Hosted by 24 The Planet. Themes: Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities. For the fourth consecutive time ‘24 The Planet’ returns to New York City.Hosted by 24 The Planet. Themes: Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
For the fourth consecutive time ‘24 The Planet’ returns to New York City. Walk 24 miles along New York’s waterfront on the 26th of September;on your own, as a team, supported by friends, family and colleagues every step of the way. It’s not a rac: you set the pace, you take the breaks, you keep going.
The Funds raised go to Justdiggit, a NGO dedicated to re-greening dry and degraded land in sub-Saharan Africa. $9.30 re-greens 124m2 of land permanently.
Expect walking meditations, shared lunch, a key note speech, a DJ, walking yoga and more! Sign up on https://24theplanet.com
Join the walk that re-greens the planet!read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities. LitterScout is a youth-led environmental organization that combines community cleanup, environmental education, and technology to reduce plastic pollution and inspire climate action.Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
LitterScout is a youth-led environmental organization that combines community cleanup, environmental education, and technology to reduce plastic pollution and inspire climate action. Through hands-on service projects, digital learning tools, citizen science, and youth leadership development, LitterScout empowers students to create measurable environmental change in their own communities. Since its founding, volunteers have removed thousands of pounds of litter, educated thousands of students, and developed scalable solutions that connect local action with global sustainability goals.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
📍 W 143 St and Lenox Ave (Bordering Brigadier General Charles Young Playground), Manhattan, New York, New York, 10037 Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by NYC Parks Stewardship. Themes: Environmental Justice, Nature, Land and Oceans. Come work with NYC Parks Stewardship to care for local street trees! Volunteers will learn how to aerate, cultivate, mulch, and identify street trees.Hosted by NYC Parks Stewardship. Themes: Environmental Justice, Nature, Land and Oceans.
Come work with NYC Parks Stewardship to care for local street trees! Volunteers will learn how to aerate, cultivate, mulch, and identify street trees. They will also learn about the important roles street trees play in New York City. Volunteers should dress in clothes that can get dirty and closed toe shoes. Face masks may be worn at your discretion. Space is limited and registration is required. Volunteers under 18 must be accompanied by a chaperone. To sign up a group of 10 or more volunteers please reach out to stewardship@parks.nyc.gov.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Sat 9/26 · 9:00 AM - 10:15 AM
Stroller Walk in Prospect Park: Babies for Climate
● Brooklyn
📍 Prospect Park, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, New York, 11215, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by soté baby. Themes: Climate and Health.Hosted by soté baby. Themes: Climate and Health.
What to Expect
👣 A relaxed stroll through Prospect Park
❤️ Meet other parents - expecting, new, and seasoned - and make new friends
🔄 A chance to swap tips, resources, and recommendations with parents going through the same stage
🎁 Free goody bags for our first 20 families with good-for-you and good-for-the-planet gifts (more goody bags depending on RSVPs!)
📸 A professional photographer capturing the morning, so you'll have lovely photos of you and your little one - -
The Details
📅 Date: Saturday, September 26, 2026
⏱️ Time: 9:00 - 10:15 AM ET
📍 Meeting point: Boathouse, Prospect Park
Bring your stroller, bring a friend! - -
🎁 Thank you to our gifting friends!
- soté baby (nontoxic bamboo baby diapers and wipes;female-founded, NYC local)
- Free AF (alcohol-free cocktails;female-founded)
- Rootd (anxiety app;female-founded)
...and more! - -
📸 We'll have a photographer with us capturing the morning
By attending this event, you consent to being photographed and/or filmed. Event media may be used for marketing and promotional purposes. If you're comfortable being there but would rather your baby's face not end up online, just let us know - we're happy to blur their face or keep them out of frame before anything gets posted.
🌱 Please RSVP and follow us on Instagram www.instagram.com/sotebaby.shopread more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Hosted by Bipoc climate connections. Themes: Climate and Health, Environmental Justice, Nature, Land and Oceans. Celebrate the closing weekend of Climate Week NYC. Enjoy a day of wellness, food, music, conversation, and BIPOC community.Hosted by Bipoc climate connections. Themes: Climate and Health, Environmental Justice, Nature, Land and Oceans.
Celebrate the closing weekend of Climate Week NYC. Enjoy a day of wellness, food, music, conversation, and BIPOC community.
There are two sessions with SEPERATE TICKETS for this event.
1st event
Morning Wellness Experience 9:30 am- 1 pm Yoga • Massage • Sound Bath • Breakfast (Equipment provided, gift and raffle ticket)
2nd event
The Cookout 12 pm - 5:30 pm DJ • Games • Food • Drinks • Crafts
Begin the day surrounded by nature with a rejuvenating outdoor yoga session and soothing sound bath, followed by a thoughtfully curated breakfast. The celebration continues with a cookout honoring the cultures, communities, and ideas shaping a more sustainable future. Relax, connect, and enjoy delicious food, refreshing drinks, games, arts and crafts, and a live DJ set.Bringing the kids? We’ve got you covered! This family-friendly experience offers something for everyone. Children can enjoy nearby recreational areas and activities across the island while adults mingle, unwind, and build meaningful connections.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Sat 9/26 · 9:30 AM - 6:30 PM
BIPOC Climate Justice Summit
● Upper West Side/Harlem
📍 200 Central Park W, Manhattan, New York, New York, 10024, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by HBCU Green Fund, ACE Observatory, National Technical Association, Columbia Climate School, American Museum of Natural History. Themes: Environmental Justice, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.Hosted by HBCU Green Fund, ACE Observatory, National Technical Association, Columbia Climate School, American Museum of Natural History. Themes: Environmental Justice, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Join us for the 6th Annual BIPOC Climate Justice Summit: Climate Democracy Frontiers, a full-day public event during NYC Climate Week at the American Museum of Natural History. This year's summit convenes frontline communities, organizers, researchers, funders, and public servants to build collective power and advance transformative climate justice.
This summit aims to catalyze global collaboration to drive progress on climate justice, particularly across the following themes:
🛡️ Defending Democracy - Organizing for the impossible: building people power as funding, rights, and civic space shrink under backlash.
🔬 Truth & Sovereignty - Defending science and information in an era of misinformation, and confronting extractive systems with community-led alternatives.
🌍 Community-Led Governance - Centering the leadership of Indigenous and frontline communities, and reimagining education as a tool for building power.
⛏️ Defending Territory - Standing with frontline communities against extraction, from Albania to Puerto Rico to Samoa.
🤝 Mutual Aid & Reimagined Philanthropy - Reimagining philanthropy as a tool to shift power and mutual aid as a foundational practice for climate resilience and safety.
🌱 Sustainability through an HBCU Lens - Grounding climate solutions in BIPOC institutional legacy and student leadership.
Through dynamic panels, an exhibition area featuring posters, environmental and climate justice organizations tables, and art showcases, this gathering aims to ignite alignment across sectors and build momentum for the shifts needed to deliver climate justice. The summit is co-convened by HBCU Green Fund, ACE Observatory and dozens of frontline organizations, in partnership with the American Museum of Natural History as host partners.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Hosted by Transformative. Themes: Climate and Health, Finance and Clean growth, Technology and AI. Transformative Impact Summit returns to NYC Climate Week! Impact is too siloed.Hosted by Transformative. Themes: Climate and Health, Finance and Clean growth, Technology and AI.
Transformative Impact Summit returns to NYC Climate Week!
Impact is too siloed. People, organizations, and events tend to focus on one area of impact - clean oceans, financial inclusion, regenerative agriculture, and so on. Transformative brings the entire impact ecosystem together with three goals:
1. Showcase the work of those doing good
2. Break down the siloes between them
3. Provide funders and policy makers with a curated showcase of world class projects, solutions, technologies, and partners
Dubbed, the TED of impact, Transformative is creating the leading conversations in impact. Since its launch in 2022, Transformative has grown from an online gathering into a flagship event of NYC Climate Week - At our events, founders have secured funding and countless partnerships and joint ventures have been sparked through connections made on our stages.
Join us - Be part of something Transformative
Tickets include:
- Full access to two days of keynote talks, panels, workshops, and networking
- Access to curated networking experiences throughout the Summit
Doors open at 9:20 AM
Opening session begins at 10:00 AM
Read more at https://transformative.global/read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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2 Hours Outside: The Cheapest Climate Intervention We're Not Doing
● Other / TBD
📍 Inwood Hill Park, Manhattan, New York City, New York, 07480, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by TerraLumia Foundation & Forest School Teacher Institute. Themes: Policy, Governance and Leadership.Hosted by TerraLumia Foundation & Forest School Teacher Institute. Themes: Policy, Governance and Leadership.
Join us for one or both sessions as we host an immersive Forest School experience where you'll get to see what education could look like if nature became the standard, followed by a panel discussion looking at the benefits of Forest School beyond the individual. We'll discuss how Forest Schooling is one of the most cost-effective, easy to implement, long-lasting defenses against climate change and what you can do to make it the standard.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Kelsey Creeley
Jean Lomino
Sarita Covington
Jessica Halsrud
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Sat 9/26 · 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Challenge of the Bridges
● Other / TBD
Room not listed on conference website
Hosted by Tina Marshall Consultancy Ltd.. Themes: Transport and Travel.
The Challenge of the Bridges is an annual event in various locations in the United Kingdom. · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Tina Marshall
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Sat 9/26 · 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Jones Woods Park Forest Restoration
● Staten Island
📍 Dead End of Franklin Avenue, Staten Island, Staten Island, New York, 10301, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by NYC Parks Stewardship. Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans. Volunteer with the Stewardship team to protect the forested areas in Jones Woods Park!Hosted by NYC Parks Stewardship. Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans.
Volunteer with the Stewardship team to protect the forested areas in Jones Woods Park! Volunteers will contribute to ongoing restoration work and learn the importance of species diversity to ecosystem health. Come dressed in sturdy boots or shoes, long sleeves, long pants, and clothing that can get dirty. Face masks may be worn at your discretion. Space is limited and registration is required. Volunteers under 18 must be accompanied by a chaperone. This event has been funded in part by NYC Service. To sign up a group of 10 or more volunteers please reach out to stewardship@parks.nyc.gov.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Sat 9/26 · 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Resilience Rising at Rockaways: Restoring Coastlines with RISE and Surfrider for NYC Climate Week
● Queens
📍 190 Beach 44th St, Far Rockaway, Queens, NYC, New York, 11691, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Surfrider Foundation and RISE. Themes: Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans. Come join us for a morning of community climate action and environmental stewardship! Lunch provided!Hosted by Surfrider Foundation and RISE. Themes: Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans.
Come join us for a morning of community climate action and environmental stewardship! Lunch provided!
Together, we will install native plants to restore the coastline and enhance biodiversity as part of the "Greater Rockaway" Coastal Resilience Plan. This plan, led by RISE, aims to restore dune biodiversity and promote environmental stewardship for resilient communities and shorelines.
Dune restoration directly contributes to climate action by strengthening coastal resilience against sea-level rise, storm surges, and erosion, thereby protecting communities and critical habitats while sequestering carbon and enhancing biodiversity. Engage with experts, learn about coastal resilience, and contribute to a sustainable future for our coastal communities!
This event is open to participants of all ages eager to contribute to a greener, more resilient Rockaway shoreline. No prior experience is necessary - just bring your enthusiasm for nature and community!
Please wear closed-toed shoes and comfortable outdoor clothing suitable for planting and working in sandy conditions
We'll have water, snacks, and lunch!read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Sat 9/26 · 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Staying Human in a World on Fire: How to Find Ground, Connection, and Courage in a Changing Climate
● Chelsea/Flatiron/Union Square
Hybrid
📍 115 West 29th Street, 12th floor, Manhattan, New York, New York, 10001, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by NY Insight Meditation Center / Antara Network. Themes: Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities. How do we stay human in a world increasingly shaped by climate disruption?Hosted by NY Insight Meditation Center / Antara Network. Themes: Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
How do we stay human in a world increasingly shaped by climate disruption? How do we remain present to ecological loss and uncertainty without becoming overwhelmed, numb, or consumed by fear - and how might a changing climate call us into deeper relationship with one another and the living world?
