In November, Waterloo Region will witness two impactful events aimed at raising awareness and mobilizing action to combat the escalating climate crisis.
First on the agenda is a global climate strike orchestrated by impassioned young activists. Scheduled to take place at Waterloo Town Square, this event serves as a poignant reminder of the urgency surrounding climate action. Participants are urged to express solidarity with all living beings affected by climate change by donning costumes representing their favorite animals, birds, or insects. The gathering will be marked by a rally amplifying voices calling for immediate measures to address the climate emergency. Moreover, an insightful indoor speakers panel will delve into Canada's climate responsibilities, shedding light on the imperative for collective action in mitigating the climate crisis.
Simultaneously, TheMuseum in Kitchener will host a Climate Strike and Extinction Rebellion Die-In, providing another platform for advocacy and awareness. Attendees are encouraged to bring items for the die-in, symbolizing the gravity of the situation and the need for swift action. As part of the event, powerful displays of signs and banners will be exhibited as part of the Alarm Exhibition. Notably, TheMuseum will proudly unveil its own banner in solidarity with the climate strikes, underscoring the institution's commitment to environmental stewardship and activism.
These events serve as rallying points for the community, galvanizing support and fostering dialogue about the Climate Emergency gripping Waterloo Region. By amplifying voices, sharing knowledge, and inspiring collective action, these gatherings aim to catalyze meaningful change and pave the way towards a sustainable and resilient future for all.
Amazing event by the @IUCN @iucn_wcel Early Career Specialist Group on March 23, 2024, at 3:00-4:30 pm GMT discussing The Future of Environmental Law and Sustainability with Prof @mccordonier @intsustainlaw @Lauterpacht_Ctr @LucyCavColl https://t.co/Xx2WJmWSzb pic.twitter.com/HOOfrjC5Bi
— Markus W Gehring 🇪🇺 (@mwgehring) March 16, 2024