[P2P-F] Fw: C2C: Students to Occupy Congress? + Climate Health

[robert searle]

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From: Eban Goodstein <climate at bard.edu>
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Sent: Wednesday, 14 November 2012, 2:46
Subject: C2C: Students to Occupy Congress? + Climate Health

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C2C Fellows  / National Climate Seminar  /  Bard 11.13.12

Dear friends and colleagues,



November 2018. In a surprise development, dozens of young people across the country run for the US Congress. Relying on social media, they do an end-run around the existing power structure, and move from occupying Wall Street, to occupying seats in Congress — where in partnership with a new wave of young green entrepreneurs, they proceed to drive a clean energy future .

Possible? You only have to be 25 to run for Congress. If it happens in 2018, it will be today’s 20-year olds who make it so. Help us now to support rising young leaders in green business, politics and policy.

Please pass along this word to undergraduates, grad students, and recent graduates:


NE C2C Fellows Training
LEADERSHIP FOR POLICY AND BUSINESS
Bard College
November 30-December 2
Application Deadline: November 20th Spring Workshops in Colorado, Michigan, and Oregon


Apply Now: the cost of the weekend trainings is $30 including food and lodging. Please pass the word along! Help us support rising young leaders in green business, politics and policy.
 
C2C Fellows weekend training workshops, sponsored by the Bard Center for Environmental Policy , focus on concrete skills development, including fundraising and communication. Graduates of the weekend workshops are eligible for partial scholarships to CEP’s masters programs in environmental policy, climate science and policy, and green business, as well as $1,000 scholarships for follow-on leadership trainings.

Next up on the National Climate Seminar: Dr. Kim Knowlton from NRDC. Dr. Knowlton will explore the  latest links between climate change and human health. Call-in info for the seminar (Weds 11/21 at noon eastern) to follow next week.

Thanks for the work you are doing. 

 
Eban Goodstein
Director, Bard CEP & Director, Bard MBA in Sustainability


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National Climate Seminar  /  Fall 2012Climate Seminar calls are Wednesdays at 12pm EST and held twice monthly via conference call. Assign the half-hour calls to your students for a chance to hear top scientists, analysts, and political leaders discuss climate and clean energy solutions. Have questions for the speakers? Email them beforehand or during the call to climate at bard.edu. 


Date Presenter Conversation 
Sep. 5 Hunter Lovins, Natural Capitalism Solutions Rio, Deja Vu? 
Sep. 19 Bernie Sanders*, U.S. Senator for Vermont Climate and the Election 
Oct. 3 KC Golden, Climate Solutions Coal Exports: Just Say No? 
Oct. 17 May Boeve, 350.org Social Movements & Politics 
Nov. 7 Dallas Burtraw, Resources for the Future Clean Air Act, Next Steps 
Nov. 21 Kim Knowlton, NRDC Climate Change: A Matter of Health 
Dec. 5 Eleanor Sterling, Center for Biodiversity and Conservation, AMNH Climate Change & Impacts on Biodiveristy 













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