This experiential Eco-Dharma workshop takes place exactly two years after Hurricane Helene devastated the mountains of western North Carolina, where Buddhist teacher Aarti Tejuja lives. Living through the hurricane brought her face-to-face with the tremendous power of wind and water. It also revealed something unexpected: in the storm’s aftermath, political divisions that had seemed immovable became less important as neighbors depended upon one another. Human life mattered. The river mattered. Something more elemental emerged.
Through meditation, mindful movement, sensory awareness, reflection, and relational practices, participants will explore interdependence not simply as an idea, but as a lived experience. Together, we will practice grounding in the body when fear or overwhelm arises, reconnecting with the natural world as a source of strength and belonging, and finding connection and shared humanity across difference.
Staying Human in a World on Fire offers a space to encounter climate change at the scale of the body, relationship, land, and community - and to explore what becomes possible when we meet uncertainty with presence, courage, and connection.
View the program at New York Insightread more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Aarti Tejuja
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Sat 9/26 · 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
The Amazon Through an Indigenous Lens
● Other / TBD
📍 113 Spring Street, Manhattan, New York, New York, 110012, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Leo Cerda of HAKHU & Nicole Briones of SE LUZ with 113 Spring. Themes: Environmental Justice, Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans.Hosted by Leo Cerda of HAKHU & Nicole Briones of SE LUZ with 113 Spring. Themes: Environmental Justice, Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans.
Join us for a two-hour gathering with Indigenous leaders, artists, designers, and cultural practitioners working at the intersection of biodiversity, traditional knowledge, fashion, and the emerging bioeconomy. Together, they explore a vision for the future rooted in relationship rather than extraction.
The conversation is hosted by Nicole Briones, founder of Se Luz Healing, in dialogue with the work of Leo Cerda, designer for Indigenous Fashion Week and advocate for Indigenous communities. The morning moves from dialogue into visual immersion, culminating in a showcase of Cerda's work and a communal breakfast inspired by the traditions and materials at the center of the conversation.
This is an invitation to encounter the Amazon through the people who know it most intimately, and to consider what becomes possible when Indigenous knowledge is recognized as essential to the future of the planet.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Leo Cerda
Nicole Briones
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Sat 9/26 · 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
The importance of artists and art-making in the climate movement
● Midtown East/Grand Central
📍 12 East 41st Street, 4th Floor, Manhattan, Manhattan, New York, 10017, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Sustaining All Life. Themes: Environmental Justice. The power of art to organize, connect, and educate has always put artists and art at the forefront of revolutions and social movements.Hosted by Sustaining All Life. Themes: Environmental Justice.
The power of art to organize, connect, and educate has always put artists and art at the forefront of revolutions and social movements. In this period, artists are playing key roles in calling attention to, and organizing around, the climate crisis. Artists are working with designers, architects and scientists, for example, to create sustainable environments and ecosystems. Art is communicating the reality of the climate crisis: the heartbreak of loss, devastation, and destruction, and the possibility of repair, recovery, equity, and community.
We are all born with the ability to be creative. Because of being told what looks good, what doesn’t, what’s right, or what’s wrong, many of us start to feel self-conscious and lose access to our ability to be creative. But, in fact, we all still have this ability within us. It is part of being human.
With the help of listening to each other and noticing our feelings, we can reclaim our inherent creativity and unblock places where we feel stuck, unable, embarrassed or not good enough. We can free ourselves from negative thinking and allow ourselves to make, play, experiment, and express ourselves through art of all kinds.
Art can serve as a universal language that brings people together around a common goal and cause. Art can be a way to notice that we are all connected and that something that hurts one person or community hurts us all. Art can help people understand complex ideas and concepts and distill hard science into something we can understand and feel. In moments when the climate emergency feels too big and despair takes over, art can lighten our load and help us feel hopeful again. Art can help us notice how much we care about the earth.
In this workshop, we will:
* Explore the impact of art and creativity in the climate movement
* Make art in a safe and unpressured environment
* Notice our feelings with others about the earth and the climate emergency and free ourselves from emotional burdens
Come learn how the tools of Sustaining All Life offer us ways to recover from the impact of working in exploitative and oppressive systems, including the competition for limited resources and the marginality many of us face. With this support we can continue building a united front and creating artwork that engages, inspires, and moves us toward a sustainable world where we live in concert with each other and everything around us.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Kathy Leichter
Ama Rogan
Cheng Imm Tan
Pamela Powell
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Sat 9/26 · 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Viva la Sound
● Other / TBD
📍 Ambrosini Field, 200 City Island Ave, The Bronx, Bronx, New York, 10464, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by City Island Oyster Reef. Themes: Environmental Justice, Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans.Hosted by City Island Oyster Reef. Themes: Environmental Justice, Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans.
The annual Viva la Sound Environmental Festival hosted by City Island Oyster Reef is a free, family-friendly festival celebrating and educating the community and environmental stewardship around the Long Island Sound. We host 30+ NYC environmental organizations and offer live music, free food, and various informative, interactive activities including a book reading, touch tanks, a reef implementation demonstration, and mural painting! We can’t wait to welcome you!read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Sat 9/26 · 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Where Physics Meets Climate: Youth, Academia, and Industry in Conversation
● Virtual
📍 Online
Hosted by PULSE Global, AgroBiz.org, United Nations Regional Center of Expertise Detroit-Windsor. Themes: Technology and AI. How do physics interests become world-changing careers?Hosted by PULSE Global, AgroBiz.org, United Nations Regional Center of Expertise Detroit-Windsor. Themes: Technology and AI.
How do physics interests become world-changing careers? Students meet scientists and global leaders to explore STEM careers, research pathways, while supporting social and environmental impact, innovation, and leadership among youth.
Featuring:
1) Dr. Donna Kashian - Director of Environmental Sciences & Professor of Biology @ Wayne State University; Director @ UN-RCE Detroit/Windsor
2) H. E. Lady Tee Thompson - Founder @ AgroBiz.org; Special Advisor on Women, Peace, and Security; Legacy UNA Women Co-Chair
3) Dr. Brad Marston - Harrison E. Farnsworth Professor of Physics at Brown University; 2026 President of the American Physical Society
4) Hon. Mr. Akmal Ellyas Ali - Founder & President @ United Nations Association for Fiji; Small Island Developing States (SIDS) Advocate
5) Dr. Kathryn Williamson - Earth and Space Education Consultant
Addressing the climate crisis requires more than policy ambition - it demands a new generation of scientists, engineers, innovators, and decision-makers equipped to translate discovery into scalable solutions. Physics lies at the heart of this transformation, powering breakthroughs in renewable energy, climate modeling, Earth observation, resilient infrastructure, advanced materials, quantum technologies, and emerging clean-energy systems.
This intergenerational dialogue convenes students, leading physicists, climate scientists, engineers, academic institutions, industry pioneers, and public-sector leaders to explore how scientific inquiry evolves into real-world climate innovation. Through personal leadership journeys and interactive discussion, participants will examine how curiosity, critical thinking, and interdisciplinary collaboration become catalysts for technological advancement, economic opportunity, and climate resilience.
The conversation will also address one of the defining challenges of the twenty-first century: expanding equitable access to STEM education and leadership while closing persistent gender and opportunity gaps in the global climate workforce. Participants will explore mentorship, research pathways, entrepreneurship, and public-private partnerships that empower youth contribute meaningfully to the climate transition.
Rather than viewing physics solely as an academic discipline, the session positions it as a strategic driver of sustainable development, responsible innovation, and global competitiveness. Youth will leave with a clearer understanding that today's scientific curiosity can become tomorrow's climate leadership, shaping solutions that strengthen communities, accelerate decarbonization, and advance a more resilient and sustainable world.
Strategic Objectives:
1) Inspire and equip the next generation of climate scientists, engineers, and innovators.
2) Demonstrate how physics underpins transformative climate technologies and sustainable development solutions.
3) Strengthen collaboration among academia, industry, governments, and youth to accelerate climate innovation.
4) Promote inclusive STEM leadership by expanding opportunities for women and underrepresented communities.
5) Foster interdisciplinary partnerships that advance climate resilience, clean energy, and scientific innovation.
Expected Outcomes:
1) Increased awareness of STEM pathways that directly contribute to climate action and sustainable development.
2) New partnerships connecting students with universities, research institutions, industry leaders, and policymakers.
3) Enhanced mentorship opportunities supporting a more diverse and inclusive climate workforce.
4) Youth-generated recommendations on strengthening science education and innovation ecosystems for climate resilience.
5) A shared commitment to investing in scientific talent as a cornerstone of achieving the Paris Agreement and the Sustainable Development Goals.
Keywords: climate physics, climate policy, youth action, grassroots activism, quantum mechanics, education, great lakes researchread more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Dr. Donna Kashian
H. E. Lady Tee Thompson
Dr. Brad Marston
Hon. Mr. Akmal Ellyas Ali
Dr. Kathryn Williamson
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Sat 9/26 · 10:00 AM - 2:30 PM
“Teaching Climate Change" Connecting Our Classrooms for Global Impact
● Greenwich Village/East Village
📍 NYU Pless Hall, 82 Washington Sq East, Manhattan, New York, New York, 10003, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by STEMteachersNYC, Paleontological Research Inst. & NYU Steinhardt Dept of Teaching & Learning. Themes: Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities. Listening to Connect and to Learn.Hosted by STEMteachersNYC, Paleontological Research Inst. & NYU Steinhardt Dept of Teaching & Learning. Themes: Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Listening to Connect and to Learn.
September 26th, 2026 STEMteachersNYC, Paleontological Research Inst., NYU Steinhardt Dept of Teaching & Learning, and Urban Systems Lab invite current and aspiring climate change educators to join a storytelling, co-solutioning event!
Climate teaching holds many opportunities but also many challenges for our communities. September 26th join those passionate and committed to innovating on climate change education for a morning of idea and solution sharing! Interconnection and shared understanding are at the core of resilience. Share your grapplings, offer support, and open new connections for yourself and your students. Leave with new colleagues and a wider support system for taking your climate change education goals forward into the new year.
From your stories we will invite 7-8 of those who RSVP 'yes' to sharing your teaching-as-stewardship story. YOUR amazing work will provide sparks of inspiration and models to learn from. You are also welcome to share the story of a colleague who has inspried you. With the goals and challenges you share here, we will co-solution together with the wisdom in the room.
AGENDA (subject to change)
Welcome from STEMteachersNYC & NYU Wallerstein Collaborative
First round of Storytellers, including Climate Microcredential Alumni
Gallery walk of stewardship stories and ideas, with time for QA
Lunch break
Second round of Storytellers, Co-designing solutions to goals and challenges you propose
Share your ideas, support others, and community-source solutions and strategies. Strengthen your network of CCE colleagues, join education focused discussions based on topics YOU decide on, and share ideas and inspiration for collective solutioning. Leave with new colleagues and a wider support system for taking your climate change education goals forward into the new year. Open to classroom teachers, informal educators, and CCE and CCE PL providers!
Best,
Yadana.
Please email yadana@stemteachersnyc.org with any questions or suggestions.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Daylighting our future/ towards a radical field station and unburied waters in Queens!
● Queens
📍 Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens, Queens, New York, 11354, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Holes in the Wall Collective and Guardians of Flushing Bay. Themes: Environmental Justice, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.Hosted by Holes in the Wall Collective and Guardians of Flushing Bay. Themes: Environmental Justice, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Join us as we walk the route of Flushing Creek’s undergrounded waters - inviting you into the proposed daylighting process through a guided scavenger hunt and audio walking tour. Beginning first at Queens Museum before museum hours and through the park, we'll guide you on a journey of the past, present and future to where the creek was buried for the World’s fair. Here we will be joined by the incomparable Cody Herrmann who will lead us Guardians of Flushing Bay's annual community Celebration SaturBAY.
sharing visions of a radical field station and offering free food and workshops by artist Niceli Portugal, Materials for the Arts and Precious Plastics with sets by HONK Family Brass Band. An epic adventure and celebration. Lunch included!
