Program Type:
Books, Literature, & Writing, English, Environment & Sustainability, Library & Community, VirtualProgram Description
Details
Session 4: Reframe
Language and story, creativity and culture
Our means of making sense
Book Section: Pages 105 - 146
Check out the book from your local library: LINK
About the Book Club!
Join us to discuss climate change along with the book All We Can Save, edited by Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Dr. Katherine K. Wilkerson.
This book club is divided into 10 sessions with each session covering a different section of the book. We will learn from each other and regional leaders about how to address the climate crisis together and as individuals.
Reading each book section is encouraged, however not required.
All ages are welcome to participate and you are encouraged to join the conversation together as a family.
Learn more: sonomalibrary.org/climate-circles
For more information about All We Can Save circles: LINK
Additional Activities:
Discussion Questions:
- As you consider the climate crisis, what language/story do you want to leave behind or lean into?
- What makes for generative conversations about climate, and what impedes them?
- Are there particular culture-makers or culture-shapers we might invite into/collaborate with on climate work?
Journal Prompt: Where might you spark/convene a fresh climate conversation?
Relevant TED Talks: The most important thing you can do to fight climate change: talk about it by Katharine Hayhoe
and How to get everyone to care about a green economy by Angela Francis
Disclaimer(s)
Advance Registration Required - Virtual
Advance registration is required. Registered participants will receive the Zoom invite one hour prior to the scheduled event.
Questions? Or if you need special accommodations, please let us know. Email: events@sonomalibrary.org or call your local library!