Join us in the Lau Auditorium, in the Myhal Centre of our St. George campus (55 St George St, Toronto) on February 5th from 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. for the follow-up from our January 16th panel and discussion concerning divestment and a just climate transition at the University of Toronto! This time around, get ready to roll up your sleeves! We will be planning tactics and actions, building coalitions, developing specific emphases for our movement, and formulating concrete next steps.
All welcome. Bring friends. We need them.
Doors open, 6:00 p.m. The meeting starts at 6:30 p.m. sharp.
Hosted by: Leap Chapter UofT; Equity Studies Students’ Union; School of the Environment, University of Toronto; The List; OPIRG Toronto; FridaysforFuture Toronto/GTA; Climate Justice Toronto
Banner designed by: Mercer Pommer
We’re holding 100 non-partisan all-candidate debates on the environment all across Canada, all before the next election, on October 2 & 3, 2019.
100 debates on the Environment has a simple mission: to make the environment an issue that no party and no candidate can ignore by organizing more than 100 inclusive, politically neutral, and environment-focused all-candidates debates in communities across Canada.
The debates will create a forum where voters can hear directly from candidates about their visions for the environment. They will create accountability for elected leaders and spur meaningful government action towards a sustainable future.
This project is made up of national non-profits, businesses, citizens’ groups, high schools and universities, individuals and many others. The project is being coordinated by GreenPAC and Equiterre.
Let’s create a Canada-wide conversation between candidates and constituents about the environment.
The more people who attend, the more powerful our message will be.
We’re holding 100 non-partisan all-candidate debates on the environment all across Canada, all before the next election, on October 2 & 3, 2019.
100 debates on the Environment has a simple mission: to make the environment an issue that no party and no candidate can ignore by organizing more than 100 inclusive, politically neutral, and environment-focused all-candidates debates in communities across Canada.
The debates will create a forum where voters can hear directly from candidates about their visions for the environment. They will create accountability for elected leaders and spur meaningful government action towards a sustainable future.
This project is made up of national non-profits, businesses, citizens’ groups, high schools and universities, individuals and many others. The project is being coordinated by GreenPAC and Equiterre.
Let’s create a Canada-wide conversation between candidates and constituents about the environment.
The more people who attend, the more powerful our message will be.
We’re holding 100 non-partisan all-candidate debates on the environment all across Canada, all before the next election, on October 2 & 3, 2019.
100 debates on the Environment has a simple mission: to make the environment an issue that no party and no candidate can ignore by organizing more than 100 inclusive, politically neutral, and environment-focused all-candidates debates in communities across Canada.
The debates will create a forum where voters can hear directly from candidates about their visions for the environment. They will create accountability for elected leaders and spur meaningful government action towards a sustainable future.
This project is made up of national non-profits, businesses, citizens’ groups, high schools and universities, individuals and many others. The project is being coordinated by GreenPAC and Equiterre.
Let’s create a Canada-wide conversation between candidates and constituents about the environment.
The more people who attend, the more powerful our message will be.
Toronto Debates:
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