Can't make the event?! Flushing Creek scavenger hunt is available self-guided Wednesday 9/23-9/27
Join us as we walk the route of Flushing Creek’s undergrounded waters, beginning first at Queens Museum and touching on the birth of the park through Robert Moses’ superimposed imagination and the World Fair. We'll walk above where the creek was buried and invite you into the proposed daylighting process. We’ll then be joined by a GoFB member to guide us to the Bay.
Together we’ll make the trek to the FMCP Kayak/Canoe Launch for SaturBAY, a community celebration of Guardians of Flushing Bay’s work and the proposed floating field station in Flushing Bay to support more access to the water, be an educational hub, and create a boathouse for the dragonboater community that travels from all over the region to practice on the Bay. There you can join workshops with multidisciplinary artist Niceli Portugal, Precious Plastics and Materials for the Arts, with live music from HONK family band to keep the spirits high and delicious free food.
10:30a Join us at Queens Museum before opening hours for the Daylighting walk and guided scavenger hunt
1p SaturBAY at the FMCP Canoe/ Kayak launch
This is part of Imagined Futures: This Must be the Place scavenger hunt, connecting you deeper to 7 waterways across the city.
More info at holesinthewallcollective/imaginedfutures
Made possible with support from NYC Department of Cultural Affairs and NYC Tourism Foundation.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Sat 9/26 · 10:30 AM - 3:30 PM
Homecoming: For The Harbor
● Financial District/Lower Manhattan
📍 110 Andes Road, Manhattan, New York, New York, 10004, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by LMCC (Lower Manhattan Cultural Council). Themes: Environmental Justice, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.Hosted by LMCC (Lower Manhattan Cultural Council). Themes: Environmental Justice, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
On Saturday, September 26, LMCC, The New York Climate Exchange, Stony Brook University and hundreds of New Yorkers will gather on Governors Island for Homecoming: For the Harbor to cheer for the New York Harbor!
Together with artists, musicians, and partner organizations, we’ll wrap up Climate Week NYC 2026 with the full spirit of a Pep Rally - marching bands, cheerleaders, and art-making workshops, plus climate scientists and environmental advocates! Homecoming: For the Harbor invites us to combine climate action with pom-poms - proof that hope is overflowing and the water that connects our cities, our communities, deserves a cheering section! Bring your friends, bring your family, and catch the ferry!
Homecoming: For The Harbor is the latest public art project in a series designed by Minneapolis-based artist Amanda Lovelee to use the joyful language of pep rallies, parades, and collective celebration to strengthen our relationship with the natural world.
Be part of the Pep Rally Parade! Dress in your best NY Harbor costume! Join Grand Marshal Deputy Mayor of New York City for Economic Justice Julie Su, the 50+ member Grand Street Campus Marching Band, Stony Brook University mascot Wolfie the Seawolf, and more!
Participate in Creative Workshops. Celebrate creatively and get decked out for the parade! Make wearable art with Choctaw and Absentee Shawnee artist Tawnee McKinney, an Artist-in-Residence on Governors Island through the American Indian Community House (AICH);fish and crab cardboard puppets with LMCC resident-alum Marta Blair;mail art on vintage postcards with artist Mitsuko Brooks;fun fish-hats with nonprofit Riverkeeper.
Visit the Climate-Action Tailgate Fair. Featuring tables and activities from organizations including the Trust for Governors Island, Climate Museum, Climate Imaginarium, Riverkeeper, and more.
Everyone’s invited to the “Postgame” Party! The event will culminate with food and fun at an outside party near LMCC’s Arts Center at Governors Island.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
AI, Education & Youth Leadership: Empowering the Next Generation for Climate Action
● Virtual
📍 Online
Themes: Environmental Justice, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities. Climate change demands more than awareness. It requires informed, empowered, and connected young leaders who can turn ideas into action.Themes: Environmental Justice, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Climate change demands more than awareness. It requires informed, empowered, and connected young leaders who can turn ideas into action.
This Climate Week NYC virtual session will explore how artificial intelligence, education, and youth leadership can accelerate climate solutions at the community level while advancing the Sustainable Development Goals. Bringing together leaders from education, technology, and civil society, the discussion will highlight practical models that enable young people to drive meaningful environmental and social impact.
Topics will include AI for climate education, youth-led local action, climate resilience through education, cross-sector partnerships, and community-driven solutions across the Global South.
Participants will gain practical insights, real-world examples, and actionable strategies to strengthen climate education, inspire youth leadership, and build partnerships that create measurable impact.
Hosted by PURE, this session welcomes students, educators, researchers, nonprofit leaders, policymakers, sustainability professionals, corporate ESG teams, and anyone committed to empowering the next generation of climate leaders.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Sat 9/26 · 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Better Planet Film Festival
● Staten Island
📍 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point, Staten Island, St. George, Staten Island, New York City, New York, 10301, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Themes: Environmental Justice, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Film Festival by Build A Better Planet at the National Lighthouse Museum featuring independent films exploring environmental topics. · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Soledad Haren
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Sat 9/26 · 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Discovery Day @ Hunters Point Library and Environmental Education Center - QPL
● Other / TBD
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Hosted by Queens Public Library. Themes: Environmental Justice, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities. Discovery Day celebrates our Environmental Education Center by hosting a festival on the lawns of Hunters Point Library where we include environmental-based activities.Hosted by Queens Public Library. Themes: Environmental Justice, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Discovery Day celebrates our Environmental Education Center by hosting a festival on the lawns of Hunters Point Library where we include environmental-based activities. We explore the natural wonders of the neighborhood with naturalists, science pop-ups, and other engaging activities for folks of all ages.
This program is funded by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, through the establishment of the Newtown Creek Environmental Benefit Fund, administered by the City Parks Foundation.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Sat 9/26 · 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Free Central Park Bike Tour for Climate Week NYC 8
● Midtown West/Times Square
📍 446 W54th Street, Manhattan, New York, New York, 10019, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Holland Bikes. Themes: Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities. Celebrate Climate Week NYC with a complimentary guided bike tour through Central Park hosted by Holland Bikes.Hosted by Holland Bikes. Themes: Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Celebrate Climate Week NYC with a complimentary guided bike tour through Central Park hosted by Holland Bikes.
This special ride offers attendees the chance to experience one of New York City’s most iconic green spaces while exploring cycling as a sustainable, low-carbon way to move through the city.
Whether you’re visiting for Climate Week or are a local looking to see the park from a new perspective, this ride offers a memorable way to connect with New York, sustainability, and the benefits of bike-friendly cities.
To attend for free, please register using promo code CLIMATEWEEK2026. Advance registration is recommended, as spaces may be limited.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Sat 9/26 · 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Love and Fear in a Warming World - In Person
● Greenwich Village/East Village
📍 Caravan of Dreams, 405 E 6th St, Manhattan, New York, New York, 10009, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Slam Out Loud and Climate Shift. Themes: Environmental Justice, Climate and Health. The climate crisis is also a crisis of our emotions: global warming and its impact can make us feel angry, fearful, helpless, and more.Hosted by Slam Out Loud and Climate Shift. Themes: Environmental Justice, Climate and Health.
The climate crisis is also a crisis of our emotions: global warming and its impact can make us feel angry, fearful, helpless, and more. Research indicates increasingly that this is a major barrier to more joined-up, consistent climate action.
Love and Fear in a Warming World is a creative, facilitated experience in which a shared, creative experience becomes the source of new connections and new motivation to take action. Led by professional facilitators from Climate Shift (UK) and Slam Out Loud (India), the session is designed so that everyone contributes and everyone belongs, regardless of background or experience. This workshop has been delivered previously at Climate Action Week NYC, at London Climate Action Week, and to audiences globally both online and in-person.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Jigyasa Labroo
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Sat 9/26 · 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Nature Walk and Wildlife Monitoring
● Other / TBD
📍 222-02 149th Ave, Queens, Springfield Gardens, New York, 11413, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Idlewild Environmental Center. Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans. Come explore one of NYC hidden natural parks as we take a tour of Idlewild Park Preserve, an over 300 acre wetland forever wild site!Hosted by Idlewild Environmental Center. Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans.
Come explore one of NYC hidden natural parks as we take a tour of Idlewild Park Preserve, an over 300 acre wetland forever wild site! We will also be monitoring different wildlife during the migration season using iNaturalist.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Sat 9/26 · 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
SaturBAY 2026: Making it Happen and Manifesting a Field Station for Flushing Bay
Hosted by Guardians of Flushing Bay. Themes: Environmental Justice, Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans. SaturBAY is GoFB’s annual end-of-season celebration!Hosted by Guardians of Flushing Bay. Themes: Environmental Justice, Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans.
SaturBAY is GoFB’s annual end-of-season celebration! Our 2026 theme is “Making it Happen: Manifesting A Field Station for Flushing Bay,” where we will come together to imagine radical, inclusive, and equitable futures for the Flushing Bay waterfront and celebrate a floating field station coming to the Bay in 2027!
Since our start, GoFB has fought for a publicly, equitably accessible waterfront with a community boathouse, field station, and gathering space that is resilient for all. As GoFB prepares to build stage one of that vision - a floating field station on a custom vessel - we want to bring our beloved community together to celebrate this moment and continue to dream big! Here’s what to expect:
a) 11am-1pm: Scavenger hunt and walking tour with Holes in the Wall Collective. Stay tuned for details and how to register for the walk!
b) 1pm-3pm: Family-friendly cookout with art workshops, live music, and free food.
All activities and food are FREE with registration.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Sat 9/26 · 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Super Stoop Day 2026: Putting Circular Economy to Practice!
● Brooklyn
📍 336 3rd St, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, New York, 11215, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Park Slope Civic Council. Themes: Industry and Supply Chains, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities. Park Slope Super Stoop is back for its second year.Hosted by Park Slope Civic Council. Themes: Industry and Supply Chains, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Park Slope Super Stoop is back for its second year. On Saturday, September 26, neighbors across Park Slope will transform their stoops into mini markets, giveaways, and gathering spots, creating one giant neighborhood-wide stoop sale.
For visitors unfamiliar with the term, a "stoop" is the short flight of steps leading up to the entrance of a brownstone or townhouse, along with the small landing at the top. In Brooklyn, stoops are more than architecture. They're where neighbors sit and chat, kids play, musicians perform, and community happens in public view. The stoop is a Brooklyn cultural institution, a semi-private, semi-public space that has long served as the neighborhood's living room.
Super Stoop Day is also a hands-on celebration of the circular economy in action. Every item that changes hands, from clothing to books to furniture to kitchenware, stays in use instead of ending up in a landfill, cutting waste and the carbon footprint tied to producing something new. It's climate action at the most local scale possible, happening stoop by stoop, with neighbors getting to know each other while giving their belongings a second life.
We invite Climate Week participants to walk through Park Slope and experience grassroots sustainability firsthand. No registration required. Just come stroll the stoops, meet your neighbors, and browse a day full of secondhand treasures.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Shirley Chisholm State Park Shore Clean Up & Hike with NYS Parks & AMC
● Other / TBD
📍 850 Fountain Ave, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, New York, 11208, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Appalachian Mountain Club & New York State Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans.Hosted by Appalachian Mountain Club & New York State Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans.
🌿 Get Outside for New York Climate Week: Hike, Restore & Connect at Shirley Chisholm State Park
Join the Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC) and New York State Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation for an inspiring afternoon outdoors as we celebrate New York Climate Week - right here in one of New York City’s most unique and scenic state parks. This is a FREE event!
