Al Gore Explodes With Anger at the World Economic Forum
From WEF: The people who run our world are driving us towards global cataclysm. They need to raise the alarm and demand action NOW. FOX News is laughing at Al Gore, while other right-wing climate deniers are calling it an unhinged rant. Judge for yourself. Here and here. And here!
🍁 Canada Climate Action 🍁
📌 Help Us Stop Woodfibre LNG! Write to Stephan Legault, Federal Climate Minister - By January 30th
From the Georgia Strait Alliance: Woodfibre LNG Project, a fracked gas terminal in the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve of Howe Sound, will not only increase fracking and climate pollution in the area around Squamish and across BC, but now threatens to expose some marine mammals to dangerous amounts of underwater noise.
📌 Urge Canada to Stop Woodfibre LNG From Harming Seals and Sea Lions - By January 30th
From My Sea to Sky: Woodfibre LNG wants to expose seals and sea lions to underwater noise that is equivalent to repeated shotgun blasts. Steller sea lions are listed as a species of "Special Concern" under the Species at Risk Act, and have only recently returned to Átl’ḵa7tsem / Howe Sound, a UNESCO Biosphere Region. Please take a moment to file a submission, by January 30th. You can find good text here and make your submission here (by patient, there are three steps).
📌 Finance Canada is Developing a Hydrogen Investment Tax Credit, Budget 2023 - By By February 3rd
From Environmental Defence: We are deeply concerned that the investment tax credit will be used to subsidize fossil-hydrogen technology, which is incompatible with Canada’s climate commitments, or inadvertently impact the availability of more cost-effective and reliable climate solutions. Our letter to Minister Freeland outlines these concerns. We are opening it up to ENGOs and academics. Can your climate organization add its name?
📌 United For Old-Growth March & Rally, Victoria – Has Your Organization Signed On Yet?
From Elders for Old Growth: Almost 200 organizations have signed the Declaration, and most will participate in the February 25th march and rally in Victoria. This is a key moment to show our new Premier that we are serious about holding him to his promise to "accelerate" action on old growth within 100 days. If you have not yet signed, please do! There’s also a Digital amplification kit to help you spread the word. On February 25 we hope to see you at the rally with your banner. This mega-event could change the history of forestry in BC. Please unite with us and do everything you can to make it a huge success!
Are any groups in BC campaigning on food and diet, which generate 25-33% of all climate impacts? If you are, please contact Guy Dauncey guy@westcoastclimateaction.ca
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Making Climate Justice Accessible - Amnesty’s “Stop Paving Over Our Rights” Comic Book
From Amnesty International Canada (and Victoria’s Eric Doherty): A new comic book that makes the connections between transportation, climate, and human rights easy to understand. It follows Andy and Samira as they organize against a highway expansion project in their neighbourhood. Read more
📌 The Youth Climate Corps – Can You Help? By January 30th
From Youth Climate Corps: The Youth Climate Corps is still a start-up, and we need your support to go to the next level and develop our first project in an urban area, Vancouver. We have fundraised $5,320, and to reach our $10k objective, we need to raise $4,680 by January 30.
