Climate Circles: All We Can Save, Reshape

Session 5: Reshape

Problems embedded in the contours
Of cities, transport, infrastructure, capitalism

Book Section: Pages 147 - 186

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:

1. What fact about the climate crisis do you find hard to face? What makes it so hard?
2. How is the climate crisis challenging the meaning of home? How might we redefine it?
3. Where do you see necessary and effective “reshaping” taking place (at any scale)?

Journal Prompt: How does the place you call home need to be reshaped or transformed, given the climate crisis?

Relevant TED Talks: A healthy economy should be designed to thrive, not grow by Kate Raworth

and The link between climate change, health and poverty by Cheryl Holder