When February 25, 2021 at 6:45pm 1 hr 15 mins
Where Online Event London, ON, Canada

Green in the City Poster

We are in a global climate emergency and a pandemic. Despite these pressures, many people are finding new ways to take climate action and reduce their environmental impacts from home. In this workshop, we'll learn about these climate engagement tools, plus ways you can live more sustainably!

This event will be opened by local artist and musician DJ Kevin Evans, supported by the London Arts Live program. Tune in at 6:45pm to watch his set!

This workshop will feature:

  • An overview of online climate engagement tools, provided by City of London staff,
  • A walk-through of Project Neutral, an online platform to calculate your household's carbon footprint in five minutes,
  • A crash-course from the London Environmental Network on how to get involved in London's environmental sector, and
  • Specific, localized actions to help you on your sustainability journey and have a positive impact on the environment.

About our musical guest, DJ Kevin Evans

DJ Kevin Evans presents a perfect blend of music for all ages , across all tastes. The 2019 Best Club DJ Award Winner (FCMLA), Producer, Promoter and President of Pride London takes to the Virtual Stage for a proper introduction to a fantastic event! Visit www.djkevinevans.com to learn more about his work.

We will be hosting all Green in the City sessions online via Zoom. These sessions aim to be interactive for all attendees and will include opportunities for you to ask questions, share feedback, and interact with others. Please register for this session through Eventbrite to receive the Zoom link.This event will be recorded and available for public viewing afterwards.

To register on Eventbrite for this workshop click here!

Green in the City is a seminar series that explores local issues through a sustainability lens. Learn about lifestyle and behavioural changes that support the planet, London’s communities, and you! See all past and upcoming events from the Green in the City series here.

We recognize that this event is being held in February during Black History Month. We encourage folks to learn about and celebrate Black History Month by visiting: http://www.londonpubliclibrary.ca/black-history-month and https://www.facebook.com/lbhcc/. Additionally, we invite you to learn about Black Indigenous and People of Colour (BIPOC) environmentalists through the following resources: