Thursdays Sept 22 – Nov 10: A series of programs, trips & gatherings exploring the growing climate crisis and the imposition of unjust environmental burdens on communities of color and the poor.

8-Thursdays, 7:00 – 8:30 PM, via Zoom, Sept. 22 – Nov. 10, 2022

Week #1 (Sept. 22): Why should we care about the climate crisis? 

(Leading: Alan Bentz-Letts) First-person testimonies & recent climate events impacting NYC; environmental racism
Week #2 (Sept. 29):  How did we get into this mess? 

(Presenting: Mr. Charles Lee, Alan Bentz-Letts and Regina Tate) History and science of the environmental justice and climate movements

Thursdays Sept 22 – Nov 10: A series of programs, trips & gatherings exploring the growing climate crisis and the imposition of unjust environmental burdens on communities of color and the poor.

8-Thursdays, 7:00 – 8:30 PM, via Zoom, Sept. 22 – Nov. 10, 2022

Week #1 (Sept. 22): Why should we care about the climate crisis? 

(Leading: Alan Bentz-Letts) First-person testimonies & recent climate events impacting NYC; environmental racism
Week #2 (Sept. 29):  How did we get into this mess? 

(Presenting: Mr. Charles Lee, Alan Bentz-Letts and Regina Tate) History and science of the environmental justice and climate movements

Thursdays Sept 22 – Nov 10: A series of programs, trips & gatherings exploring the growing climate crisis and the imposition of unjust environmental burdens on communities of color and the poor.

8-Thursdays, 7:00 – 8:30 PM, via Zoom, Sept. 22 – Nov. 10, 2022

Week #1 (Sept. 22): Why should we care about the climate crisis? 

(Leading: Alan Bentz-Letts) First-person testimonies & recent climate events impacting NYC; environmental racism
Week #2 (Sept. 29):  How did we get into this mess? 

(Presenting: Mr. Charles Lee, Alan Bentz-Letts and Regina Tate) History and science of the environmental justice and climate movements

Thursdays Sept 22 – Nov 10: A series of programs, trips & gatherings exploring the growing climate crisis and the imposition of unjust environmental burdens on communities of color and the poor.

8-Thursdays, 7:00 – 8:30 PM, via Zoom, Sept. 22 – Nov. 10, 2022

Week #1 (Sept. 22): Why should we care about the climate crisis? 

(Leading: Alan Bentz-Letts) First-person testimonies & recent climate events impacting NYC; environmental racism
Week #2 (Sept. 29):  How did we get into this mess? 

(Presenting: Mr. Charles Lee, Alan Bentz-Letts and Regina Tate) History and science of the environmental justice and climate movements

Thursdays Sept 22 – Nov 10: A series of programs, trips & gatherings exploring the growing climate crisis and the imposition of unjust environmental burdens on communities of color and the poor.

8-Thursdays, 7:00 – 8:30 PM, via Zoom, Sept. 22 – Nov. 10, 2022

Week #1 (Sept. 22): Why should we care about the climate crisis? 

(Leading: Alan Bentz-Letts) First-person testimonies & recent climate events impacting NYC; environmental racism
Week #2 (Sept. 29):  How did we get into this mess? 

(Presenting: Mr. Charles Lee, Alan Bentz-Letts and Regina Tate) History and science of the environmental justice and climate movements

Thursdays Sept 22 – Nov 10: A series of programs, trips & gatherings exploring the growing climate crisis and the imposition of unjust environmental burdens on communities of color and the poor.

8-Thursdays, 7:00 – 8:30 PM, via Zoom, Sept. 22 – Nov. 10, 2022

Week #1 (Sept. 22): Why should we care about the climate crisis? 

(Leading: Alan Bentz-Letts) First-person testimonies & recent climate events impacting NYC; environmental racism
Week #2 (Sept. 29):  How did we get into this mess? 

(Presenting: Mr. Charles Lee, Alan Bentz-Letts and Regina Tate) History and science of the environmental justice and climate movements