Four UCDavis Humphrey Fellows spoke of climate change impacts in their countries after training in the Climate Reality Project.

March 31, 2017

by Lynne Nittler

Four UC Davis Humphrey Fellows from Mexico, Morocco, Tunisia, and Pakistan came to study here in their areas of expertise.  What they learn and the connections they make will benefit their countries when they return.  The Yolo Interfaith  Alliance for Climate Justice invited them to speak on the impacts of climate change in their respective countries, and what solutions they hope will turn the tide.

Their comments and the following discussion with the audience is videotaped here. Read more

Itzel Morales, Humphrey Fellow from the island city of Carmen on the Caribbean coast of Yucatan, is eager to raise awareness of climate change and empower people to conserve.

The 2016-17 UC Davis Humphrey Fellows present:

The Challenges of Climate Change in Mexico, Morocco, Pakistan and Tunisia on Friday, March 24 at 7 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Davis  (27074 Patwin Road).  Each Humphrey Fellow will talk about climate impacts in his or her own country.

Yolo Interfaith Alliance for Climate Justice presents the first of a series of ongoing Climate and Sustainability Speaker Forums. Each speaker will provide information on timely matters regarding climate change and how to live in healthy, sustainable ways, both for us and for the earth.  The speakers welcome questions on the issues raised and moderators will encourage discussion on what is possible for our own community and beyond. Read more