This special event is all about connecting with nature, caring for our parks, and building community. Whether you’re brand new to hiking or a seasoned outdoor lover, you’re welcome here - no experience needed. Appropriate for everyone ages 5 years old and up.
Together with Park educators, we’ll explore the beauty of Shirley Chisholm State Park through a guided naturalist walk, roll up our sleeves for a hands-on shoreline cleanup, and spend time connecting with fellow New Yorkers who care about the outdoors. Along the way, you’ll learn about the park’s ecology, history of its transformation from landfill to park, discover ways to steward these shared spaces, and leave having made a real impact.
🌞 What to expect:
12:00-12:30pm Welcome & Interpretive Naturalist Share
12:30-1:30pm Shoreline Clean Up
1:30-1:45pm Break
1:45-3:00pm Trail Walk & Community
🌞 What to bring:
Sun hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, water, snacks
🌞 What to wear:
Sturdy shoes, weather appropriate clothing, long pants, and sun protective clothing
🌞 Where to meet:
Meet Time: 11:45am
Meeting Place: Fountain Avenue Entrance Patio, located behind the parking lot behind the Blue trailer with the butterfly on itread more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
📍 156 Rivington St, Manhattan, New York, New York, 10002, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Green Map System & ABC No Rio. Themes: Buildings and Infrastructure, Environmental Justice, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities. Our Climate & Culture Green Map Tour starts at noon from ABC No Rio at 156 Rivington.Hosted by Green Map System & ABC No Rio. Themes: Buildings and Infrastructure, Environmental Justice, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Our Climate & Culture Green Map Tour starts at noon from ABC No Rio at 156 Rivington. Explore this passive house culture space under construction with director Gavin Marcus. Then walk with Wendy Brawer through community gardens and more in this storied Lower East Side neighborhood, including a moment with Andrew Boyd, @the.tragic.optimist.
You’ll be among the first to receive a copy of the new LES Power Green Map-zine as we celebrate @climateweeknyc. See all of Green Map's walks this weekend at https://bit.ly/CW-LES26 - afterparty at the @lungsnyc Harvest Arts Festival!read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Wendy Brawer
Gavin Marcus
Andrew Boyd
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Sat 9/26 · 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Climate Week NYC: Film Screening - An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power @ Glen Oaks Library - QPL
● Queens
📍 256-04 Union Tpke, Queens, Queens, New York, 11004, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Queens Public Library.
Join us to watch An Inconvenient Truth Sequel: Truth to Power (2017) PG, 1hr 40min. No registration required! · Original Link ↗
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Sat 9/26 · 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Climate Week Open Studios
● Financial District/Lower Manhattan
📍 110 Andes Road, Manhattan, New York City, New York, 10004-1921, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by LMCC (Lower Manhattan Cultural Council). Themes: Environmental Justice, Climate and Health, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities. With Open Studios, LMCC invites the public into the workspaces and creative processes of the 2026 Cohort of Arts Center Residents.Hosted by LMCC (Lower Manhattan Cultural Council). Themes: Environmental Justice, Climate and Health, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
With Open Studios, LMCC invites the public into the workspaces and creative processes of the 2026 Cohort of Arts Center Residents. These open house events are free and welcoming, informal, and accessible to all ages. Artist activations will take place throughout the day, aligned with other Climate Week activities at the Arts Center.
The 2026 Arts Center Residency cohort includes 18 artists, one On-Site Assistant, and, for the first time, two Scholars-in-Residence from Stony Brook University and an Organization-in-Residence: Seaweed City. 2026 marks the inaugural year of a new partnership with Stony Brook University and Seaweed City, expanding the residency as a platform for sustained climate inquiry across artistic and academic disciplines.
LMCC’s 2026 Arts Center Residents are Garrett Allen, Rachel Garber Cole, Nicole Cooper, RedMoon Arts Movement Inc, Duy Hoàng, Derek Lee McPhatter, Tijay Mohammed, Sari Nordman, Sabrina Merayo Nuñez, Phoebus Osborne, Marie Lloyd Paspe, Gabriela Salazar, Lisa Ann Schonberg, Sara Stern, Nora Treatbaby, Tanika I. Williams, Darla Migan (Stony Brook University) Nobuho Nagasawa (Stony Brook University), Seaweed City, (Organization-in-Residence), and Noga Cohen (On-Site Assistant).read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Sat 9/26 · 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Natural Bee Workshop
● Greenwich Village/East Village
📍 La Plaza Community Garden, 9th St. and Ave. C, Manhattan, New York, New York, 10009, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Time's Up! Environmental Organization. Themes: Food and Agriculture, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities. Learn about bees with entomology researchers from Rutgers University.Hosted by Time's Up! Environmental Organization. Themes: Food and Agriculture, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Learn about bees with entomology researchers from Rutgers University. At this educational and exciting workshop, we will demonstrate how to identify different species of bees, and we will discuss native bees!read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Sat 9/26 · 12:00 PM - 10:00 PM
The 10th Annual Marketplace of the Future
● Chelsea/Flatiron/Union Square
📍 450 West 31st Street, Manhattan, NYC, New York, 10001, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Future Meets Present. Themes: Energy and Electrification, Food and Agriculture, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.Hosted by Future Meets Present. Themes: Energy and Electrification, Food and Agriculture, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Back for our 10th annual Climate Week, MOTF is your "world's fair of sustainability!" Complete with dozens of climate solution exhibitors, panel discussions, live jazz, open bar, free food, art, and more, MOTF is here to give you a glimpse of what will be normal in the "marketplace of the future!"read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Sat 9/26 · 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Who Gets Shade? Exploring Heat in Red Hook
● Brooklyn
📍 Coffey Park, 85 Richards St, Brooklyn, NY 11231, Brooklyn, New York, New York, 11231, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Yuliya Dzyuban, Pratt Institute. Themes: Buildings and Infrastructure, Climate and Health, Environmental Justice. NYC summers are already hot and getting hotter;it is imperative that we design cities that are livable for everyone.Hosted by Yuliya Dzyuban, Pratt Institute. Themes: Buildings and Infrastructure, Climate and Health, Environmental Justice.
NYC summers are already hot and getting hotter;it is imperative that we design cities that are livable for everyone. During this guided walk, participants will explore how temperature, shade, trees, pavement, buildings, and access to public space influence how people experience extreme heat in Red Hook. Using observation activities and role-based discussion prompts, participants will examine neighborhood microclimates while learning about the connections between climate change, public health, environmental justice, and urban design.
The walk will be led by Yuliya Dzyuban, Assistant Professor of Sustainable Environmental Systems at Pratt Institute, and was developed in partnership with the John Jay College Water & Climate Justice Lab and Resilient Red Hook.
Accessibility:
Dress comfortably for hot and sunny conditions
Walking distance: approximately 1-1.5 miles
Frequent stops for discussion
Wear comfortable walking shoes
Bring a reusable water bottle.
Hats and sunscreen are encouragedread more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Yuliya Dzyuban
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Climate Week x Bird Joy Games: A Scavenger Hunt in the American Museum of Natural History 🦖
● Upper East Side
📍 American Museum of Natural History, Manhattan, New York City, New York, 10021, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by That Quirky Bird Girl. Themes: Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans.Hosted by That Quirky Bird Girl. Themes: Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans.
This time, we're transforming the American Museum of Natural History into a fully gamified wildlife adventure, where you'll receive game cards and play boards to track clues, complete challenges, and discover the incredible diversity of life on our planet.
You'll team up with your friends, coworkers, fellow explorers, or anyone you arrive with to solve challenges, search the museum's exhibits, and celebrate the amazing wildlife that shares our Earth.
This experience is about curiosity, movement, and play - not perfection. You don't need to be a wildlife expert or museum buff to participate. Just bring your curiosity, your sense of adventure, and a willingness to see the museum through a new lens.
As we celebrate Climate Week, we'll also take time to appreciate the incredible biodiversity that exists across our planet and recognize why protecting these species and habitats matters. My hope is that you leave not only having had fun, but feeling a little more connected to the natural world and inspired by all there is to protect.
We highly encourage you to invite friends, coworkers, partners, or anyone looking for a playful, low-pressure way to celebrate Climate Week together.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Steph That Quirky Bird Girl
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Sat 9/26 · 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Outdoor Bike Repair Class
● Greenwich Village/East Village
📍 674 E 9th St, Manhattan, New York City, New York, 10009, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Time's Up! Environmental Organization. Themes: Environmental Justice, Climate and Health, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities. Come and learn how to fix your bike! This class will teach bike repair, maintenance, and tune-ups.Hosted by Time's Up! Environmental Organization. Themes: Environmental Justice, Climate and Health, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Come and learn how to fix your bike! This class will teach bike repair, maintenance, and tune-ups. Participants are not expected to bring their bikes.
We hope to empower New York City to continue embracing biking as a form of sustainable and community-centered transit, as we work towards building a more sustainably-designed city!read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
AI and the Climate Crisis: who benefits, who bears the environmental costs
● Midtown East/Grand Central
📍 12 East 41st Street, 4th Floor, Manhattan, Manhattan, New York, 10017, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Sustaining All Life. Themes: Environmental Justice. Artificial intelligence (AI) is often framed as a tool for innovation and progress. But the reality is that it carries significant environmental costs and damage that are frequently overlooked.Hosted by Sustaining All Life. Themes: Environmental Justice.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is often framed as a tool for innovation and progress. But the reality is that it carries significant environmental costs and damage that are frequently overlooked. This workshop examines the growing climate impact of AI, with a focus on freeing ourselves from any powerlessness we feel in taking on the AI industrial complex.
Large-scale data centers consume massive amounts of electricity;most often sourced from fossil fuels and require enormous quantities of water for cooling. As demand for AI systems grows, so too does their carbon footprint. While profit from AI is largely concentrated among major corporations and wealthy nations, the environmental burden often falls on frontline communities.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Hosted by Faradon AI. Themes: Energy and Electrification, Technology and AI. AI is creating unprecedented demand for power, but securing land, generation and equipment is only part of the challenge.Hosted by Faradon AI. Themes: Energy and Electrification, Technology and AI.
AI is creating unprecedented demand for power, but securing land, generation and equipment is only part of the challenge. The next gigawatt must also navigate utility planning, interconnection requirements, transmission constraints and growing expectations for grid reliability and energy resilience.
Hosted by Faradon during Climate Week NYC, this executive forum brings together leaders from utilities, data center development, energy infrastructure and technology to discuss how the industry can responsibly connect and serve the next generation of AI data centers.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Sat 9/26 · 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Medicinal Garden Workshop
● Greenwich Village/East Village
📍 674 E 9th St, Manhattan, New York City, New York, 10009, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Time's Up! Environmental Organization. Themes: Environmental Justice, Climate and Health, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities. We'll be identifying the herbs and talking about how to grow, harvest and use them.Hosted by Time's Up! Environmental Organization. Themes: Environmental Justice, Climate and Health, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
We'll be identifying the herbs and talking about how to grow, harvest and use them. Many herbs can grow wild and can be found throughout La Plaza. Join us for herbal tea and learn about the medicinal herbs growing at the garden.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Sat 9/26 · 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM
ReWear the Revolution: Women, Fast Fashion, Eco Action
● Midtown East/Grand Central
📍 12 East 41st Street, 4th Floor, Manhattan, Manhattan, New York, 10017, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Sustaining All Life. Themes: Environmental Justice. Fashion is the second most-polluting industry in the world after oil. Its value is estimated at three trillion dollars. It produces more greenhouse emissions than international flights and shipping combined.Hosted by Sustaining All Life. Themes: Environmental Justice.
Fashion is the second most-polluting industry in the world after oil. Its value is estimated at three trillion dollars. It produces more greenhouse emissions than international flights and shipping combined. It is one of the largest consumers of freshwater on the planet.
