Webinar with Stephanie Chavez Noell, Parent's Climate Community

How can creativity and connection to nature empower children and communities to take meaningful climate action? In this webinar, Stephanie Chavez Noell, Director of Community Arts at Parents’ Climate Community, will share how intergenerational artmaking can open new pathways toward climate justice and inspire local change.

Participants will learn practical methods to engage youth and people of all ages in creative environmental action. Hear the story of how a clean energy coalition in Austin, TX collaborated to build a giant Sun puppet—a vibrant community art project illuminating a shared vision for a clean energy future. At a time when climate issues profoundly shape children’s futures, discover how creative, community-based projects can help young people influence local climate policy and co-create solutions for a healthier, more sustainable world.

Registration: https://events.ticketleap.com/tickets/texaschildreninnaturenetwork/activating-community-creativity-for-climate-action