Join CSU Long Beach in celebration of Earth Month to hear from faculty members and community organizations about the roles food justice and equity play in healing environmental injustices. Hear about the complex relationship between these issues, their effects in SoCal, and what steps we can take right now to fix them.
Refreshments provided!
The California Climate Action Corps (CCAC) Fellowship is an AmeriCorps service program that’s part of a California statewide initiative to address and mitigate the effects of climate change. Annually, they match 400+ Fellows with public agencies, Tribes, educational institutions, and nonprofit organizations across California for an 11-month Fellowship to mobilize community members to take direct climate action through education, volunteer mobilization, and assessment focused on urban greening, wildfire resiliency, and organic waste diversion and edible food recovery.
CSULB's Office of Sustainability is responsible for developing and implementing university-wide sustainability programs and initiatives and coordinating with other campus partners to achieve sustainability goals.
CSULB's Office of Basic Needs supports students' well-being by ensuring access to essential resources necessary to survive and thrive. These include food security, housing stability, financial wellness, healthcare, childcare, and clothing.
Events listed on the LA Climate Week calendar are submitted by community organizers and do not represent the views or endorsements of LA Climate Week.
