Although there is no cost for attending this event, seating is limited and you must register online to attend.
Registration: https://ryerson-csr-institute-climate-crisis-sept25-2019.eventbrite.com/, external link
If you are unable to attend the event in person, you can tune-in via live cast.
Livecast link: coming soon
Join us on Tues Sept 24: 7-9am Banner Drop, Roncesvalles Pedestrian Bridge over Lakeshore Boulevard. Hosted by 350.org Toronto
TTCriders is marching with youth #ClimateStrike-ers because we need better transit now as part of a just transition to a green and fair economy.
Dates & Locations:
Friday September 27, 9:00am @ KING STATION
Friday September 27, 11:00am-1:00pm @ QUEEN’S PARK (march with the TTCriders contingent)
Join us on September 27 at the #ClimateStrike march to demand bold action on the climate crisis.
Can’t make it? Sign up to flyer with us at a transit stop that week: http://tiny.cc/idlgcz
Meet at 11am in the South-West corner of Queen’s Park
https://goo.gl/maps/ghrv2HLehAMSxXXs7
(look for the TTCriders banner)
international ClimateStrike event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/480239066116595/
TTCriders is marching with youth #ClimateStrike-ers because we need better transit now as part of a just transition to a green and fair economy.
Dates & Locations:
Thursday September 26, 9:00am-10:00am @SPADINA STATION
Thursday September 26, 5:30pm-6:30pm @ ROYAL YORK STATION
Join us on September 27 at the #ClimateStrike march to demand bold action on the climate crisis.
Can’t make it? Sign up to flyer with us at a transit stop that week: http://tiny.cc/idlgcz
Meet at 11am in the South-West corner of Queen’s Park
https://goo.gl/maps/ghrv2HLehAMSxXXs7
(look for the TTCriders banner)
international ClimateStrike event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/480239066116595/
TTCriders is marching with youth #ClimateStrike-ers because we need better transit now as part of a just transition to a green and fair economy.
Dates & Locations:
Wednesday September 25, 8:30am-9:30am @ DONLANDS STATION
Wednesday September 25, 4:30pm-6:30pm @ KENNEDY STATION
Join us on September 27 at the #ClimateStrike march to demand bold action on the climate crisis.
Can’t make it? Sign up to flyer with us at a transit stop that week: http://tiny.cc/idlgcz
Meet at 11am in the South-West corner of Queen’s Park
https://goo.gl/maps/ghrv2HLehAMSxXXs7
(look for the TTCriders banner)
international ClimateStrike event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/480239066116595/
TTCriders is marching with youth #ClimateStrike-ers because we need better transit now as part of a just transition to a green and fair economy.
Dates & Locations:
Tuesday September 24, 6:00pm @ DUFFERIN STATION
Join us on September 27 at the #ClimateStrike march to demand bold action on the climate crisis.
Can’t make it? Sign up to flyer with us at a transit stop that week: http://tiny.cc/idlgcz
Meet at 11am in the South-West corner of Queen’s Park
https://goo.gl/maps/ghrv2HLehAMSxXXs7
(look for the TTCriders banner)
international ClimateStrike event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/480239066116595/
We are at a time when we are being called to put focus on our relationship to the Earth, the fires burn loud to draw and keep our attention. Overwhelmed, seeming like nothing can be done, we unite to touch into the complexities of our relationship to the Earth, to ourselves as an expression of the land, to our desire to exist in harmony. The journey of climate crisis and justice is full of all that life offers and with it comes many stories and the spectrum of emotion.
The Fire Within: Stories the Earth Speaks Through Us will be an improvised InterPlay performance where we explore the fullness of the climate justice story from our own lived experience – the grief and fear in the destruction in equal part to the precious connection we nurture as part of Earth community. We will also invite you, the audience, to share some of your fears, hopes and questions during these firey times.
Performance Dates & Time:
Friday, September 27th @ 7pm
Saturday, September 28th @ 2pm & 7pm
Location:
Majlis Art Garden (majlis meaning “a place to sit” in Arabic)
163 Walnut Ave. (located between Queen & King, a few blocks West of Bathurst St.)
This venue is an intimate and whimsical indoor/outdoor space – so please do bring layers and a blanket if the air is cool. To learn more visit: www.majlisarts.com
Cost:
$20 suggested donation or PWYC (pay-what-you-can)
All are welcome – this performance is appropriate for all ages depending on your child’s comfort with hearing and experiencing stories with full range of emotion.
InterPlay is an improvised practice that invites us to play with our birth right of sound, song, storytelling, movement, dance and stillness. It is a chance to connect to our deep inner wisdom, create space for the diversity of stories within us to be told and affirm what brings us joy and hope in life. To learn more visit: www.interplay.org
As federal election campaigning gets underway, an Abacus Data poll suggests that Canadians are far less concerned about transit than they are about the cost of living, healthcare and climate change.
Yet each of these “top 3” issues is directly connected to government policy decisions that influence personal and business transportation choices.
To ensure that voters are aware of these connections when they enter the ballot box, Transport Futures has invited candidates from the Liberals, Conservatives, New Democrats, Greens and People’s Party to debate their respective transport strategies as they pertain to road, transit, rail, airport and marine infrastructure as well as related equity, safety, technology, environmental, funding, governance and leadership issues. Ben Spurr, transportation reporter for the Toronto Star, will be moderating the debate and audience Q&A.
Seating is limited and regular rates end on September 15 so register today! For further information, please visit www.transportfutures.ca/election or email info@transportfutures.ca.
TTCriders is marching with youth #ClimateStrike-ers because we need better transit now as part of a just transition to a green and fair economy.
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