Climate change is already causing extreme weather events, which are affecting human health. We are especially at risk here in the Bay Area due to local oil and gas drilling. The link is clear: Climate solutions are health solutions! Join Dr. Jeff Mann in exploring the solutions that will both improve our environment and our health.

Please join us as we help preserve some of the last remaining marshland of the San Leandro Bay. Meet on every last Saturday of the month to clean up plastics and trash; see amazing views of our Bay!

Charlie Toledo (Towa), Executive Director of Suscol Intertribal Council in Napa, will share some Indigenous perspectives on fire season. This event is co-sponsored by Climate Reality Project Bay Area, the San Diego Chapter of the Climate Reality Project, and ClimateHope.us.

Please join us as we help preserve some of the last remaining marshland of the San Leandro Bay. Meet on every last Saturday of the month to clean up plastics and trash; see amazing views of our Bay!

This event is a continuation of the Monthly Indigenous Voices Reading and Listening Circle, facilitated by Climate Justice Co-Chair S. Louie (settler). If you’re interested in a low pressure, high connection way to hang out, learn, and reflect together about decolonization, rematriation, and how communities are healing the history of the land and our relationship to it, come join us!

Regenerative agriculture has been making the news lately, and for good reason. Join us for this talk to find out why. You’ll learn what’s behind the headlines, the benefits to people and the planet, and what you can do now to grow the movement.

Please join us as we help preserve some of the last remaining marshland of the San Leandro Bay. Meet on every last Saturday of the month to clean up plastics and trash; see amazing views of our Bay!

How can you impact climate progress in 2024? Tune in on February 21 to find out about Climate Reality Bay Area plans for this momentous year for the climate, and opportunities for you to make a difference!

Please join us as we help preserve some of the last remaining marshland of the San Leandro Bay. Meet on every last Saturday of the month to clean up plastics and trash; see amazing views of our Bay!

Join the filmmaking team of The Invisible Mammal for a sneak peek of the most recent cut.

Climate Reality Bay Area welcomes you to “Green Friday.” Free and open to the public, the event will celebrate Native American Heritage Day and offer a healthy outdoor alternative to the consumer focus of Black Friday.

This event is a continuation of the Monthly Indigenous Voices Reading and Listening Circle, facilitated by Climate Justice Co-Chair S. Louie (settler). If you’re interested in a low pressure, high connection way to hang out, learn, and reflect together about decolonization, rematriation, and how communities are healing the history of the land and our relationship to it, come join us!

Join filmmaker & former Climate Reality LA Chapter Co-Chair, Michael Zelniker, & fellow chapter members for an in-person social and special screening of the stunning must-see documentary, The Issue with Tissue - a Boreal Love Story. It’s a rare opportunity you won’t want to miss!

Join climate leaders for the premieres of “Land Back in Marin” and “Indigenous Resistance in Alaska”

Join CRBA Events Co-Chair Kevin Morrison to learn how Marin County residents are adapting their homes to combat climate change.

Michelle Robinson (Sahtu Dene), host of the Native Calgarian Podcast and Book Club and former geomatic drafter for an oil and gas company, will discuss crucial topics for settler climate activists.

Have questions about EVs and e-bikes? Get answers from Carleen Cullen, founder and executive director of nonprofit Cool the Earth and CRP leader (San Francisco, 2012). Her insights into zero emissiion transportation will help you help friends, neighbors, and co-workers decarbonize their transportation.

It’s easier and more affordable than ever to leave fossil fuels behind, but for residents, switching to electric in the home can be overwhelming. Gain insider perspective on Bay Area home electrification, so you can speak to practical considerations that people face in their efforts to decarbonize their home. Join us as we welcome Cooper Marcus of QuitCarbon, who will impart expert insights about residential electrification. Simplify a complex decision tree for residents and contractors to save time and money. This presentation builds on the Acts to Actions presentation tools in June for better conversations.

Join the Bay Area Chapter Climate Justice team and other community members for the May convening of the Indigenous Voices Reading and Listening Circle series, which will focus on Native perspectives on National Parks, American conservation and environmental movements.

Bernadette Demientieff, Executive Director of the Gwich’in Steering Committee and Angel Stickman, Inupiaq/Shungnak, Alaska Mining Council and Advocate for Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Victims, discuss topics for climate activists.

Join the Bay Area Chapter Climate Justice team and other community members for the convening of the Indigenous Voices Reading and Listening Circle series, which will focus on Native perspectives on National Parks, American conservation and environmental movements.

Trained Climate Reality Leaders are invited to join Climate Reality Bay Area’s Acts to Action Skill Building Workshop to help strengthen your knowledge, skills and effectiveness in turning the historic laws, Inflation Reduction Act and Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, into ACTION!

The Climate Justice team meets monthly on the FIRST Thursday of the month, 5:30 - 7 p.m. Contact us at CRBAClimateJustice@gmail.com for information or to join us!

Come join us on May 31, 2023, 6 - 7 p.m. Pacific, to welcome Theresa Harlan, Founder and Director of the Alliance for Felix Cove, and Joseph Sanchez, Elder and Hoipu with the Coast Miwok Tribal Council of Marin, who will discuss some crucial topics for climate activists.

Join the Bay Area Chapter Climate Justice team and other community members for the May convening of the Indigenous Voices Reading and Listening Circle series, which will focus on Native perspectives on National Parks, American conservation and environmental movements.