With record breaking temperatures, rising sea levels, and melting ice caps, the 1970 call for an Earth Day of environmental action has never been more relevant.
From science to policy to activism, how has our state grappled with these issues over the past 50 years and what do we do next?
Join local climate activist and community organizer Derek Hoshiko to explore what we can learn from the history of environmentalism, and how we can face the present climate crisis.
For disability accommodations, please contact [email protected] two weeks prior to the event.
Location: MOHAI
Cost: $10 for MOHAI members / $15 general public
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