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ARTISTS, ACTIVISTS & ORGANIZERS FOR CLIMATE JUSTICE
I am organizing a daylong social emergency response center (SERC) in Kingston in 2020. This SERC is an opportunity for artists, activists, and community members from NYC to the capital region to come together in a dedicated setting to find out more about how they can create change in response to a social emergency in their place.
The SERC will address how climate catastrophe affects the greater area around the Hudson River. Climate change disproportionately impacts marginalized communities and environmental racism and injustice further excludes their voices from the decision-making conversations in our region.
This SERC will provide a safe space to explore what climate justice would look like for all who are affected by environmental disaster, centering the complex perspectives and experiences of folks living with a disability and BIPOC, queer, undocumented, and working-class voices.
Every SERC should be a safe accessible space where people can bring their whole selves and learn ways to challenge misinformation, participate in individual and group healing activities, share stories and ideas, and make art to challenge the status quo.
I want to acknowledge the important work you do on this topic and invite you to sponsor in this event. I am looking to raise $5,000 total for the event, which will support travel and childcare for participating artists and activists, food and drinks, construction materials, and more.
Visit the website and open call at wip-projects.com/serc to learn more.
I am organizing a daylong social emergency response center (SERC) in Kingston in 2020. This SERC is an opportunity for artists, activists, and community members from NYC to the capital region to come together in a dedicated setting to find out more about how they can create change in response to a social emergency in their place.
The SERC will address how climate catastrophe affects the greater area around the Hudson River. Climate change disproportionately impacts marginalized communities and environmental racism and injustice further excludes their voices from the decision-making conversations in our region.
This SERC will provide a safe space to explore what climate justice would look like for all who are affected by environmental disaster, centering the complex perspectives and experiences of folks living with a disability and BIPOC, queer, undocumented, and working-class voices.
Every SERC should be a safe accessible space where people can bring their whole selves and learn ways to challenge misinformation, participate in individual and group healing activities, share stories and ideas, and make art to challenge the status quo.
I want to acknowledge the important work you do on this topic and invite you to sponsor in this event. I am looking to raise $5,000 total for the event, which will support travel and childcare for participating artists and activists, food and drinks, construction materials, and more.
Visit the website and open call at wip-projects.com/serc to learn more.
Organizer
Frances Cathryn
Organizer
Rosendale, NY
