Join the first Jewish conference in Boston on climate change.

• Network with others concerned about the planet and form alliances to make change
• Delve into Jewish aspects of climate change and ways to resolve spiritual anxieties around it
• Learn what organizations are doing and what you can do to make a difference
• Explore the relation between climate change action and social justice
• Meet environmental organizations and businesses
• Bring teens and tweens for a special workshop on climate action

Donation (optional): $18 (includes light refreshments)
Students admitted free
Please consider an additional donation to cover costs and allow others to attend

3:00 Opening plenary

4:00-4:15 Break

4:15-5:05 Workshops
Call to Action: Telling Your Story
Carbon Pricing: Proposals for Mitigating Climate Change
Civil Disobedience as a Spiritual Practice
Climate Science Explanations: A Guide for the Perplexed
Confronting the Climate Pharaohs: Moving Individual and Synagogue/Institutional Investments From Fossil Fuels to Positive Impacts
Designing Eco Rituals: Integrating Environmental Action with Sacred Time
Grounding Ourselves for Climate Action
How to Become a Sustainable House of Worship through Conservation, Efficiency, and Solar Energy
A Jewish Ethical Response to Fracking, Pipelines, and Power Plants
The Radical, Reasonable Route to Achieving 80% Energy Reductions in Our Residences

5:05-5:20 Break

5:20-6:10 Workshops
Call to Action: Telling Your Story (repeat)
Carbon Pricing: Proposals for Mitigating Climate Change (repeat)
Civil Disobedience as a Spiritual Practice (repeat)
Climate Action and Organizing 101 for Teens and Tweens
Climate Change, Agriculture, and You
Climate Science Explanations: A Guide for the Perplexed (repeat)
Confronting the Climate Pharaohs: Moving Individual and Synagogue/Institutional Investments From Fossil Fuels to Positive Impacts (repeat)
Grounding Ourselves for Climate Action (repeat)
How to Become a Sustainable House of Worship through Conservation, Efficiency, and Solar Energy (repeat)
A Jewish Ethical Response to Fracking, Pipelines, and Power Plants (repeat)
The Radical, Reasonable Route to Achieving 80% Energy Reductions in Our Residences (repeat)

6:15 Closing plenary

7:00 Gather informally for dinner at local restaurants