‘No Miracles Needed’: Prof Mark Jacobson on How Wind, Sun and Water Can Power the World
From The Guardian: The Stanford University academic has a compelling pitch: the world can rapidly get 100% of its energy from renewable sources with, as the title of his new book says, “no miracles needed”. Wind, water and solar can provide plentiful and cheap power, he argues, ending the carbon emissions driving the climate crisis, slashing deadly air pollution and ensuring energy security. Carbon capture and storage, biofuels, new nuclear and other technologies are expensive wastes of time. Read more
“We Shouldn’t Be Afraid of Involving Businesses” - Doughnut Economics in Brussels
From Resilience: Kate Raworth’s doughnut model is an economic theory designed to easily and intelligibly assess an economy’s sustainability. Visually represented in the shape of a doughnut, it combines the concepts of planetary boundaries and minimum social standards to measure economic performance. Major European cities such as Amsterdam, Geneva and Brussels (and Nanaimo here i BC), have adopted the doughnut model to guide their green transitions. Read more
Proposals for the Canadian Just Transition Act
From Ecojustice, IISD, and Equitterre: A thriving economy that meets the challenges of climate change is possible, but we need to make sure workers and communities currently reliant on the fossil fuel industry are not left behind. This new report makes recommendations for the development of just transition legislation here in Canada, based on best practices from around the world. Read more
‘Super-Tipping Points’ Could Trigger Cascade of Climate Action
From The Guardian: Relatively small policy interventions on electric cars, plant-based alternatives to meat and green fertilisers would lead to unstoppable growth in those sectors. Read more
Andrea Careless is Helping Cool the Planet — One Neighbourhood at a Time
From The National Observer: This Oak Bay-based musician, mother and grandmother is spending her retirement from the public service working with her neighbours to reduce their carbon footprints and adapt to climate impacts. Read more
A Dozen First Nations in B.C. Funded to Pursue Clean Energy Projects
From the National Observer: The First Nations have received $7.1 million to develop alternative energy projects and improve energy efficiency through the provincial Community Energy Diesel Reduction program, developed and operated in cooperation with New Relationship Trust and Coast Funds. Read more
The Cycle-Mad City in Finland That Doesn’t Stop for Snow
From BBC: Oulu in northern Finland has snow on the ground for five months - but that doesn’t stop residents using their bikes. Watch here
Colombia Announces Halt on Fossil Fuel Exploration for a Greener Economy
From The Guardian: Colombia’s left wing government has announced that it will not approve any new oil and gas exploration projects as it seeks to shift away from fossil fuels and toward a new sustainable economy. Read more
Denmark's Largest Bank, Danske, to Ban Any New Financing of Fossil Fuel Infrastructure
From Stand.earth: They've surpassed HSBC and Lloyds. In 2022 they did USD $6.7 billion of fossil fuel financing, according to the 2022 Banking on Climate Chaos report. The new climate plan for the bank is here.
NYC Comptroller and City Pension Funds Call on U.S. and Canadian Banks to Set Absolute GHG Emissions Targets for High Emitting Sectors
From New York, via Stand.earth: Shareholder proposals at Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and Royal Bank of Canada call for banks to set and publish interim science-based reduction targets for 2030. Pension funds say these steps are necessary for the banks to meet net zero goals. Greenhouse gas emissions from the oil and gas industry are responsible for over 40% of global emissions. Read more
🌲Forestry Impacts, Politics & Protest🌲
📌 Saturday February 25th United for Old Growth Rally Update
From Elders for Old Growth: For months now a group of us has been working on the upcoming United for Old Growth March and Rally: meeting with our organizational partners (Stand.earth, Wilderness Committee, Sierra Club BC) planning, writing, phoning—at times it has seemed endless. But we’re drawing close to the finish line. And now we hope to involve you in building the momentum, making this event huge enough to shake the NDP government out of their complacency. We need dozens of volunteers. Can you help? Full details here.
‘Once You’ve Clear Cut It, That’s It.’
From The Tyee: Kwakiutl Hereditary Chiefs issued a cease-and-desist order on old-growth logging in their territory. It continued anyway. Lemare Lake Logging Ltd., working on behalf of Kwakiutl First Nation band council, logged a tract of old-growth forest in Kwakiutl territory on northern Vancouver Island after receiving a cease-and-desist order from hereditary leaders. Read more
🌎 Climate Impacts, Science & Politics 🌎
Extreme Warming Ahead Even as Worst-Case Scenarios Grow ‘Obsolete’
