Hey L.A. Climate Heroes! « It’s Getting Hot In Here

What are you doing this weekend!? ACE has some sweet plans for you — if you’re game.

Do you want to raise your voice by giving presentations? Do you want to be trained to be one of the many inspiring and savvy young leaders out there?

YOU are invited to attend our first Southern California Student Leader Training. Join us to learn how to motivate others to go green and join the climate movement! Space is limited so apply ASAP!

What: Public Narrative Youth Presenter Training – How to effectively tell your story and inspire others to action!

Where: Environmental Charter High School 16315 Grevillea Ave, Lawndale, CA 90260

When: Saturday November 21st from 9:45am – 2pm

All you’ll need to bring is positivity and enthusiasm – we’ll provide lunch, liveliness and learning. But, remember space is limited so apply by Thursday, 11/19.

All you have to do is reply to sophie.korn@climateeducation.org with the information below and a few words about why you’d like to attend.

Name: ______________________________________________________________________

Home Address: ______________________________________________________________

City: __________________________________ State: ____________ Zip:________________

Email: ______________________________________________________________________

Phone #: ____________________________________________________________________

School Name:

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School Address: ____________________________________________________________

City: __________________________________ State: ____________ Zip: ________________

Hope to speak with you soon and see you on Saturday!

About Alisha

Alisha is an Educator with Alliance for Climate Education (ACE), a new nonprofit based in Oakland, CA. ACE works with high schools to spread climate literacy and empower high school students to take action to curb global warming. A native of Philly, Alisha graduated from Hamilton College in 2006 with a B.A. in Geoscience and Environmental Studies. Alisha has also worked with MASSPIRG, NWF, and the Breakthrough Institute. When not at work, Alisha loves biking the hills of Berkeley, practicing for her eventual debut on Iron Chef, and tasting the wines and olives of Cali's Mediterranean climate.