CAF Seattle’s November Gathering – Visioning Schools that Honor Young Peoples’ Needs Youth and adults alike gathered together for Climate Action Families’ (CAF) Seattle’s November 2023 meeting at Bethany UCC in South Seattle to enjoy food, sing and learn about how youth organizations are standing up for environmental and social justice. The church gathering …
Nurturing Roots and Relationships: A Day of Planting and Healing at Daybreak Star Cultural Center On a crisp fall day, overlooking the Salish Sea, our CAF Seattle members gathered with other community volunteers outside the Daybreak Star Cultural Center, a beacon of Indigenous culture and resilience in Seattle. With gratitude to the Na’ah Illahee Fund …
In Awe of Puhpowee: Our Forests’ Autumn Wonders The rain let up for the afternoon, gifting us an easy play day in the forest of Seward Park with it’s old growth treasures. The wisdom encapsulated in the Anishinaabe word “puhpowee”* – the force that causes mushrooms to emerge from the earth overnight- danced along our …
Seattle youth with Seattle Cruise Control stand up for justice.
CAF Seattle Re-united and Re-energized for Climate Justice After years of Zoom meetings, emails, and virtual hugs, CAF Seattle finally had the chance to be together in person for a social gathering. The evening was nothing short of magical—filled with the warmth of old friendships, the spark of new ideas, and the hum of collective …
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Home electrification campaign leads met in Montana to bridge the regional divides and support a healthier, more stable Northwest.
CAF Seattle joined 350 Seattle for the Lake City Summer Festival’s Grand Parade as part of the Electrify Seattle campaign dressed as solar panels, heat pumps, plugs and energy bolts! We brought our globe parachute which delighted the little ones as they ran underneath. Kids were excited to see people concerned about the planet and said …
On Tuesday CAF members Rick, Rusty, Dongmei, Gillian, and Heather joined over 300 activists and tribal elders at the Save Luma event. Rick played some songs to energize the crowd! Save Luma is a campaign to save a 150+ year-old, 80-foot tall western red cedar in north Seattle that was slated to be cut by …
Climate Action Families joined 350 Seattle in this year’s Fremont Solstice Parade to promote electrification using art and dance! Perfect time to do the Electric Slide! So much fun to be dancing in the streets showing people a positive vision of the future.
Board member Dr. Heather Price interviewed by John’s Hopkins podcast on addressing the climate crisis with youth.