Women are targeted by and vulnerable to the fashion industry. Women are also disproportionately affected by the climate emergency. Women can play a key role in the fight for climate justice and a sustainable economic system.
This workshop is an opportunity to:
•Gain a clear picture of how the lives of women in the Global North and the Global South are affected by the production, marketing and distribution of cheap, intentionally disposable clothing
•Experience a Subversive Catwalk of up-cycled, message-adorned clothing
•Hear personal stories from a diverse group of women about the impact the fashion industry has on their lives and how they reclaim their minds from the artificial limitations imposed by sexism
•Learn about the approaches used by Sustaining All Life and United to End Racism to heal from the damage of oppression, to increase our effectiveness in the climate justice movement and to prevent burnout
•Listen and be listened-to and connect with others to explore what these issues mean to us personallyread more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
📍 Caravan of Dreams, 405 E 6th St, Manhattan, New York, New York, 10009, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Frank Salzano with Dear Crisis. Themes: Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans. We are living through a planetary crossing - and our bodies and hearts know it. Grief & Longing. Ancestral rememberings. Collective heartbreak. Courting mystery.Hosted by Frank Salzano with Dear Crisis. Themes: Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans.
We are living through a planetary crossing - and our bodies and hearts know it. Grief & Longing. Ancestral rememberings. Collective heartbreak. Courting mystery. Deep-time listening. Cultural repair & renewal. Mythopoetic attunement. Embodiment & song. And the many other things that make us human. Let’s take a necessary moment to drop in with reverence and wonder and some appropriate praise for the place that has been holding us and our dreams
Join Asheville-based astrologer and storyteller Frank Salzano (Medicine of the Starry Heavens), and Brooklyn-based musician Lila - - - for an immersive afternoon weaving together song circles, poetic myth-telling, and deep-time story to help us feel our way through the climate moment. Rather than another problem-solving conversation, this is a ritual of attuning - grounded in the living ecologies of the New York City watershed, its marshlands, rising tides, and ancient memory.
We'll move through harmonizing and voice to drop into the body together, then journey through the cosmos and climate mythos that connects us to this place and bridges our ancestral starlore to the current meta-crisis. From the Starry River to the Hudson, we will conclude with some shared reflections and integration, offering our musings, blessings and care back to this home we hold so dear.
The afternoon will unfold in three movements:
Opening - song circle & harmonizing to arrive together
Journey - poetic storytelling through climate, cosmos & the NYC watershed
Integration - group shares, Q&A & collective reflection and care
📍 Dream Room | 3:00 - 6:00 PM ET
In the Dream Room at Caravan of Dreams. Part of Where Climate Week Comes to Dream: https://dearcrisis.com/climateweek
We aim to keep our events accessible. If money is an issue, please apply for financial assistance from our Community Fund.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Sat 9/26 · 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Climate Innovation, Sustainability & Community Garden Tours with LUNGS
● Greenwich Village/East Village
📍 522 East 12th Street, Manhattan, New York, New York, 10009, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by LUNGS - Loisaida United Neighborhood Gardens. Themes: Environmental Justice, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.Hosted by LUNGS - Loisaida United Neighborhood Gardens. Themes: Environmental Justice, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
The East Village is home to a vibrant collection of community gardens, each a unique reflection of the creativity and passion of its gardeners. With a deep understanding of climate impacts and a long standing grassroots tradition, these gardens serve as eco-labs to test various climate-friendly solutions.
Explore climate endeavors in and around East Village community gardens. Choose a tour to see the solutions, with extra emphasis on the Lower East Side’s unique sustainability features on Saturday and on its energy features on Sunday’s tour.
Sustainability on Saturday is led by Magali Regis, community garden advocate and architect. Energy on Sunday Wendy Brawer, Green Mapmaker and ecodesigner (you’ll get a copy of Green Map’s new zine, LES Power, too).
Both tours start at El Sol Brilliante at 3pm. Join us as we explore iconic community gardens and storied streets that embody the spirit and creativity of the East Village. Stick around for the music and culture of the LUNGs Harvest Arts Fest either night.
Community gardens are not just places to grow food - they are dynamic spaces where community bonds and resilience are nurtured. These distinctive gardens are vital hubs where climate innovation, nature and community flourish.
Magali and Wendy are part of the Loisaida United Neighborhood Gardens (LUNGS), a grassroots organization bringing together the 55 community gardens of the Lower East Side and East Village. With a strong commitment to their protection and preservation, LUNGS works to ensure these vital community resources remain permanent. This tour is part of the LUNGS Harvest Arts Festival, see lungsnyc.org for the 10 day schedule. The organization also offers cultural events, community-supported agriculture (CSA), educational initiatives for children and seniors, and youth employment opportunities.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Magali Regis
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Sat 9/26 · 3:00 PM - 1:00 AM
The Black Hive @ 5
● Midtown West/Times Square
📍 38 W 39th St,, Manhattan, New York, New York, 10018, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by The Black Hive @ M4BL. Themes: Climate and Health, Environmental Justice, Technology and AI. The Black Hive @ 5 is more than an anniversary.Hosted by The Black Hive @ M4BL. Themes: Climate and Health, Environmental Justice, Technology and AI.
The Black Hive @ 5 is more than an anniversary. It is a living showcase of five years of Black-led climate, land, and environmental justice organizing, storytelling, culture, and community power.
For one day only, The Black Hive is taking over multiple floors and transforming the space into an immersive celebration of the people, organizations, campaigns, stories, and visions shaping Black climate justice. Guests can move throughout the building and experience interactive installations, political education, live performances, film screenings, panels, podcasts and radio shows, art-making, healing spaces, a pop-up library, food, and opportunities to connect with organizers from across the Black climate and environmental justice ecosystem.
Explore five years of The Black Hive and the Black Climate Mandate, enter a space dedicated to Black resistance to AI and data center expansion, experience stories about land, environmental justice, and community survival, or slow down to create, read, heal, eat, and build with others. The day brings together frontline organizers, artists, cultural workers, storytellers, movement organizations, and community members to celebrate what has been built and imagine what comes next.
And when the daytime programming ends, Black Hive @ 5 continues After Dark with food, music, poetry, live performances, DJs, and a rooftop No Tech Party.
Come for an event. Leave having experienced the ecosystem.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Reverend Michael Malcom
Raya Salter
Wanda Mosley
Destiny Hodges
Nayyirah Shariff
Maurice Carney
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Climate Week NYC Plant-Based Food Drive With Chilis on Wheels!
● Greenwich Village/East Village
📍 500 East 9th Street, Manhattan, New York, New York, 10009, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Chilis on Wheels, Vegan Activist Alliance, Eloísa Trinidad, Peter Ortiz Joe Creaco, Community Members. Themes: Climate and Health, Environmental Justice, Food and Agriculture. · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Sat 9/26 · 4:00 PM - 7:15 PM
Soil:Field of Awareness (Immersive Performance)
● Brooklyn
📍 Penny Bridge Park (Meeker Ave & Gardner Ave), Brooklyn, Brookly, New York, 11222, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Marina Heron Tsaplina. Themes: Energy and Electrification, Finance and Clean growth, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.Hosted by Marina Heron Tsaplina. Themes: Energy and Electrification, Finance and Clean growth, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Join an immersive performance experience at the origin point of the largest underground oil spill in the nation in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Become the voice, movement and witness of the soils and waters of the Newtown Creek through Butoh-puppetry, sound vibration, live drumming and music.
Meet us at Penny Bridge, Brooklyn for SOIL:FIELD of AWARENESS and close out NYC Climate Week with a deep, sensory attuning to the planet.
Nourish your nervous system, your spirit, and the Earth.
Slow down to meet the ecological rhythms of soil, tree, water, stone and bone.
TWO EVENINGS ONLY
September 26 + 27
Penny Bridge, Greenpoint
Entrance @ 4pm
This project approaches performance as a form of ecological listening, using the body, vibration, movement, puppetry, and sound to cultivate awareness of the histories held within land and water and of the relationships between human and more-than-human life.
SOIL:FIELD of AWARENESS is presented by the New York Butoh Institute.
This program is made possible in part by the New York Department of Cultural Affairs. With support from community partners Urban Soils Institute, Newtown Creek Alliance, North Brooklyn Parks Alliance, Noo Arts, Holes in the Wall Collective and grouphug magazine.
CREATIVE TEAM
Production Team:
Marina Heron Tsaplina (Artistic Director)
Caitlin Adams (Creative Producer)
Daniel Wendlek (Technical Director)
Butoh-puppetry:
Stephen Carrington
Ash Ragus
Oscar Suh-Rodriguez
Marina Heron Tsaplina
Moira (Yuhan) Zhang
Music & Sound Vibration:
Cal Fish (musical composition)
chai smith (vocals and instrumentation)
Gisela Sanders Alcántara (voice vibration)
Paul Nabil Matthis (drums)
Shawn Banks (drums)
Design & Fabrication Team:
Samia Cohen (divination of Mycelial Web pattern)
Fan Kong (sacred geometry bioplastic fabrication)
Iris Steven Lasson (fabrication of metal hoop for Hollow Tree Mandala)
Ofelia Mangen (weaving of the bark for the Hollow Tree Mandala)
Normandy Sherwood (Costume Designer)
Marina Heron Tsaplina (design and fabrication of Butoh-puppetry soils-objects)
Additional Support:
Izzy Groenewegen (Program Designer)
Marie Lorenz (project advisor)
Priscilla Stadler (I Ching divination)
EJ Vilchez (Community Outreach)
Community Partners:
Urban Soils Institute
North Brooklyn Parks Alliance
grouphug magazine
Holes in the Wall Collective
Noo Arts
Newtown Creek Alliance
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📍 La Plaza Community Garden, SW corner 9th St & Ave C, Manhattan, New York, New York, 10009, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Time's Up! Environmental Organization. Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities, Transport and Travel. Come learn how to sail and let the world be your new home.Hosted by Time's Up! Environmental Organization. Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities, Transport and Travel.
Come learn how to sail and let the world be your new home. This introduction to sailing will get you started on one of the cleanest forms of transportation.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
THREAD by Kinesis Project dance theatre presented by Summer on the Hudson
● Other / TBD
📍 Locomotive Lawn Hudson River Greenway &, W 62nd St, Manhattan, New York, New York, 10069, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Kinesis Project dance theatre and Summer on the Hudson. Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans.Hosted by Kinesis Project dance theatre and Summer on the Hudson. Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans.
Sept 26 and 27
5:30pm - Audience Gathers at Locomotive Lawn
5:45 - Performance Begins
Audiences should be prepared to move north along 8 blocks of Riverside Park South.
THREAD is the company's third dance work based on research by geologists Dr. MIssy Eppes and her colleagues, Dr Stephen Laubach and Dr. Jill A. Marshall. Melissa Riker has been in collaboration with Dr. Eppes as they work in tandem to uncover the parallels between humanity and the earth, and art making and scientific research
ABOUT THE WORK THREAD considers the similarities between the delicate, feathery mineral elements that interconnect and create bonds in rock;the thin strands of flax that combine to become rope strong enough to haul a ship;the movement of trees as "agents of progressive rock cracking" (Dr. Jill A. Marshall);and the invisible thread that keeps humans connected to those we love across distance.
event photo by Terri Gold c 2025read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
📍 The New York Botanical Garden- 2900 Southern Blvd, The Bronx, Bronx, New York, 10458, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans. Run through NYBG's living landscape, including the Maureen K.Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans.
