Please join us for our bi-weekly general meeting. Tuesday, June 21st at 7pm. St. Lydia’s Church, 304 Bond Street, Brooklyn. We’ll be reviewing the New York Renews action in Albany, planning for the March for a Clean Energy Revolution (at the Dem Convention!), and taking some time to discuss out group strategy and plan for […]
READ MOREJoin us for a discussion of one of the most disturbing climate change books of all time–The Collapse of Western Civilization–on the happiest day of the year, the summer solstice, Monday, June 20th. (The book is quite short at only about one hundred pages.) We hope you will be able to join us. The book, […]
READ MOREPlease join us for our bi-weekly general meeting. Tuesday, May 24th at 7pm. St. Lydia’s Church, 304 Bond Street, Brooklyn. We’ll be reviewing and celebrating #BreakFree in Albany, planning for the March for a Clean Energy Revolution (at the Dem Convention!), and taking in a presentation by the brilliant photographer Mey Marple, creator of #DANGERUNDEROURFEET, […]
READ MOREBreak Free Call to Action!!! Ride the bus with New York’s climate activists and be part of the next, historic global climate action: BreakFree Albany May 14, 2016. All over the world, people will come together at a massive, legal demonstration and civil disobedience actions in May. In the Northeast, we’ll descend upon the Port […]
READ MOREPlease join us for our bi-weekly general meeting. Tuesday, May 10th at 7pm. St. Lydia’s Church, 304 Bond Street, Brooklyn. We’ll be organizing for #BreakFree in Albany and the March for a Clean Energy Revolution (at the Dem Convention!), among other actions. We’ll also be screening the fabulous and important new movie “Disobedience”–a half-hour-long film […]
READ MOREJoin us for a screening of the new movie “Disobedience” followed by a brief, action-oriented panel discussion, snacks, and drinks. This event is part of a run-up to the national “Break Free” action in Albany taking place on May 14th. For more information about this major action, see www.Albany2016.org. Co-sponsored by n+1 Magazine. 68 Jay […]
READ MOREJoin us for a screening of the new movie “Disobedience” (30 minutes) followed by discussion, snacks, and drinks. This event is part of a run-up to the national “Break Free” action in Albany taking place on May 14th. See www.Albany2016.org for more information about this major action. #BreakFree! The screening and happy hour will take […]
READ MOREPlease join us for our bi-weekly general meeting. Tuesday, April 26th at 7pm. St. Lydia’s Church, 304 Bond Street, Brooklyn. We’ll be organizing for Break Free (in Albany) and the March for a Clean Energy Revolution (at the Dem Convention!), among other actions–and strategizing how best to react to/push back on/support whatever the Mayor and […]
READ MORESaturday April 23rd @7pm IFC Cinema 323 Sixth Avenue at West Third Street Hosted by CivWorld, 350NYC and 350Brooklyn Join Josh Fox, Director of the Academy Award Nominated Film Gasland, and Dr. Benjamin Barber, President and Founder of the Global Parliament of Mayors Project and the Interdependence Movement, for a premiere screening of How to […]
READ MOREJoin us for this free movie screening and discussion on Saturday, April 16th @ Patagonia, Soho Store @ 72 Greene Street, NYC This movie is highly critical of the climate movement, and we’ll talk about what we should or could do differently in our movement to address these issues. About the Film Cowspiracy: The Sustainability […]
READ MOREWe’re excited to be able to host Wen Stephenson, author of What We’re Fighting for Now Is Each Other, an urgent, on-the-ground look at some of the “new American radicals” who have laid everything on the line to build a stronger climate justice movement. Co-sponsored by the Brooklyn Society For Ethical Culture’s Ethical Living Committee […]
READ MOREPlease join us for our bi-weekly general meeting. Tuesday, April 12th at 7pm. St. Lydia’s Church, 304 Bond Street, Brooklyn. We’ll be organizing for our upcoming book discussion group with Wen Stephenson, preparing for our Josh Fox movie screening, and planning for so many other upcoming actions and events. All are welcome!
