analysis of how women are similar and different from other audiences, including insights into mothers, women voters, conservative women, women of colour, and non-environmentalists.
Tips on how to design campaigns with women in mind
Insights into how women choose and use media
New relationships with practitioners working in similar areas

This workshop is open to all who are interested and all gender identities. Space is limited. Up to two people per organization may attend. You will be joined by other senior communications strategists, campaign and policy directors. Engaging Women on Climate Change has been made possible through the generous support of the Clean Economy Fund.
Full workshop schedule and speaker lineup to come.
Questions? E-mail maria@climatenarratives.ca
Register here: https://bit.ly/engaging-women-climate

Let's Talk Community! with Shani Graham from sunny Western Australia (formerly West Coast of Canada)
2021-06-22 18:00 | Online
Shani is going to talk to us about the The “West Beacy Bunch”, the community of 350 houses around her. The informal community group is “exclusively inclusive” – exclusive in that you can only “join” if you live in the defined Beacy Bunch area, but inclusive in that the group focuses on making sure that everyone in that area is involved. Like many groups, the Bunch is very active – with bonfires, movie nights, shared dinners, tree planting days, yoga, cooking classes, olive oil pressing, plant swaps . . . . . . . something at least once a month. But the difference is there are no committees, budgets or planning meetings – just passionate people wanting to do something to make their world more connected, sustainable and resilient.
Interested to hear more? – come join the conversation!
Before this workshop, you should check out Shani’s TED talk about her previous home in Hulbert Street
Take a street and build a community: Shani Graham at TEDxPerth – YouTube
Please join in 5 to 10 minutes early (bring your cuppa) as we will starting promptly on 22 June at 6 pm MST
Topic: Let’s Talk Community with Shani Graham
Time: 22 June, 6pm MST /Jun 23, 2021 07:45 AM Perth
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2021 Eco-Solar Virtual Tour - Lethbridge
2021-06-19 12:00 - 13:00 | Alberta
What interests you? Solar electricity or energy efficiency? Geothermal heating or permaculture landscaping? Retrofit or new construction? The Tour will have homes that showcase some of Edmonton, Calgary, and Lethbridge’s best examples of energy-efficient ideas to discover how you can take steps to reduce your gas, electricity and water use, save money and lower your environmental footprint! This year’s tour is going to be a virtual tour. We will be presenting our homes on the tour days using zoom. There will be a short presentation on each home and then we will have a question period with the homeowners. To see a particular home you will have to tune in during that home’s scheduled date and time. The scheduled times are listed on the Edmonton, Calgary, and Lethbridge tour pages.

Edmonton: June 5/6 (12 pm)
Calgary: June 12/13 (12 pm)
Lethbridge: June 19 (12 pm)

http://www.ecosolar.ca/

MECCE Project Canada Regional Hub Launch
2021-06-17 12:00 - 13:00 | Alberta
Monitoring & Evaluating Climate Communication and Education Regional Hub Launch
There is an urgent need to increase the quality and quantity of climate change communication and education (CCE) globally across education, government, civil society, business, media, and communications sectors.
The Monitoring and Evaluating Climate Communication and Education (MECCE) Project is an international research partnership advancing global climate literacy and action through increased quality and quantity of CCE. Our research targets education at all life stages, across sectors, and at local through to intergovernmental levels.
Our partnership team includes over 80 scholars and organizations, including an Advisory Committee comprised of GEM Report, IPCC, UNESCO, and UNFCCC. We are a project of the Sustainability and Education Policy Network (SEPN), an internationally recognized leader in sustainability and climate change education policy research. Visit www.sepn.ca for more information.
JOIN A MECCE PROJECT REGIONAL HUB
The benefits of being a member of the Hub for your region include:

Sharing your expertise on quality CCE in your national, regional, and cultural context
Contributing to CCE indicator development to enable greater CCE tracking and target-setting, in your country and globally
Participating in discussions with researchers, practitioners, and organizations active in CCE in your region
Being among the first to receive access to the MECCE Project’s data, online and print materials, and event invitations
We are launching the Canadian Regional Hub on June 17 at 2pm EDT.

Learn more about the MECCE Project and how you can get involved with our exciting, growing network! Membership is open to anyone with an interest in achieving the MECCE project goals.
Contact nicola.chopin(at)usask.ca if you have any questions.

Climate Change in the Canadian Media
2021-06-16 22:00 | Alberta
What’s the current state of climate coverage in the national media and what are the implications for communicators?
Join communications experts Cara Pike and Chris Hatch to hear the results of a spring 2021 media analysis. We’ll unpack the hot topics and emerging narratives, followed by a discussion about messaging and strategy. Attendees will get early access to the media analysis report.

June 16 at 12 pm EST
Register here: http://bit.ly/Canadian-media-analysis

2021 Eco-Solar Virtual Tour - Calgary
2021-06-13 12:00 - 13:00, 2021-06-12 12:00 - 13:00 | Alberta

Drawdown Alberta Orientation
2021-06-09 12:00 - 13:00 | Alberta
Meet folks from the Drawdown Alberta movement, learn who we are, what we’re doing, how & why and the ways in which you can get involved and start moving forward with us on action!
Sign up to get the Zoom link.