From The Energy Mix: Early 2023 has been a rollercoaster ride for climate watchers: from relief that worst-case climate scenarios are no longer conceivable, to apocalyptic warnings that we could be headed for at least 7°C of warming, to hope that “super-tipping points” of climate action will soon galvanize rapid decarbonization, and concern that El Niño will return with unprecedented heat waves this year. Read more
‘Crush You Like a Bug’: BC Hydro’s Site C Lawsuit Targets Farmers, First Nations
From The Narwhal: The suit brought against peaceful opponents of the most expensive hydro dam in Canadian history has the hallmarks of a strategic lawsuit meant to silence and intimidate critics, according to experts. Read more
Sierra Club BC Loses Lawsuit on Climate Commitment Reporting
From The Tyee: A new ruling says the province only needs to update the public on shorter-term targets. Advocates say that’s not enough. Basran noted the government is not legally obliged to meet its climate goals and there are no penalties if it misses them. He said it was “disappointing” that B.C. was on track to overshoot its 2025 emissions target by two megatonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (producing a projected total of 57.5 megatonnes of CO2 equivalent that year) and would likely miss its 2030 targets too. Read moreSierra Club Statement
When Scientists Tagged a Curious Seal, He Led Them to Signs of a Potential Climate Disaster
From The Washington Post: In March 2011, the seal appeared just offshore from a vast oceanfront glacier called Denman. He dived into a deep trough in the ocean bed, half a mile below the surface. And that is when something striking happened: He provided an early bit of evidence that Denman Glacier could be a major threat to global coastlines. Read more
Pipe Dreams: Decoding the Political Debate on Shipping Oil Through Manitoba’s Arctic Port
From The Narwhal: Pierre Poilievre is eyeing the Port of Churchill as a way to increase fossil fuel exports. Here’s what you need to know about the complicated reality of his plan. Read more
Counting the Costs and Contradictions of the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion
From The National Observer: TMX wouldfacilitate about 84 million tonnes (Mt) per year of CO2 emissions (upstream and exported). At $200 per tonne, that’s $16.8 billion annually in future damages. 84 Mt is substantially larger than B.C.’s current GHG emissions, equivalent to 11% of Canada’s annual emissions. The catch? Most of those emissions will be in other countries, not counted in Canada’s GHG inventory. Read more
LNG Canada Eyes Electrification as Planned Expansion Would Send B.C. Emissions Skyrocketing
From the Narwhal: With construction of its first phase nearing completion, LNG Canada is sending strong signals it will proceed with the full build of its liquefied natural gas export project, making it likely impossible for the province to meet its climate targets. Read more
Staring an Ecological and Humanitarian Disaster in the Face
From Common Dreams: The history of the FSO Safer is nearly impossible to believe. Maintenance of the ship stopped in 2015 when the Yemen civil war began, presumably because the operation was based in Yemen. Built 45 years ago, the rusting vessel is now in danger of breaking up. Read more
The Carbon Bomb Makers — Canada Versus Our Peers
From The National Observer: Canadians remain the climate rogues. We really are climate leaders — but sadly, in the wrong direction. Only the Russians dig up and sell anywhere close to as much climate pollution per person as Canadians do. Read more
📹 Videos, Podcasts, Art & Creativity 🎨
Climate Disinformation is on the Rise. Here is How Some Experts Are Tracking It
From the National Observer: The newest episode of Hot Politics features researchers who found so much climate disinformation online that they needed an intelligence team to fight it. Listen here
📢 Events, Protests and Rallies 📢
All times are PDT Pacific Time
Every Sunday and Wednesday, 1-2pm - Stop TMX – Stoney Creek Salmon Tours
From Stop TMX: The salmon are running at Stoney Creek!! Come to witness this spectacle while supporting your local frontline and building community. Every Sunday and Wednesday, Protect the Planet offers educational tours highlighting the salmon run. Assemble at our camp, set up on the Burnaby Mountain Urban Trail, under Lougheed bridge. Approach from East Lake. Read more
Friday January 27, 11am - BC Cycling Coalition: Provincial Organizations Round-Table
From the BC Cycling Coalition: Join us and other organizations and groups from around the province to connect on issues around safer cycling, education, and active transportation in BC. Register here
Saturday, January 28, 11am-6pm - Freeskool: New Year's Revolution
From Freeskool: A free festival of workshops for activists new and old. Nonviolent Direct Action; Anti-Oppression 101; Ecocide as Crime; Zine-Making; Seven Grandfather Teachings; documentary film "Rematriation"; and more! Kiwassa Neighbourhood House, 2425 Oxford St, "Vancouver". Please wear a mask while indoors and stay home if you're sick! For more information and registration.
