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Earth Gives Day 2024 is proud to present its Power Hour programs featuring actionable insight to add to the impact you can make beyond a generous gift or volunteer commitment. These programs are presented by a few of the Earth Gives Day nonprofit participants. The presenters are leaders working on the front lines of critical issues challenging our ability to thrive into the future.
EVERYONE is invited to learn and meet others wanting to take action just like you. Together we can make commitment, including to share the insights with others.
Join us for one or every Power Hour. They are free. You must register for each program to get that Power Hour’s unique zoom link. All programs are set for 8pm EST; 5pm PST and are expected to last up to 1 hour and 15 mins to accommodate your discussion breakout sessions.
September 11, 8pm EST; 5pm PST
🌿 Dive into climate advocacy during Earth Gives Day’s Power Hour Navigating Climate Advocacy: A Road to Drive Systems-Level Impact. Bring along friends and family for this September 11 program tailored to individuals who want to enhance their knowledge and take meaningful climate action. Whether you’re a seasoned eco-warrior or just starting your journey, this event is for you! Eliza Nemser, PhD, executive director and co-founder of Climate Changemakers, will invite participants to explore the intersection of advocacy and democracy, and provide you with strategies and tools to drive change at a systems level. 🌎
The program will kick off with founder and executive director of Topo Finance,
Paul Moinester, who will help you make meaningful money moves for climate protection impact.
September 16, 8pm EST; 5pm PST
🌊 From Tide to Tap this Power Hour program will help you explore the critical role we all play in safeguarding our water. From toxins like PFAS, lead, and microplastics to failing water infrastructure, we are facing many challenges in protecting our drinking water in the United States. What many people don’t know is how we, as individuals, have the ability to leverage informed decision-making and collective action to ensure everyone has access to clean, safe, and affordable drinking water.
Join Food & Water Watch’s Public Water for All Campaign Director, Mary Grant and Senior Manager of Donor Engagement, Madeline Kelsey for From Tide to Tap: Your Role in Protecting Our Water (and the Power of Collective Action). Mary and Madeline will share some of the most critical threats to our water supply and how you can ensure that your own water, and our drinking water across the country, is safe. 🌎💧
September 24, 5pm PST; 8pm EST
Is it okay with you that you consume a credit card amount of plastic every week?
🌿 Plastic Perils: Understanding the Impact on Your Health, the Environment, and What You Can Do About It is the focus of the September 24 gathering.
Plastics are ubiquitous in our lives, but their consequences are far-reaching including disrupting hormones to polluting our oceans and the food we eat from it. To protect ourselves and our families, we need to grab onto a few key ways we can reduce plastic in our lives.
Our presenter, Megan J. Wolff, PhD, MPH, Health Policy Director at Beyond Plastics, will delve into the science behind plastic pollution, the health implications, and the environmental impacts.🌿🌎💚
October (date pending)
Thank you Reception and Prize Fund Celebration - a virtual gathering for all nonprofits, those that end up atop the leaderboards for Prize dollars, thank yous, George Basch Earth Champion Award announcement and special guest surprises.
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