READ MOREInspired by Naomi Klein’s international non-fiction bestseller, This Changes Everything presents seven powerful portraits of communities on the front lines of climate change. Throughout the film, Klein builds to her most controversial and exciting idea: that we can seize the existential crisis of climate change to transform our failed economic system into something radically better. […]
READ MOREJoin us for some street theatre outside the public relations firm for Exxon. Exxon is being investigated by the NYS Attorney General for lying about climate change. They will announce their Coming Clean campaign. Don’t Be a Fossil Fool! Let’s make fossil fuels go the way of the dodo! 1285 Avenue of the Americas (6th […]
READ MOREWhat are the connections between climate and conflict? How is climate change exacerbating existing tensions in the Middle East, Latin America, South Asia and elsewhere? What are the connections between our domestic energy policy at home and the refugee crisis that is currently unfolding on the nightly news? Please join us to hear presentations from […]
READ MOREWITH Sean Sweeney, Murphy Institute Professor and Trade Unions for Energy Democracy, and Kim Fraczek, Montrose 9 Resister and Sane Energy Project Fracking has been banned in New York State. There is a glut of oil and gas on the market. The price of fossil fuels has collapsed. Yet Big Energy is building more pipelines, […]
READ MOREPlease join us for our bi-weekly general meeting. Tuesday, March 15th at 7pm. St. Lydia’s Church, 304 Bond Street, Brooklyn. We’ll be organizing for our March teach-in on climate change and immigration, planning for our April Fool’s action (“don’t be a fossil fuel!”), and planning for so many other upcoming actions and events. All are […]
READ MOREPlease join us for our bi-weekly general meeting. Tuesday, March 1st at 7pm. St. Lydia’s Church, 304 Bond Street, Brooklyn. We’ll be planning for our March teach-in on climate change and immigration, among other specific actions. All are welcome!
READ MOREPlease join us for a screening of the incredible documentary, Merchants of Doubt. Free and open to the public. 68 Jay Street #405, Brooklyn, 11201 Inspired by the acclaimed book by Naomi Oreskes and Erik Conway, MERCHANTS OF DOUBT takes audiences on a satirically comedic, yet illuminating ride into the heart of conjuring American spin. […]
READ MORESane Energy Project Presents SANE SOLUTIONS Friday, Feb. 19, 2016 6pm-9pm Offshore Wind for NYC From 4 Perspectives: • Wildlife • Labor • Environmental Justice • Business We know that for New York State to go 100% renewable, we need 40% of our energy mix to come from offshore wind (tinyurl.com/NYJacobsonStudy). But how will building […]
READ MOREPlease join us for our bi-weekly general meeting. Tuesday, February 16th at 7pm. St. Lydia’s Church, 304 Bond Street, Brooklyn. We’ll be hearing a presentation on the state of climate finance. What are treasurers, pension fund managers, and investment bank and corporate CEOs thinking about climate change right now? How does our activism fit into the […]
READ MOREPlease join us for our bi-weekly general meeting. Tuesday, February 2nd at 7pm. St. Lydia’s Church, 304 Bond Street, Brooklyn. We’ll be hearing from a member who attended the Paris Climate Summit, and potentially also from a representative from Sane Energy. All are welcome!
READ MOREPlease join us for our bi-weekly general meeting. Tuesday, January 19th at 7pm. St. Lydia’s Church, 304 Bond Street, Brooklyn. We’ll be discussing strategy and events for the first half of the year, and planning for our March teach-in on climate change and immigration, among other specific actions. All are welcome!
READ MOREPlease join us for a community screening of This Changes Everything at Bar/Cinema Videology. Grab a drink beforehand, and enjoy camaraderie and discussion afterward. Filmed over 211 shoot days in nine countries and five continents over four years, This Changes Everything is an epic attempt to re-imagine the vast challenge of climate change. Directed by […]
READ MOREPlease join us for our first bi-monthly general meeting of the year. Tuesday, January 5th at 7pm. St. Lydia’s Church, 304 Bond Street, Brooklyn. We’ll be discussing strategy and events for the first half of the year and planning our upcoming screening of This Changes Everything on January 14th. All are welcome!
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