We invite you to join us on Monday, October 18th for a webinar and learning session, exploring how a resident-led approach to climate engagement can create deep and meaningful engagement and support community-led climate solutions.

Environmental organizations have typically deployed outreach strategies that are designed to compel people to adopt pre-defined climate goals and actions. This approach stands in opposition to commitments to build a more inclusive and equitable climate movement. At a time where we face multiple, intersecting crises, it is critical to support deep, meaningful climate engagement that speaks to other community priorities.

In this webinar:
- The Toronto Environmental Alliance (TEA) will share lessons from their learning journey adopting a resident-led approach and supporting community-centred solutions, sharing insights and lessons from the "Accelerating Neighbourhood Climate Solutions Through Community Hubs" initiative.
- The Centre for Connected Communities (C3) will share insights from their award-winning work developing a connected communities approach and explore how the “10 Keys to Connected Communities” can be applied to climate work.

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This webinar is open to all who are interested in deepening their climate engagement practice, supporting resident climate leadership, and engaging in authentic community-building processes.

DATE: October 18th, 2021
WEBINAR: 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
DISCUSSION SESSION (optional): 1:00 pm - 1:30 pm

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Before the webinar, a copy of our new guide “SOWING THE SEEDS FOR LOCAL CLIMATE LEADERSHIP: A LEARNING GUIDE FOR RESIDENT ENGAGEMENT USING A CONNECTED COMMUNITIES APPROACH” will be available for download. After the webinar, join us for a 30-minute discussion and learning session.