350 Events in the Pioneer Valley
Organized by the Five College Climate Week
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Pioneer Valley Goal: 350 events to raise awareness of need to get back to 350 ppm
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So far we have 12 events planned and need 338 more before 10/24/09

 

350 Climate Action Convention
The goal of this event is to spread awareness in our community and to bring together people who believe in 350. We plan on having a 350 minute walk around the BHS track, while having various booths set up. There will be an accoustic concert, maybe some public activist speakers, and awesome raffles. And of course, we will take a 350 picture in the football field! All of this will be sponsored by my after school club, Local Environment Activist Force (LEAF). It will be a great time, but at the same time we'll be spreading awareness of the importance of 350.

Location: Belchertown High School, Belchertown
Contact: Stacey Lefebvre slefebvre87@yahoo.com
350 Flags for our Planet
In the weeks before 10/24, we will be asking folks to write or draw their wish for our planet on a prayer/earth flag. On Saturday, 10/24 at 10AM we will raise these flags and take a group picture for the 350 global effort.

Location: King Lot (Putney Road), Leverett
Contact: Barbara Tiner, 548-7919, Barbara@wetlanded.com
350 Dreamers
350 Dreamers and visionaries around the world will invite dreams of global healing on the night of October 23-24 and report on their results on October 24th. Dreamers can sign up at 350Dreamers on facebook or at http://350dreamers.wordpress.com/

Location: Holyoke
Contact: Tzivia Gover starfish413@yahoo.com
Amherst 350 Rally on October 24th
Grace church will ring its bells 350 times while 350 "maple trees" on the town common will stage a Maple Tree Drama suggesting the disastrous consequences of unchecked global warming, and the happy consequences of bringing CO2 down to 350ppm. Music, a stage, and educational booths will also be a part of the event, with a program at noon.

Location: Amherst Town Common, Amherst
Contact: Roger Conant, conant@ecs.umass.edu
"350" Pumpkin Carving Night
The Hitchcock Center is looking for volunteers to help carve the number "350" in pumpkins that will be part of their Enchanted Forest, non-scary Halloween event. We will have pumpkins and carving tools available on Thursday, Oct. 22 from 6-8pm. The pumpkins will then line the forest trails during our 2-night family event on October 23 and 24. We will be handing out information about the International Climate Awareness Day to help educate and inform all who attend this event... over 500 people. Please call (413) 256-6006 if you wish to volunteer. PLEASE NOTE: This pumpkin carving night on Thursday, Oct. 22 from 6-8pm is in preparation for the Enchanted Forest event the following 2 nights. If you are interested in attending the Enchanted Forest, non-scary Halloween event, you will need to call and reserve a spot. Visit our website www;hitchcockcenter.org for more information.

Location: 525 S. Pleasant Street, Amherst
Contact: Helen Ann Sephton, (413) 256-6006, hasephton@hitchcockcenter.org
Northampton Mayoral Candidate Debate on the Environment
Debate between Mayoral Candidates on the three environmental issues that contribute most greatly to our greenhouse gas emissions.

Location: Northampton
Contact: david starr, 413 584 8785, info@GREENNorthampton.org
Clean Energy Connections Conference NOV 10
Clean Energy Connections is a career and business development information and networking event. Access resources to build your business or start your clean energy career, meet entrepreneurs and community groups mobilizing around clean energy, and learn about clean energy trends. What's hot and what's hype? Last year's inaugural event attracted 650 people representing at least 200 different organizations. Attendees included career seekers, students, entrepreneurs, community leaders and business owners. To register or learn more visit: www.umass.edu/green/conference

Location: MassMutual Center, Springfield
Contact: Michelle Wonsey: 413-545-2706 or Loren Walker: loren@research.umass.edu
Climate Action Carnival 9 am - 2:30 pm
Interactive intergenerational event w/ contests, music (Amandla chorus, Annie Hassett and others), letter-writing to Congressmen about strong climate action treaty in Copenhagen, brown bag lunch (vendors, too), "350" theme parade, photo of "350" on the football field, and free ice cream for all

Location: Greenfield High School, Lenox St, Greenfield
Contact: Sandra Boston 413-774-5952 bostons@aol.com
Ultimate 350
a visually stunning simultaneous launch of 350 discs

Location: 3:45 Town Common, Amherst
Contact: tdavies@amherst.edu, 413/530-2871
350 Healing Hands for the Earth
175 Reiki practitioners and other healers will come together to bless and heal the earth.

Location: Pioneer Valley CoHousing, North Amherst
Contact: kathibangert@gmail.com
The Green Party - A Benefit for the Northampton Center for the Arts
In the spirit of the times, the Center for the Arts invites guests to don “festive attire with an environmentally-friendly theme”

Location: Northampton Center for the Arts, Northampton
Contact: Penny Burke at (413) 584-7327 and www.nohoarts.org

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