Run through NYBG's living landscape, including the Maureen K. Chilton Azalea Garden and the Judy and Michael Steinhardt Maple Collection, plus historic landmarks like the Lillian and Amy Goldman Stone Mill, Mertz Building, and the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory. Your participation directly supports NYBG's work here and around the world to protect biodiversity and develop plant-based solutions to climate change.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Sun 9/27 · 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Palisades Half Marathon + 6K Trail Run
● Other / TBD
📍 Shuttle Pickup: J. Hood Wright Park at Ft. Washington Ave. and intersection of W. 175th Street, Manhattan, New York, New York, 10033, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Palisades Parks Conservancy. Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities. Finish off NYC Climate Week strong by running the 2026 Palisades Half Marathon or new 6K Trail Run on Sunday, September 27th!Hosted by Palisades Parks Conservancy. Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Finish off NYC Climate Week strong by running the 2026 Palisades Half Marathon or new 6K Trail Run on Sunday, September 27th! Just minutes from Manhattan, both races are a chance to celebrate Climate Week by getting outside and directly supporting stewardship of the region's world-class public lands.
Both races start and finish at Fort Lee Historic Park, just across the George Washington Bridge from Manhattan. The USATF-certified Half Marathon course covers 13.1 paved miles with stunning Hudson River views and over 1,430 ft of elevation gain along the Palisades ridge. The new 6K Trail Run descends to the Shore Trail along the river, climbs through tunnels and rugged cliffside crags, and connects to the iconic Long Path.
Regular shuttle service between uptown Manhattan and Fort Lee, NJ will run before and throughout the event, with free bicycle parking and bag check on site. Parking and ride share dropoff are also easily available. Registration for either race includes a free t-shirt and finish medal.
All proceeds benefit the Palisades Parks Conservancy and the Palisades Interstate Park System's 29 state parks and historic sites, protecting more than 130,000 acres of land and water from the GW Bridge to the Catskills.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
📍 3301 Avenue U, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, New York, 11234, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Marine Park Alliance. Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans. How is climate change affecting the journeys of monarch butterflies and other pollinators?Hosted by Marine Park Alliance. Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans.
How is climate change affecting the journeys of monarch butterflies and other pollinators? Join Marine Park Alliance for a conversation and hands-on community science experience with Mike Feller, former Chief Naturalist for NYC Parks, exploring the challenges facing pollinators in an era of climate change.
Monarch butterflies undertake one of the most remarkable migrations in the natural world, but changing temperatures, weather patterns, habitat loss, and other climate-related pressures are reshaping their ability to survive and reproduce. We’ll discuss what scientists and community members are learning about pollinator migration, why declining populations matter for healthy ecosystems, and how creating and protecting pollinator habitat in New York City can help.
Participants will also have the opportunity to help band monarch butterflies, contributing observations to a national community science effort tracking monarch migration and population trends. The program offers a chance to connect global climate change to the wildlife and habitats we can observe and protect right here in Brooklyn's largest park.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Mike Feller
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Climate Week for Families at the Bronx Zoo with AMC
● Other / TBD
📍 Parking Lot B, Bronx Zoo, The Bronx, Bronx, New York, 10460, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Appalachian Mountain Club. Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans. Bring the whole family to the Bronx Zoo for a day of discovery and action during Climate Week!Hosted by Appalachian Mountain Club. Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans.
Bring the whole family to the Bronx Zoo for a day of discovery and action during Climate Week! Join the Appalachian Mountain Club and Wildlife Conservation Society for engaging activities that connect kids and adults with the wildlife around us while exploring how we can all help protect a healthy future. Limited zoo admission is included.
All activities will be held on Sunday, September 27, 2026 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM (rain or shine) on the Mitsubishi River Walk at the Bronx Zoo. Registrants will receive a bracelet for zoo limited access.
This event is free and open to everyone. So come out for a Fun Day at the Zoo and Make a Difference!read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Eileen Yin
Alix Cotumaccio
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Sun 9/27 · 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Climate Week: Guided Birding tour at Governors Island Park
● Financial District/Lower Manhattan
📍 110 Andes Rd, Manhattan, New York, New York, 10004, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by LES Ecology Center. Themes: Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans. During Climate Week, Lower East Side Ecology Center is pleased to present a day of birdwatching with LESC and Elijah Shiffer.Hosted by LES Ecology Center. Themes: Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans.
During Climate Week, Lower East Side Ecology Center is pleased to present a day of birdwatching with LESC and Elijah Shiffer.
In September, the fall bird migration is well underway, with more than 100 species passing through New York’s parks and gardens on their way to their fall grounds. Join Elijah Shiffer to observe the many species of birds stopping by Governors Island Park and its native plants for some nourishment and rest. Bring binoculars and a camera if you have them.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Antonio Lopez
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Sun 9/27 · 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Dune dreams & Peninsula Power in the Far Rockaways
● Queens
📍 East Arverne Nature Preserve Beach 44th, Queens, Far Rockaways, New York, 11691, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Holes in the Wall Collective, RISE, the Garden by the Bay & the NYC Plover Project. Themes: Environmental Justice, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.Hosted by Holes in the Wall Collective, RISE, the Garden by the Bay & the NYC Plover Project. Themes: Environmental Justice, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Join us to wind down Climate Week NYC and celebrate community & care in the Far Rockaways, where the stretch of land between the ocean and the Bay is only a handful of blocks, and water is a daily reminder of both the beauty and vulnerability of the peninsula.
Join us either for a morning bird walk with RISE and the NYC Plover Project or Climate Cafe NYC/Climate Imaginarium and Climate Psycology Alliance for a discussion on climate emotions, followed by a place-based scavenger hunt featuring audio recordings from stewards and community members with Holes in the Wall Collective, and hands-on artistic interventions from Camila A. Morales and Carine Gilbert at Beach 43rd Park on the Bay, managed by the Edgemere Alliance.
We'll venture from the beach to the bay across Edgemere, see the still effected neighborhood in the wake of Sandy, and make our way to the Garden by the Bay, led by the incomparable Jackie Rogers and Laquetta Little who built this little piece of heaven for the community, and ending at the Beach 43rd st Park for a celebration.
Snacks and refreshments will be provided but consider packing a lunch or patronizing a local spot to keep yourself satiated.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Sun 9/27 · 10:00 AM - 11:30 PM
Dune Dreams & Peninsula Power: Climate Cafe in the Far Rockaways
● Queens
📍 1-90 Beach 44th St , Queens, Far Rockaway, New York, 11691, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Climate Cafe NYC, Climate Imaginarium, Holes in the Wall Collective, RISE Rockaway. Themes: Finance and Clean growth, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.Hosted by Climate Cafe NYC, Climate Imaginarium, Holes in the Wall Collective, RISE Rockaway. Themes: Finance and Clean growth, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Join Climate Cafe NYC, the Climate Imaginarium, Holes in the Wall Collective, and RISE Rockaway for a Climate week wind-down and activation in the Rockaways.
We will have a discussion on climate emotions, followed by a place based scavenger hunt/ walking tour featuring audio recordings from stewards and community members, and artistic interventions from Camila A. Morales and Carine Gilbert who is also bringing us work around rights of nature frameworks.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Gianna Lum
Josh Nodiff
Dhira Rauch
Julia Meeks
Elizabeth Opurum
Rebecca Carman
Kim Macharia
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Sun 9/27 · 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Fall Migration Bird Walk along Rockaway Beach
● Queens
📍 58-03 Rockaway Beach Boulevard, Queens, Arverne, New York, 11692, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by NYC Plover Project and RISE. Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans. The shorelines and green spaces of the Rockaways in Queens are vital natural landscapes for hundreds of migrating bird species.Hosted by NYC Plover Project and RISE. Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans.
The shorelines and green spaces of the Rockaways in Queens are vital natural landscapes for hundreds of migrating bird species. Join RISE and NYC Plover Project for a Fall Migration Bird Walk along the Rockaway Beach shoreline at the Rockaway Beach Endangered Species Nesting Area (RBESNA) and the Arverne East Nature Preserve. Because of the Rockaways's unique geography, there's potential to see a variety of shorebirds, songbirds, waterfowl and raptors. Potential species we might observe include Semipalmated Plover, American Oystercatcher, Common Tern, Sanderling, Peregrine Falcon, Osprey, Ruddy Duck, Song Sparrow, and Tree Swallow among many others. We will also learn about Rockaway's biodiversity and the role it plays the wider environment of New York City.
This is a free, guided bird walk. Binoculars will be available to borrow on a limited basis. This event is great for all ages. RSVP encouraged. Reach out to Mel Julien (mel@nycploverproject.org) with any questions.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Climate Pitch Session, GTT x Climate Week NYC 2026
● Upper West Side/Harlem
Hybrid
📍 Columbia University - Room 1512, International Affairs Building (IAB), 420 W 118th St , Manhattan, New York , New York, NY 10027, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Green Teen Team Onlus. Themes: Environmental Justice, Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.Hosted by Green Teen Team Onlus. Themes: Environmental Justice, Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Green Teen Team (GTT) is hosting a Student Climate Pitch Session during Climate Week NYC 2026, bringing together students and young professionals to share bold ideas for climate action.
Selected participants will present climate projects submitted in advance, followed by an open discussion where attendees can engage with the ideas, ask questions, and exchange perspectives. At the end of the session, the audience will vote for the project they believe has the greatest potential for impact.
GTT is a youth-led environmental nonprofit founded in 2014, empowering young people to take hands-on action on conservation, biodiversity, and climate issues through education, community initiatives, and grassroots projects across 11 countries.
The event will be hybrid, with participation available in New York City and virtually. Those interested in pitching a project can submit their idea by September 13, 2026.
All donations received during the event will go directly toward supporting the winning project.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
H.S.H. Princess Theodora von Liechtenstein
Martina Bulgarelli
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Sun 9/27 · 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
CLIMATE WEEK: Journal, Meditation, + Bird Walk in Central Park
● Upper East Side
📍 Central Park, Manhattan, New York City, New York, 10021, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by That Quirky Bird Girl. Themes: Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans.Hosted by That Quirky Bird Girl. Themes: Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans.
As part of Climate Week, this Bird Journaling & Meditation Walk is a gentle, curiosity-led experience where we slow down, reconnect with ourselves, and reconnect with the nature that surrounds us every day.
Through birds, journaling, and meditation, we'll take time to notice the incredible wildlife that shares our city, reflect on our relationship with the natural world, and practice gratitude for the spaces we have the privilege to enjoy - and the opportunity to help protect.
This is not about being "good" at meditation.
This is not about having a perfect journal entry.
This is definitely not about needing any experience.
This is about trying something new in a space that feels safe, supportive, and maybe even a little magical.
✨ What to Expect
📝 30 minutes of guided journaling
A beginner-friendly journaling practice designed to help you reflect, notice, and connect with yourself while exploring your relationship with nature and the world around you.
🐦 30 minutes of guided bird meditation
We'll experience meditation through the sounds, movements, and presence of birds. The practice will be broken into simple, approachable sections, making it easy for first-time meditators to participate.
🌿 A mindful bird walk through Central ParkAfter journaling and meditation, we'll take a gentle walk together, grounding ourselves in the birds we see, the sounds we hear, and the beauty of one of New York City's most beloved green spaces.
💛 A low-pressure, neurodivergent-friendly, beginner-focused space where everyone is welcome.
There is no "right" way to participate. You can come curious, quiet, excited, nervous, or somewhere in between.
🕒 Timeline
11:00 - Meet-up & introductions
11:10 - Guided journaling
11:40 - Guided bird meditation
12:10 - Mindful bird walk
We'll move slowly, pause often, and let the birds guide us.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Steph That Quirky Bird Girl
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Sun 9/27 · 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Free Central Park Bike Tour for Climate Week NYC 9/27 - 11:00AM
● Midtown West/Times Square
📍 446 W54th Street, Manhattan, New York, New York, 10019, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Holland Bikes. Themes: Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities. Celebrate Climate Week NYC with a complimentary guided bike tour through Central Park hosted by Holland Bikes.Hosted by Holland Bikes. Themes: Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Celebrate Climate Week NYC with a complimentary guided bike tour through Central Park hosted by Holland Bikes.
This special ride offers attendees the chance to experience one of New York City’s most iconic green spaces while exploring cycling as a sustainable, low-carbon way to move through the city.
