Climatique

Dinner Table Economics
May 29th @ 6pm
Friends Meeting House
1825 Upland Ave
Boulder, CO 80304

A loving dinner gathering is a map of a healthy economy. It exemplifies everything we need to know so we can build future systems where all are fed and welcome, and it shelters us in care & connection while we do so.

Join food justice advocate and economic systems healer Alex Bernat (they/she) for an approachable exploration of ancestral economic healing, currency system design, and radical dreaming.

Alex led a very popular discussion about currency at our Hawk’s Nest concert last summer. For those of you who’ve been asking to have them back, you’ll be delighted to hear that they’re joining us for dinner.

Dinner starts at 6pm, teach-in starts at 6:45pm. Latecomers are welcome, but let us know if you want us to save you some food. As always, dinner is free, gluten free, and vegan.* Come thru!

*may be made in a kitchen that contains allergens

Join Climatique this Friday for an Introducion to Anti-Racism for White People. This workshop will breakdown the first steps to help white folk undo white-saviorism, address internalized biases, and learn how to show up better in BIPOC spaces, community groups, at actions, etc.

Friday, MAY 15TH @ 6:30PM
@ 1825 UPLAND AVE BOULDER, CO 80304
FREE FOOD (Gluten and Vegan)

**This workshop will not be a closed space- aka anyone is welcome- but it will be for and from the perspective of white identifiying people.

Wednesday 5/20 from 6-8:30pm, join us a for an open mic and night of live music at ! Local femme musicians will share songs around collective joy, earth appreciation, climate grief, dreams for a better world, and the complex, messy, and beautiful experience of being human in these times.

Stick around for resources and community dialogue around how to get involved with local social justice and collective liberation projects. A portion of funds will be donated to Wildseed Society, a BIPOC led organization building healing infrastructure to resource frontline organizers and movement leaders to create change in sustainable and grounded ways for the long run.

Join Climatique this Thursday for a workshop on foraging in Boulder with Amy Anderson () - learn how to find (and eat) the abundant spring veggies that grow in and around Boulder, including linden, black locust, creeping bellflower, and garlic mustard - many are tasty invasive plants that your ecosystem will thank you for eating!

Dinner starts at 6pm, workshop at 6:45pm. Latecomers are welcome, but let us know if you want us to save you some food. As always, dinner is free, gluten free, and vegan*. See you Thursday!

*may be made in a kitchen that contains allergens