Image description: background is a vast lake surrounded by trees and a big sun with some fluffy clouds in the sky. The text reads: APIENC Think Tank and Action Cohort on CLIMATE JUSTICE | Thur. 7/12, 6:30pm-8:30pm, 17 Walter U Lum Pl, SF | RSVP: bit.ly/attac2018

Join APIENC’s Think Tank and Action Cohort (TTAC) on Climate Justice!

Image description: background is a vast lake surrounded by trees and a big sun with some fluffy clouds in the sky. The text reads: APIENC Think Tank and Action Cohort on CLIMATE JUSTICE | Thur. 7/12, 6:30pm-8:30pm, 17 Walter U Lum Pl, SF | RSVP: bit.ly/attac2018

Come join our APIENC Think Tank and Action Cohort (TTAC) on Climate Justice!
Who’s invited: Asian and Pacific Islanders LGBTQ people of all ages and genders
When: Thursday, July 12, 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Where: APIENC, 17 Walter U Lum Plaza, SF (12-15 minute walk from Montgomery Bart, 3-5 min walk from nearby bus stops 1, 8, and 30)
Food: Please bring a food item to share!

➡ RSVP Here: bit.ly/attac2018

Access: Venue is wheelchair accessible, and has gender-neutral bathrooms. Please come fragrance free! This includes scented products. More details available here: http://www.eastbaymeditation.org/accessibility/fragrancefree.html

Asians and Pacific Islanders and other indigenous people and communities of color in the U.S. and around the world are disproportionately impacted by climate change. APIENC is building a community of Asian and Pacific Islander LGBTQ folks to think together, build community, and figure out where and how to plug into the local, national, and global conversation!

In September 2018, activists, government officials, and industry leaders will gather in San Francisco for the Global Climate Action Summit. Grassroots communities across the nation are organizing to ensure that the summit is representative of those most impacted by climate disaster: people of color, indigenous communities, poor folks, and queer and trans communities. Leading up to the Summit will be a variety of marches, meetings, workshops, and gatherings on topics ranging from racism and indigenous issues to impacts on women, young people, and labor.

Email Alma Soongi Beck (almasoongi@gmail.com) for more info.