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350mke meeting: zoom Tuesday, june 11, 7pm (MORE...)
In planning Being PlannedIf you're not yet on our mailing list, click 350milwaukee.weebly.com/get-involved.html to receive your emailed Zoom meeting invitation.
Video and materials from previous meetings are available at: 350MKE Archives Join our mailing list to receive your zoom invitation. 350MKE Fridays for Future Friday, may 17, 12pm (MORE...)
Masks and Physical Distancing as appropriate No protest when below 25F, Winter Advisory, Wet snow/rain (signs are paper), AQI above 80 350 wisconsin Meeting: Monday may 6, 7pm (more...)
Why Climate Justice Now? 350 Wisconsin: Monday, May 6, 7-8:10 pm
Zoom Why Climate Justice Now? Stephanie Janeth Salgado Altamirano Please join us on Monday, May 6, to hear 350 Wisconsin Board member Stephanie Janeth Salgado Altamirano share her passion for promoting climate justice and the voice of youth.
Stephanie will bring us her compelling personal story and a fresh perspective on why our work is so urgent and vital today. She will share her experience as a young immigrant of color working on climate justice activism and explain what that experience can teach us about climate work in Wisconsin and beyond. WHAT: 350 Wisconsin May Monthly Meeting WHEN: Monday, May 6, 2024 ONLINE VIA ZOOM: Register in advance for the meeting here. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting via computer, tablet, or smartphone. Born and raised in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Stephanie moved to Madison, Wisconsin, in 2015. Awareness of the interaction of systems of oppression led her to embrace climate justice activism and found the Memorial High School Green Club, which helped organize the 2019 Madison Climate Strike. Stephanie was subsequently invited to join the Wisconsin Governor’s Task Force on Climate Change. Stephanie now works as the Madison Community Organizer for Voces de la Frontera, an organization committed to intersectional understanding and environmental justice. We are excited to have Stephanie serving as a member of the 350 Wisconsin Board. 350 Wisconsin Meetings: First Monday of the Month Read more and register to receive a meeting link here 350 Wisconsin Meeting Archive campaign for the climate: Elections have consequences (MORE...)
2023 Wisconsin Election - Resources to find who's on your ballot and where to vote
MyVote.wi.gov - See your ballot before you leave for your polling place - no more "who's that person?" BallotPedia.org WisconsinVote.org VOTE ABSENTEE BY MAIL FIND MY POLLING PLACE 350MKE is joining forces with 350 Wisconsin Action and other organizations to give our members some options to take action and make a difference.
Elections have huge consequences for the climate. Reach out to young voters with NextGen (more...)
“NextGen is the nation’s largest youth voting organization that’s using innovative digital and field strategies to turn out young voters in key states. We’re empowering the largest and most diverse generation in American history through voter education, registration and mobilization. At NextGen we share lessons learned with the broader progressive community to build a stronger, more nimble and effective democracy.”
Canvassing is going in cities all around Wisconsin
On-line or in-person, you can connect with young voters! Go to NextGen's page to find a city and date that works for you! voter registration (more...)
Supermarket Legends Also email them at: [email protected]
Become a poll worker (more...)
Learn more at AllOnTheLine If you want to be a poll worker in Milwaukee, you have to be a resident of Milwaukee County. Go to the Elections Commission on the City of Milwaukee website and get all the info you need. |
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PLASTIC REDUCTION AND YOU - actions: July 350Mke Meeting (MORE...)
Plastic Reduction and You (Actionable) WATCH HERE Marissa Jablonski, PhD Executive Director, Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin Did you hear about Marissa's "Monster Bag"? Read: 8 Things a Plastic-Free Expert Always Brings With Her to Restaurants and Food Trucks "You may not think going out to eat at your favorite restaurant involves a lot of waste — unless you’re taking food to go. In that case, the establishment may send you home with all kinds of plastic, Styrofoam, and otherwise not-biodegradable containers. To make eating out a more sustainable affair, Marissa Jablonski, a plastic-free expert and the executive director at the Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin, keeps a to-go food kit in her car and bike bag." - Apartment Therapy Save energy, Money & CO2 (more...)
We energies (WEC) In the News (more...)
ideas - thoughts on our relationship with carbon (open...)
It’s heating up enough that noaa created heat.gov! (MORE...)
Check out some of the media attention that the UHI campaigns are getting - here's Milwaukee:
And take a look at the U.S. Drought Monitor - National Drought Mitigation Center |