Climate organizing

I’ve written a lot about the local climate organizations I’ve been involved with. Today was no exception. I touched on a number of different projects:

  • I arranged a space for next week’s Climate Reality Project Boston chapter inaugural meeting. I worked with my coworking office, Workbar, to find a location that would work for 30 of us.
  • I was in touch with Indivisible Somerville’s leadership about the reorganization of its energy and climate lab. Looks like we’re going to meet up on that next week, as well.
  • I exchanged notes to set the agenda for the Climate Coalition of Somerville meeting — you guessed it, also next week.

 

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