We are a group of high school students who call ourselves “Youth 4 Climate Justice Now,” and we are organizing this year’s Vancouver Earth Day Parade & Celebration, hoping to build upon last year’s Earth Day event that brought out over 1,500 passionate people out to the streets on Vancouver.
This Sunday, April 22, 2012, starting at 11 a.m., people will be gathering at Commercial Drive Skytrain Station to march down to Grandview Park for speakers and entertainment. If you are in Vancouver, we hope you can join us. If you are somewhere else in Canada, look for an Earth Day event near you.
You're invited.
From Fukushima to Toronto: A Town Hall is an opportunity to understand the causes of the Fukushima disaster and the parallels that exist in Ontario’s nuclear industry. Workshops and pannel discussion will provide community groups, as well as old, and new activists alike with the knowledge needed to start building an Ontario free of nuclear risks powered by 100% renewable energy.
Together we’ll develop strategies, and plans for 2012 and beyond for Torontonians to stop nuclear expansion in our region, and build a greener Ontario.
Cost: $5 or pay what you can (no one will be turned away for lack of funds)
Featuring workshops, and panel discussions on:
Seen through the eyes of activists, farmers and journalists, Waking the Green Tiger follows an extraordinary campaign to stop a huge dam project on the Upper Yangtze River in southwestern China. Presented in Mandarin and English, with English subtitles.
$5
March for a global day for climate action against those Canadian climate criminals who block progress on global solutions to climate change.
From Nov. 28th to Dec 9th, world leaders will be meeting in Durban, South Africa during the broken Conference of Parties convention to discuss climate change.
Canadian climate criminals will be attending these meetings to block progress on global solutions to climate change and instead promote asinine capitalist fantasies about ‘carbon capture' or ‘nuclear futures'.