The Seven Sisters Campaign is a national, multi-site public engagement and leadership initiative led by Se’Si’Le in partnership with Tribal, environmental, and faith-based organizations. This campaign will launch events designed to elevate the leadership of Seven Indigenous Women whose work addresses the intersecting crises of biodiversity loss, climate disruption, and environmental injustice.
This webinar is the Climate Smart Wood Group’s first stop on a U.S. climate smart forestry tour, focusing on the diverse and productive forests of New England. Presenters will introduce the defining characteristics of forests in this region and how the fundamental principles of climate smart forestry are being applied on the ground. This will include a discussion of important forest practices, the realities for different types of forest landowners, and the considerations for sourcing wood that supports long-term forest health and resilience in this region.
Join the Seven Sisters Campaign, led by Se’Si’Le in partnership with Tribal, environmental, and faith-based organizations, at St. Mark’s Cathedral in Seattle, WA. This campaign will launch events designed to elevate the leadership of Seven Indigenous Women whose work addresses the intersecting crises of biodiversity loss, climate disruption, and environmental injustice.
Earth Gay Tacoma is the LGBTQ community’s most visible form of environmental activism. It includes activities in Tacoma that strive to engage people in protecting the environment in their neighborhood. The event will offer opportunities to learn about the environment and how we can work together to achieve clean water, clean air, and healthy forests in Tacoma. Hosted at Swan Creek Park, this event is free, accessible, and open to all.
Join the Seven Sisters Campaign, led by Se’Si’Le in partnership with Tribal, environmental, and faith-based organizations, in Washington D.C. This campaign will launch events designed to elevate the leadership of Seven Indigenous Women whose work addresses the intersecting crises of biodiversity loss, climate disruption, and environmental injustice.
Join the Seven Sisters Campaign, led by Se’Si’Le in partnership with Tribal, environmental, and faith-based organizations, at Sen. Frank R. Lautenberg Center in New York, NY. This campaign will launch events designed to elevate the leadership of Seven Indigenous Women whose work addresses the intersecting crises of biodiversity loss, climate disruption, and environmental injustice.
Join the Seven Sisters Campaign, led by Se’Si’Le in partnership with Tribal, environmental, and faith-based organizations, at the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, WA. This campaign will launch events designed to elevate the leadership of Seven Indigenous Women whose work addresses the intersecting crises of biodiversity loss, climate disruption, and environmental injustice.
Join the Seven Sisters Campaign, led by Se’Si’Le in partnership with Tribal, environmental, and faith-based organizations, at Brickworks, Friday Harbor in San Juan Island, WA This campaign will launch events designed to elevate the leadership of Seven Indigenous Women whose work addresses the intersecting crises of biodiversity loss, climate disruption, and environmental injustice.