Starting Sunday January 29 - System Change, Not Climate Change: Toward Co-operative Commonwealth: Transition in a Perilous Century
From Synergia Institute: System change, and transition to a political economy that is both socially just and environmentally sustainable, are the central concerns of social movements the world over. Climate change has added an unprecedented layer of complexity to the work of these movements. To meet this challenge, transition to a just and sustainable future requires a more realistic and more holistic perspective. This is embodied in the content of this Massive Open On-line Course. Read more
Starting January 31 - System Change, Not Climate Change: Toward Co-operative Commonwealth: Transition in Kamloops in a Perilous Century
From Transition Kamloops: This free program offers the same coursework as above, with action projects to improve climate resilience in Kamloops. Gisela Ruckert: “This program is an opportunity for more people to have a say in strengthening our community and making it better prepared for the challenges that are going to keep coming our way.” Participants will go through a 12-week course covering topics such as ecological resilience and democratizing money and finance. Read moreRegister here
Tuesday January 31, 12-1pm - They Paved Paradise: Transforming Minimum Parking Requirements
From the Community Council of Greater Victoria: Creating one required parking spot can add 10% to 15% to overall development costs. Policy makers and advocates are looking at a new solution: transforming minimum parking requirements. Guest speakers with experience transforming parking minimums in cities across North America. Register here
Tuesday January 31, 4pm - The End of This World: Climate Justice in So-Called Canada
From CCPA: This new book shows that the just transition from fossil fuels cannot succeed without dismantling settler capitalism in Canada. The authors lay out a roadmap to a livable future, where Indigenous sovereignty and climate justice go hand in hand, showing that the next world is both within reach and worth fighting for. Register here
Tuesday January 31, 5:30pm - Frack Free BC Inaugural Organizing Call
From Dogwood and Stand.earth: Fracked gas is B.C.’s biggest climate problem. If we keep expanding the oil and gas industry, we’ll blow our climate targets and suffer more floods, wildfires and heat waves. David Eby said as much on his first day as Premier. But it’s going to take a grassroots army to push the government’s new leadership to turn those words into actions that count – like rejecting new pipeline permits, and setting a date to end fracking in B.C. Register here
Sunday February 5, 1:30pm - 3:00pm - Climate Justice Illustrated: Take Action!
From Amnesty: What do you get when you combine activism with art, and human rights with climate justice? We think it’s a recipe for powerful climate action! Join us to learn about two projects that are putting writing and illustration to use in informing youth and adults about different aspects of the climate emergency and imagine new ways forward. With Ann Eriksson, author of Urgent Message from a Hot Planet: Navigating the Climate Crisis, and Eric Doherty, transportation planning consultant. Register here.
Monday, February 6, 5:30-6:30pm - Join the Best Carbon Pricing Lobbyists Money Can't Buy
From Citizens Climate Lobby: Since 2010, Citizens' Climate Lobby Canada has been building the political will for a socially-just carbon pricing policy. We are stubborn optimists, non-partisan and action-oriented. We dedicate 5-10 hours every month to build the political will for a liveable world. We focus our lobbying efforts on carbon pricing. We also support many climate initiatives and policies. Repeats on February 13th, 20th and 27th. Register here
From BCCIC: Three panelists explore women’s lived realities and leadership in the areas of food security, gender equality, the climate crisis, and peace in different regions of the world. How have the climate crisis and food insecurity affected gender equality and peace? What progress has been made, and who is leading the change? What forms of solidarity or support can Canada provide? Register here
February 7-10 - SUMMIT 2023 A Local Climate Leaders Collaborative
From Climate Caucus: This important annual event brings together local elected leaders from urban and rural communities across Canada to workshop practical local climate solutions. Register here.
Thursday February 9, 5-6:30pm - Sue Big Oil: A Made in BC Climate Campaign
From West Coast Environmental Law: We invite you to this free event where we’ll unpack the principles underlying this daring campaign to hold major oil & gas corporations accountable for their deception, and make them pay for climate damages caused by their products. Panelists include West Coast Environmental Law staff Andrew Gage and Fiona Koza, Peter A. Allard School of Law at UBC professor Stepan Wood, Shake Up The Establishment co-founder Manvi Bhalla, and Vancouver City Councillor Adriane Carr. Moderated by filmmaker and activist Avi Lewis. In-person in Vancouver, and online via Zoom. Register here
Friday February 10, 2:30-4:30pm - Rally at Vancouver City Hall - Declare Your Love for a Healthy Climate!
From Fridays for Future and For Our Kids Vancouver: Climate can't wait. We need Vancouver's new Mayor and Council to take the Climate Emergency seriously and act now. Please join us at our rally to push the city to develop a strong climate emergency plan. Read more
Monday February 13, 5:30-7pm - The Grace Of Interior Forests: A Conversation With Suzanne Simard
From the Sierra Club BC: From Douglas-firs to Ponderosa Pines to ancient cedars, Interior old and primary forests in B.C. contain some of the rarest ecosystems in the world. Join author Suzanne Simard on the wonders of Interior forests, from the beings that call them home, their resiliency, the economic opportunities forest restoration holds and our collective responsibility to better care for these vital ecosystems. Register here.
