Our friends at Vermont Institute of Natural Sciences will bring some live animal friends to help us learn all about the animals who live in the water systems near us. This is always a good time and we hope to see you there! No sign up necessary. We’ll plan to be outside. Deborah Rawson Memorial Library (Chittenden County.)
https://www.drml.org/event/vins-watershed-wildlife/?instance_id=4292
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Revisiting Health Literacy with Jim Hyde
Seed Fever Garden Chat
Media Literacy Take 2
(Zoom) Health Research Literacy With Jim Hyde
Practical Earth Honoring Skills for Everyone
Register for this program here: https://bit.ly/3jgvku9.
Climate Action with 350.org
This summer we are seeing the climate crisis getting frighteningly and increasingly severe. Scientists are telling us that the window for preventing runaway climate change is closing fast. We must act boldly now to protect communities today and safeguard a viable future for our children and grandchildren.Share your thoughts and learn what Vermont is doing about the climate crisis. Your voice is needed to ensure we take meaningful and effective action!
Vanessa Rule, co-founder of Mothers Out Front and Better Future Project and 350Massachusetts and now Lead Organizer of 350Vermont will talk about the state’s plan for action, why it is critical for Vermonters to raise their voices and be engaged in the process, and how we can do that. A Charlotte Public Library event. (Chittenden County.)
Join the conversation: https://bit.ly/38nNQdU
Media Literacy: A Conversation with Journalists
Yet more freedom of information also brings more opportunities for disinformation, declining trust in established news organizations, and increasing popularity of conspiracy theorists.
Join us for a conversation on media literacy with Adam Davidson, Christina Asquith and Jesse Wegman, founders of The Charlotte Bridge, and national journalists. Adam co-founded Planet Money and has been a staff reporter for the New York Times and the New Yorker. Christina reported for newspapers and radio for 20 years before founding her own nonprofit news organization, The Fuller Project. Jesse is an editorial board member of the New York Times. A Charlotte Library event (Chittenden County.) Register here: https://bit.ly/38bA127