Whether you’re visiting for Climate Week or are a local looking to see the park from a new perspective, this ride offers a memorable way to connect with New York, sustainability, and the benefits of bike-friendly cities.
To attend for free, please register using promo code CLIMATEWEEK2026. Advance registration is recommended, as spaces may be limited.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Eric van der Zanden
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Sun 9/27 · 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Secondhand September Thrift Crawl
● Queens
📍 2-79 St Nicholas Ave, Brooklyn, Ridgewood, New York, 11385, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Modern Liability. Themes: Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities. Celebrating Secondhand September and Climate Week! Join us for an afternoon of thrifting, community, and fun.Hosted by Modern Liability. Themes: Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Celebrating Secondhand September and Climate Week! Join us for an afternoon of thrifting, community, and fun. We'll be taking our shopping talents on a crawl through some of our favorite Ridgewood thrift stores, mapped out for a slow and rewarding journey that encourages sustainable shopping habits and personal style-building. We'll start with a local cafe meet-up, where we'll exchange names, interests, and missions for the day. Afterwards, we'll make our way to three different thrift stops, each no more than an eight minute walk, followed by a casual sit-down meal at a nearby restaurant.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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📍 137 Avenue C - La PLaza Cultural Garden (9th St. Ave C -sw corner), Manhattan, New York City, New York, 10009, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Earth Celebrations. Themes: Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities. Join Earth Celebrations for CLIMATE WEEK 2026!Hosted by Earth Celebrations. Themes: Climate and Health, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Join Earth Celebrations for CLIMATE WEEK 2026!
Sunday September 27
NATURAL PAINT - CLIMATE SOLUTIONS WORKSHOP
1-3pm at La Plaza Cultural Garden (9th st ave c - sw corner)
Create paints from fruits, vegetables, and plants and paint climate solution banners.
To assist with setup -RSVP to join 12pm
Workshop Sign Up - Register on Eventbrite
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/natural-paint-climate-solutions-workshop-with-earth-celebrations-tickets-1999272328353?aff=oddtdtcreatorread more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Hosted by Prapawit Intun, Participatory Citizen Lab, and Layermind.AI. Themes: Buildings and Infrastructure, Environmental Justice, Policy, Governance and Leadership. How to Translate Human Voices to Public Participation Through Web Game workshop.Hosted by Prapawit Intun, Participatory Citizen Lab, and Layermind.AI. Themes: Buildings and Infrastructure, Environmental Justice, Policy, Governance and Leadership.
How to Translate Human Voices to Public Participation Through Web Game workshop.
LocalLoopNYC is part of LocalLoop’s universe, developed by Layermind.ai and Participatory Citizen Lab Inc.
This event asks a central question: How can human voices be translated into public participation through a web game?
Through discussion, storytelling, and participatory game activities, LocalLoopNYC invites participants to reflect on real social issues, share local perspectives, and experiment with new ways that collective input can inform public dialogue and decision-making.
Using a web-based game format, the event makes civic engagement more accessible, creative, and inclusive. Participants will explore how digital play can help surface community concerns, connect lived experiences, and turn everyday voices into shared civic imagination.
No prior experience with gaming, design, or public policy is required. Just bring your curiosity, your perspective, and a willingness to participate.
See you in Climate Week NYCread more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Prapawit Intun
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Sun 9/27 · 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
Please Don't Flush: Queens Botanical Garden
● Queens
📍 43-50 Main Street, Queens, Flushing, New York, 11355, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Flood Sensor Aunty. Themes: Environmental Justice. Please Don’t Flush is a municipal comedy about a community board scheduled to vote on a mysterious waterfront development that neighbors and seagulls and plumbers are worried will increase inland flooding.Hosted by Flood Sensor Aunty. Themes: Environmental Justice.
Please Don’t Flush is a municipal comedy about a community board scheduled to vote on a mysterious waterfront development that neighbors and seagulls and plumbers are worried will increase inland flooding. Instead, the board is derailed by planning their bi-annual gala, celebrating their second-vice-chair’s half birthday, and locking the anti-anti-anti-anti-development coalition in the bathroom. Developed in deep partnership with NYC Emergency Management and the Waterfront Alliance, come find us in public spaces across the city with music, laughs, and resources about flooding this September. Please Don’t Flush is part of the Flood Sensor Aunty extended universe, a play which toured twenty public spaces across New York City, and was covered in Grist, NY1, the CITY, and more.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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Sun 9/27 · 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM
Right to Flight: A Public Performance & Participatory Artwork
● Financial District/Lower Manhattan
📍 406A Comfort Rd., Manhattan, New York, New York, 10004, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Climate Cafe NYC, Climate Imaginarium. Themes: Environmental Justice, Policy, Governance and Leadership, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.Hosted by Climate Cafe NYC, Climate Imaginarium. Themes: Environmental Justice, Policy, Governance and Leadership, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Right to Flight is a participatory public artwork and performance that responds to the hundreds of thousands of migratory birds killed each year through collisions with New York City's glass buildings. Right to Flight invites New Yorkers to reimagine the city for migratory birds.
Combining large-scale woven sculpture, performance, sound, costume, memorial-making, and public participation, the project invites audiences to reflect on the intertwined futures of human and more-than-human life in the city. At its heart is a monumental communal nest, woven from reclaimed textiles and natural materials, that becomes a site for collective mourning, storytelling, and hope.
Through performances inspired by extinct North American birds, hand-cast memorials of collision victims, and sculptural bird-safe architectural interventions, Right to Flight transforms ecological grief into an act of collective care. Rather than presenting biodiversity loss as inevitable, the work encourages audiences to imagine cities that support coexistence, demonstrating how art, architecture, preservation, music and dance performance can foster more compassionate and regenerative urban futures.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Art & Compost: Painting with Food Scraps at Clinton Community Garden
● Midtown West/Times Square
📍 434 W 48th St, Manhattan, New York, New York, 10036, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Big Reuse and Clinton Community Garden. Themes: Food and Agriculture, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities. Join us on a Sunday afternoon during Climate Week to experiment with food scrap watercolor painting!Hosted by Big Reuse and Clinton Community Garden. Themes: Food and Agriculture, Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Join us on a Sunday afternoon during Climate Week to experiment with food scrap watercolor painting!
We will be using beet peels, onion skins, flowers, coffee grinds, and more to create beautiful works of art. The paints will be prepared ahead of time and we will walk you through the process so you can make your own at home.
We will also be talking about all things composting - such as answering your compost questions, connecting you with your neighborhood compost site, and thinking of creative uses for food scraps!
This will be a great opportunity to meet the Clinton Community Garden's Compost team and learn how to get involved with this beautiful, historic garden in Hell's Kitchen.
We will have materials from the Big Reuse Center, Brooklyn Creative Reuse, and other scavenged items. You are welcome to bring your paint brushes or canvas to use or share with the group!
Come for any duration of the event and bring your friends and family along :)
No experience is needed!read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Day 2: Climate Innovation, Energy & Community Garden Tours with LUNGS
● Greenwich Village/East Village
📍 522 East 12th Street, Manhattan, New York, New York, 10009, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Green Map System & LUNGS. Themes: Buildings and Infrastructure, Environmental Justice, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.Hosted by Green Map System & LUNGS. Themes: Buildings and Infrastructure, Environmental Justice, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
The East Village is home to a vibrant collection of community gardens, each a unique reflection of the creativity and passion of its gardeners. With a deep understanding of climate impacts and a long standing grassroots tradition, these gardens serve as eco-labs to test various climate-friendly solutions.
Explore climate endeavors in and around East Village community gardens. Choose a tour to see the solutions, with extra emphasis on the Lower East Side’s unique sustainability features on Saturday and on its energy features on Sunday’s tour.
Sustainability on Saturday is led by Magali Regis, community garden advocate and architect. Energy on Sunday Wendy Brawer, Green Mapmaker and ecodesigner (you’ll get a copy of Green Map’s new zine, LES Power, too).
Both tours start at El Sol Brilliante at 3pm. Join us as we explore iconic community gardens and storied streets that embody the spirit and creativity of the East Village. Stick around for the music and culture of the LUNGs Harvest Arts Fest either night.
Community gardens are not just places to grow food - they are dynamic spaces where community bonds and resilience are nurtured. These distinctive gardens are vital hubs where climate innovation, nature and community flourish.
Magali and Wendy are part of the Loisaida United Neighborhood Gardens (LUNGS), a grassroots organization bringing together the 55 community gardens of the Lower East Side and East Village. With a strong commitment to their protection and preservation, LUNGS works to ensure these vital community resources remain permanent. This tour is part of the LUNGS Harvest Arts Festival, see lungnyc.org for the 10 day schedule. The organization also offers cultural events, community-supported agriculture (CSA), educational initiatives for children and seniors, and youth employment opportunities.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Deep Time and Future Feasts! Explore Newtown Creek
● Brooklyn
📍 520 Kingsland Ave, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, New York, 11222, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Holes in the Wall Collective and the Newtown Creek Alliance. Themes: Buildings and Infrastructure, Energy and Electrification, Finance and Clean growth, Nature, Land and Oceans.Hosted by Holes in the Wall Collective and the Newtown Creek Alliance. Themes: Buildings and Infrastructure, Energy and Electrification, Finance and Clean growth, Nature, Land and Oceans.
Choose your own adventure in Newtown Creek…
Join us for a guided place-based scavenger hunt featuring audio recordings from Newtown Creek Alliance’s Gus Perry, Newtown Creek whisperer Lisa Bloodgood, artist Liz Ensnz and a special AR installation from Everything Good Studio.
We’ll begin at the start of the nature walk and hear meditations of glacial time as we walk down the ship hull’s path to the creek, where you’ll be invited to listen to various voices on the creek, learn past stories and present stewardship from Newtown Creek Alliance, find your own haiku along the word bridge, and find a virtual feast from the future, constructed in augmented reality by Everything Good Studio.
Location: meet at the corner of Paidge Avenue & Provost Street in Brooklyn. Here we will walk down the Newtown Creek Nature Walk. If you arrive late, find us en route.
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Head over to lesser known Penny Bridge for SOIL:Field of Awareness, a collaboration of many of our friends doing deep time work and rituals of care at the origin point of the largest underground oil spill in the nation.
Join an immersive performance at this glimmering ecological fragment named Penny Bridge in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
Become the voice, movement and witness of the soils and waters of the Newtown Creek through Butoh-puppetry, sound vibration, live drumming and music. Slow down to meet the ecological rhythms of soil, tree, water, stone and bone.
SOIL:FIELD of Awareness is presented by the New York Butoh Institute, with support from community partners Urban Soils Institute, Noo Arts, North Brooklyn Parks Alliance, Newtown Creek Alliance, Holes in the Wall Collective and grouphug magazine.
You must REGISTER FOR SOIL/ Field of Awareness at https://luma.com/soilfield
>>> Location: Penny Bridge the end of Meeker and Gardner avenues
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Join the Mycelium Choral Project for a One-Day Choir to learn an original arrangement of Joni Mitchell’s, “Big Yellow Taxi”. All experience levels, ages, and identities are welcome. May it spark joy, connection, and a deeper connection to the importance of climate justice work. We’ll sing at the Kingsland Wildflowers Green Roof & Community Engagement Center, concluding our time singing on the rooftop amidst the beautiful flowers growing there. 🌱
Registration coming soon! check instagram.com/myceliumchoralproject for details.
>>> Location: 520 Kingsland Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11222 Kingsland Wildflowers Green Roof & Community Engagement Center
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We'll all gather on the Kingsland Wildflowers rooftops for a closing Celebration of Climate Week! Come join in singing the Big Yellow Taxi with often hundreds of people with the Mycelium Choral Project who've been learning the song, experience the virtual AR Banquet from Everything Good Studio, exploring what used to be, and could be again, eaten from MESPAETCHES/Newtown Creek, dance on the rooftops to the sunset with a DJ set and live Mycelial projections, experience a sensory exhibition by artist Shahira Hammad, working with distributed and often imperceptible living systems within altered ecologies.