Wednesday February 15, 10-11am - Find Out How Our Graduates Impact the World
From Royal Roads University: Climate change is one of the most significant challenges of our time, and there is a growing need for professionals with the knowledge and education to guide the science and the policy of climate change. Read more
February 22, 7pm - Fossil Fuels: Stop! No New! Sue!
From WE-CAN's Local Government Team: Get briefed on the three biggest municipal climate action campaigns out there! Presenters will introduce campaigns to get municipalities to Sue Big Oil, sign the Fossil Fuel Non-proliferation Treaty, and to get gas out of new builds using low carbon energy systems. Resources will be available for your local group to get involved with any (or all) of these three campaigns. Register here
Wednesday February 22-Thursday 23 - Free Conference on Communication & Ethics
From Royal Roads University: Communication can act as an ethical force in society. This two-day event aims to challenge, clarify and expand our ethical capacities as professional communicators. Read more
📌 Saturday February 25, Noon-3:30pm - United for Old Growth: March and Super-Rally!
From many organizations: No more talk. The time for action is now. Join a united movement of thousands of people from all walks of life to send a simple clear message to the provincial government: Keep your promises, protect old-growth forests and reform forestry to safeguard the irreplaceable benefits of intact forests. In Victoria. Details here. To add your organization’s endorsement, click here and scroll down. Register here
Saturday February 25, 7pm - An Evening for BC's Ancient Inland Rainforest - In Victoria
From the Valhalla Wilderness Society: Explore the wonders of a globally rare, ancient and remote ecosystem found in the Inland Temperate Rainforest. This presentation and short film will explore the wonders of this globally significant rainforest 500 kilometers from the coast in BC's Interior Wetbelt. At the Vic Theatre 808 Douglas St, Victoria. Tickets here
Wednesday March 9, 12-1pm - Explore Our Graduate Programs in Environmental Practice
From Royal Roads University: Find out how people contribute to, and can do something about, climate change and sustainability. Solve legal, economic and social problems for positive global change. You can make a difference and work hands-on with organizations to solve climate challenges locally and globally. Read more
Tuesday March 14, 12-1pm - Blended Option: MA & MSc in Environment and Management
From Royal Roads University: You’re passionate about, and deeply involved in, practical environmental issues. Now, you want to take your energy and commitment to the next level, furthering your career in creating a more sustainable world. Read more
Thursday March 16 - Explore our Graduate Environmental Education & Communication Programs
From Royal Roads University: This program is your chance to apply learning and research to inspire a more interconnected, humane and healthy future. Cultivate your mastery and deepen your passions with an education of personal and planetary significance. Read more
Thursday March 30, 12-1pm - Explore our Master of Arts in Climate Action Leadership
From Royal Roads University: Our graduate programs in Climate Action Leadership are an invitation to join the international movement working to change the climate story from a tale of disaster to one of transformation — and from activism to organizational and societal leadership. Read more
From WE-CAN: Save the date! We will announce plans for the next CAPA soon.
Saturday April 15, 11am–2pm - Vegan Climate Summit 2023
This hotly anticipated event will feature some of the brightest minds at the intersection of animal rights and environmental justice. Covering everything from the sixth mass extinction of all life on Earth to the Worldwide Vegan Climate March, this summit will … Read more
👷🏽♀️ Jobs, Opportunities & Grants💰
The Broadbent Institute’s Emerging Leaders Program - Apply by February 13th
From the Broadbent Institute: The program brings together 15-20 young, community-minded leaders from across Canada who are committed to a more just, inclusive, green and equitable society, and who are actively working for positive change in their communities. The goal of the program is to provide young leaders with hands-on training, mentorship and networking opportunities to increase their skills and capacity around progressive policies and projects. Nine months, beginning March 2023. Apply here.
