Presentation and Panel: Climate California Docuseries

Episode 6: RPG
Tuesday, 7/8/2025
5:30 - 7:00
Koret Auditorium
Main Library

100 Larkin Street
San Francisco, CA 94102
United States

415-557-4400

Episode 6 of the PBS docuseries "Climate California", "RPG", is about the importance of play in the environmental movement. What if the tools to address climate change are insufficient to the task? Join us as we see Mycelium Youth Network, Intersectional Environmentalist, Un Mar de Colores, and the California Doughnut Economics Coalition search for new ways to engage the public in environmental work. Maybe it's time we took play... a little more seriously.

Panelists after the episode are:

-Marcy Brown (Mycelium Youth Network)
-Indy Rishi Singh and David Kearney-Brown (California Doughnut Economics Coalition)
-Jack Hines (host, Ear to the Wild)
-Charles Loi (host/director, Climate California)

The Climate California series is supported by NorCal Public Media. Episode 2 of the series recently won a regional Emmy in the Environment/Science category.

This program is part of the 2025 Everybody's Climate program series at San Francisco Public Library.

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