>>> Location: 520 Kingsland Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11222
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This is part of Imagined Futures: This Must be the Place scavenger hunt, connecting you deeper to 7 waterways across the city.
More info at holesinthewallcollective/imaginedfutures
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Made possible with support from NYC Cultural Affairs and NYC Tourism Foundation.read more · Original Link ↗
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Sun 9/27 · 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
NYC Climate Day of Action
● Financial District/Lower Manhattan
📍 Wagner Park Pavillion Classroom, 20 Battery Pl., Manhattan, New York, New York, 10280, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by NYC 2030 District and Good Standing. Themes: Energy and Electrification, Environmental Justice, Finance and Clean growth, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.Hosted by NYC 2030 District and Good Standing. Themes: Energy and Electrification, Environmental Justice, Finance and Clean growth, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
Join us for the launch of a collective climate action coalition, comprised of climate-focused orgs in NYC, hosted by the NYC 2030 District (NYC2030) and coalition partners:
GridRewards, SolarOne, Resilient Red Hook, PowerMarket, Soulful Synergy, PSYCA, Clean + Healthy NY, & RETI Center.
Show up, learn, complete an action or a few, earn some prizes, make some friends, and watch the sunset over the water with a view of the Statue of Liberty. Enjoy music, drinks, impact, and direct, measurable civic engagement.
Every New Yorker who walks in will have the option to take at least one concrete step with the partner orgs that cuts emissions or grows clean energy.
Speakers, Music, a Teach-In, Tables for Direct Climate Actions by New Yorkers. Learn about Peaker Plants and Power Grid Resilience, and most importantly: How you Can Help the Climate, Save Energy and Save Money.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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📍 180 Orchard St, Manhattan, New York, New York, 10002, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Empowerment Collective. Themes: Environmental Justice, Industry and Supply Chains.Hosted by Empowerment Collective. Themes: Environmental Justice, Industry and Supply Chains.
Learn from business, academic, and NGO leaders about how our economic systems incentivize extraction and exploitation, creating barriers to living incomes & prosperity for all, environmental sustainability, cultural preservation, and political stability.
Doors open at 5pm, with the panel starting at 5:30pm. Come early to grab a drink from the P&T cafe!
About the host:
Empowerment Collective (EC) was founded by Nasreen Sheikh, a survivor of modern slavery and global human rights advocate. 100% led by survivors, EC utilizes circular leadership models to reduce vulnerability to poverty and exploitation through seven key human rights: nature, water, food, healthcare, housing, education, and technology. The organization takes a multi-scale approach - engaging directly with communities through relationship-based mutual aid and survivor leadership programs, while also collaborating with high-level policymakers to drive systemic change. Through the TransparaTrade initiative, EC leads a global movement for a regenerative and transparent economic system to eradicate poverty and exploitation at the root.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Ruchira Gupta
Ishaan Shah
Nasreen Sheikh
Alex Du
Adeline Daab
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Sun 9/27 · 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Fix Your Own Bike Workshop
● Greenwich Village/East Village
📍 Time's Up! Environmental Organization Space, 626 E 14th St, between Avenue B & C, Manhattan, New York, New York, 10009, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Time's Up! Environmental Organization. Themes: Climate and Health, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities, Transport and Travel. Every Wednesday and Sunday, Time's Up! Environmental Organization offers free, open-to-all bike repair workshops at our first-floor space on 14th Street, Manhattan.Hosted by Time's Up! Environmental Organization. Themes: Climate and Health, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities, Transport and Travel.
Every Wednesday and Sunday, Time's Up! Environmental Organization offers free, open-to-all bike repair workshops at our first-floor space on 14th Street, Manhattan. While we don’t have that many used bikes for sale, we have a pretty good amount of recycled bike parts, and just about as many tools as you could ever imagine to fix up your bicycle. During our open workshop hours, you are welcome to use our tools to fix your own bike, and our volunteer mechanics are more than happy to offer some expert bicycle repair advice.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Closing celebration of Climate Week on Newtown Creek at Kingsland Wildflowers Rooftop
● Brooklyn
📍 520 Kingland Ave, Brooklyn, Brooklyn, New York, 11222, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Holes in the Wall Collective, Mycelium Choral Project, Noo Arts. Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.Hosted by Holes in the Wall Collective, Mycelium Choral Project, Noo Arts. Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans, Sustainable Living, Cities and Communities.
We’ll mark the end of Climate Week with what matters everyday: a celebration of the collective intelligence and mycelial networks of what is worth transforming and what is worth fighting for.
Bringing together water activists, urban ecologists, community stewards, neighbors, artists and friends, featuring an artistic activations by artist Shahira Hammad and joined by Mycelium Choral Project to sing a giant group rendition of Big Yellow Taxi to the last of the fading sun. Special guest volumetric mycelium timelapse projections and DJ set from Winslow Porter.
We're working with Everything Good Studio to create a virtual banquet along the Newtown Creek Nature Walk along with audio snippets from Gus Perry of NCA, Newtown Creek whisperer Lisa Bloodgood and Gil Lopez of Smiling Hogshead Ranch as part of our Newtown Creek scavenger hunt. Jack and Rachel of Everything Good Studio will also be bringing their XR experience up to the roof for the celebration.
If you are anywhere in NYC on the 27th, make your way here to end the evening and week. To fight for what we love, celebrate where we are, restore what we’ve lost and reimagine what is coming…
Made in collaboration with Noo Arts.
With libations from Grimm brewery and Brewheister’s late summer brew from Community Garden Hops.
This is part of Imagined Futures: This Must be the Place,connecting you deeper to 7 waterways across the city through interactive scavenger hunts and community programming. More info at holesinthewallcollective/imaginedfutures
Made possible with support from NYC Cultural Affairs, NYC Tourism Foundation and NYSCAread more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
📍 406A Comfort Rd., Manhattan, New York, New York, 10004, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Climate Cafe NYC, Climate Imaginarium, Kayla Weisdorf. Themes: Environmental Justice, Nature, Land and Oceans.Hosted by Climate Cafe NYC, Climate Imaginarium, Kayla Weisdorf. Themes: Environmental Justice, Nature, Land and Oceans.
The Seagrass Dance is a Climate Week NYC screening of artist Kayla Weisdorf’s new 70-minute documentary exploring the extraordinary ecological potential of seagrass - one of the world’s most effective natural carbon sinks and a powerful yet often overlooked nature-based climate solution. Through poetic cinematography and an original score, the film follows the restoration of eelgrass meadows, revealing how ecological care, scientific knowledge, and human participation can work together to restore coastal ecosystems.
The screening will be followed by a conversation with artist Kayla Weisdorf and Willis Elkins, Executive Director of Newtown Creek Alliance, exploring ecological restoration, public engagement, and the role of art in inspiring climate action.
The event is intended for artists, environmental practitioners, scientists, policymakers, philanthropists, and members of the broader Climate Week community interested in nature-based solutions, ecological restoration, and the role of culture in advancing climate action.
Film: 70 minutes
Q&A: 30 minutes
Total program: Approximately 100 minutes
Free seaweed-based functional drinks will be provided by OoMee!read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
Night at Basecamp: An Evening of Conservation Storytelling
● Midtown East/Grand Central
Private event
📍 58 Park Avenue, Manhattan, New York, New York, 10016, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by Causeway Impact. Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans.Hosted by Causeway Impact. Themes: Nature, Land and Oceans.
Presented by Causeway Impact, in collaboration with Wildlife Conservation Network / Yunkawasi, the Jane Goodall Institute, and OneReef, Night at Basecamp is an evening of immersive storytelling led by the people working on the frontlines of our living planet.
Over the course of the evening, you'll hear three stories: one from the forest, one from the canopy, and one from the ocean. Each conservation leader will share a defining moment from their work through personal narration, extraordinary visuals from the field, and a meaningful object connected to their experience.
Each presentation is designed to transport the audience into the places, communities, and moments that have shaped these conservation leaders' lives and work.
Our Featured Storytellers include:
Fanny Cornejo: Executive Director (Yunkawasi, Peru)
Bill Wallauer: Research Videographer/ Cinematographer(Jane Goodall Institute, Tanzania)
Dr. Nicole Yamase - Director of Impact (OneReef, Micronesia)
Following the presentations, guests are invited to continue the conversation during a reception with the storytellers, representatives from the organizations, and fellow attendees.
Night at Basecamp brings together conservation leaders, philanthropists, investors, filmmakers, artists, and changemakers for an evening of storytelling, conversation, and community.
Join us on Tuesday, September 29 at Scandinavia House.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
📍 Convene 237 Park Avenue, Manhattan, New York City, New York, 10017, United States Google Maps (guess) →
Hosted by NESEA (Northeast Sustainable Energy Association). Themes: Buildings and Infrastructure, Energy and Electrification, Environmental Justice.Hosted by NESEA (Northeast Sustainable Energy Association). Themes: Buildings and Infrastructure, Energy and Electrification, Environmental Justice.
NESEA's BuildingEnergy NYC conference and trade show is a chance to immerse yourself in a full day of networking and intensive learning with your peers from the fields of design, construction, engineering, policy, finance, and beyond.
Our Keynote Address will kick off a full day of curated sessions, presented by experts in the field and reviewed by a volunteer committee of NESEA Members. The day will also include community networking events and presentations from conference sponsors.
We hope you will join us in NYC on 10/15 to learn, make new connections, and to add your perspective to these vital discussions.read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
11th International Conference on Global Energy Meet (GEM 2027)
● Other / TBD
Hybrid
📍 Sheraton North Houston at George Bush Intercontinental 15700 John F Kennedy Blvd, Houston, TX 77032, USA, Houston, 77032, United States Site unverified
Hosted by USG United Scientific Group, a non-profit scientific organization. Themes: Buildings and Infrastructure, Energy and Electrification, Transport and Travel.Hosted by USG United Scientific Group, a non-profit scientific organization. Themes: Buildings and Infrastructure, Energy and Electrification, Transport and Travel.
11th International Conference on Global Energy Meet (GEM 2027)
February 17-19, 2027, | Houston, TX | Hybrid
Venue: Sheraton North Houston at George Bush Intercontinental, Texas
Contact us at: gem@uniscigroup.net | +1-469-854-2280
Weblink: https://globalenergy.unitedscientificgroup.org/
Abstract submission link: https://globalenergy.unitedscientificgroup.org/abstract_submission
Registration link: https://globalenergy.unitedscientificgroup.org/registration_form
The USG United Scientific Group, a non-profit scientific organization, takes the honor to invite you to the 11th International Conference on Global Energy Meet (GEM 2027) which will be held on February 17-19, 2027, Houston, Texas.
Since its launch in 2016, the Global Energy Meet has been held successfully every year, bringing together researchers, industry experts, and professionals from around the world.
GEM 2027 will provide a platform for researchers, academicians, industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to share their latest research and ideas. The conference will cover important topics such as renewable energy, energy storage, hydrogen, smart grids, carbon capture, nuclear energy, and other sustainable energy technologies. It also offers excellent opportunities for networking, collaboration, and discussing solutions for the global energy transition.
Conference Highlights
Keynote Speakers: Renowned experts from academia and industry will share their insights.
Technical Sessions: Dive deep into technical topics through a series of informative sessions.
Poster Sessions: Interact with researchers and view cutting-edge work in poster sessions.
Networking: Connect with peers, establish collaborations, and build your professional network.
Topics
• Wind Power & Energy
• Environmental & Pollution Issues
• Hydroenergy & Hydropower Technology
• Energy Conversion & Storage
• Carbon Capture & Storage
• Fuel Chemistry, Technology & Processing
• Biofuels, Bioenergy & Biogas
• Nanotechnology for Energy Applications and many more….read more · Original Link ↗ · Register ↗
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