Climate Action and Community Engagement (CACE) Micro-Certificate
From UBC: Applications are open for UBC Forestry’s Climate Action and Community Engagement (CACE) micro-certificate. The program supports local government and community leaders in fostering grassroots climate action by engaging and training local climate champions. Participants identify climate change causes, impacts, and local solutions; design community engagement plans; facilitate hands-on activities to engage their community in climate conversations; and participate in professional development opportunities and community engagement skill-building. Online, part-time. The next cohort runs from February 13 to April 28, 2023. Details here
Indigenous Clean Energy Regional Energy Advisor Training Program - By February 13th
From Indigenous Clean Energy: Last month we launched an exciting new initiative called the ICE Regional Advisor Training Program! This program will support 15 Indigenous people from across Turtle Island to become Registered Energy Advisors. Upon completing the training program, each participant will be a NRCan-Registered Energy Advisor, qualified to conduct energy audits in their community. Apply here
New Initiative to Build Ambitious Cycling Infrastructure Projects Around the World - By February 3rd
Ten cities will receive up to $1 million to implement creative and impactful bike-friendly street designs to help save lives and support climate-friendly transportation. Read more
Real Estate Foundation Grants Now Open - By February 16
The Real Estate Foundation of BC is now accepting applications for General Grants as part of our 2023 intake. To earn more, visit our new website at refbc.ca and click the "Apply for Funding" button.
Environment Funders
Their list of members is here - a useful source of thinking, when it comes to fundraising.
For Our Kids Network Coordinator
From For Our Kids: The Network Coordinator will lead day-to-day administration of the network, help manage multiple projects, and collaboratively lead operations and fundraising with our small and mighty national support team. The Coordinator will anchor the overall strategy of the network, listening deeply to the desires of the parents, the feedback of the staff team who work closely with them, and to current events to help shape common work and activities. Read more.
Funding for Campaigns to Defend Threatened Wilderness and Biological Diversity
The Fund for Wild Nature supports grassroots efforts in the United States and Canada to protect biodiversity and wilderness. Small grants are provided for campaigns to save native species and wild ecosystems, with particular emphasis on actions to defend threatened wilderness and biological diversity. Read more
Senior Communications Specialist, Climate & Executive Director Support
From David Suzuki Foundation: You’re an experienced senior communications specialist who is adept at responding quickly to breaking stories. In this role, you will lead communications responses for a variety of projects under DSF’s Climate Solutions Portfolio and provide communications support for our Executive Director. Read more
Digital Specialist, Mobilization & Engagement
From David Suzuki Foundation: As the Digital Specialist, Mobilization & Engagement, you’ll play an integral part in supporting our ambitious goal of 1.5 million people taking action against the environmental crisis. Read more
Social Media Specialist
From David Suzuki Foundation: You are a collaborative, creative, and solutions-oriented Social Media Specialist who will play a critical role in the success of our national Communications and Digital teams. Read more
Climate Transition Cohort – New Intake, Apply Here
From Tamarack: Our Community Climate Transitions team is launching the second Climate Transitions Cohort––and you're invited to apply. The Cohort is a unique opportunity for communities across Canada to learn from some of the most promising emerging solutions and collaborative governance innovations, and to build or advance a climate action plan unique to your local needs. Read more
Indigenous Resilience Fund
From Community Foundations: Any Indigenous-led organization working to foster resilience in Inuit, Metis and First Nations communities anywhere in Canada can apply for resiliency support ranging from $5,000 to $30,000. Learn more here
Climate ShareSpace in Vancouver
Climate ShareSpace is an office and coworking location for youth-led climate organizations. A safe PLACE for peer-to-peer mentorship, a centralized SPACE for collaborative planning, and a STORAGE area to store and share materials. The Hive, 128 W Hastings St #210, Vancouver. Read more
We Help You Find a Way to Work on Climate
From Work on Climate: We are an action-oriented Slack community for people serious about climate work. Find climate jobs. http://workonclimate.org
Graduate Student Opportunities
From the Climate Research Lab at SFU: We are seeking Master’s and Doctoral students interested in pursuing research in the areas listed on the Research site. Inquiries are welcomed from students of a variety of science backgrounds, including atmospheric science, oceanography, earth science, physical geography, physics or related disciplines. https://climateresearch.ca/opportunities/
From Indigenous Climate Action: Indigenous Youth who have been engaged in climate justice organizing or frontline activism can apply to help alleviate financial pressure while trying to prioritize their wellness. $250 financial award. Read more.
