Program Type:
Books, Literature, & Writing, English, Environment & Sustainability, Library & Community, VirtualProgram Description
Details
Session 2: Root
A call, a welcoming, a place to ground
The foundation of Indigenous wisdom
Book Section: Pages 3 - 49
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:
- Do you feel welcome in the climate movement? What, if anything, has kept you on the sidelines?
- What foundational wisdom in this section feels vital for this time of transformation?
- If we are at a crossroads of peril and promise, where do you see possibility alive and growing?
Journal Prompt: What truths do you want to stay rooted in, as your climate journey continues to unfold?
Relevant TED Talks: If you adults won't save the world, we will by Xiye Bastida
The forest is our teacher. It’s time to respect it by Nemonte Nenquimo
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!