Learn why it’s important to center people and equity when discussing climate change.
Equity in Climate Change Communications
Category: Environment
The San Diego Foundation Announces Availability of $400K in Grants for Equitable Outdoor Access Programs
The San Diego Foundation announced today that it has upwards of $400,000 in Opening the Outdoors grants available for nonprofit organizations providing equitable outdoor access programming in San Diego County.
Fostering Cross-Border Connection and Environmental Collaboration: Via International
Learn how Thrive Outside partner and Opening the Outdoors grantee Via International supports the ideals of Friendship Park.
La Niña and Predicting San Diego’s Weather
Learn how climate change is making weather forecasting more difficult.
Beyond the Water: Thriving Outside with Urban Surf 4 Kids
Urban Surf 4 Kids leads trauma‐informed surf therapy camps and mentorship programs that empower foster and youth who have experienced complex trauma.
Climate Change & Our Regional Commitment to a Sustainable Future
During our sixth Enabling Community Solutions webinar, speakers and local experts discussed how we can safeguard our region’s future against the impacts of climate change.
Building Community Resilience Through Equitable Outdoor Access
During our fifth Enabling Community Solutions webinar, speakers and local experts engaged in a discussion about community-driven efforts that connect, protect, and increase equitable access to nature across the County.
Nature-based solutions can build community resilience to climate change
Learn more about the importance of WILDCOAST’s study of blue carbon ecosystems.
Building a Roadmap for Climate Action
Learn more about the 2020 Climate Impact Report and the importance of building a resilient region, economy and ecosystem for all San Diegans through climate action planning.
Politifest Community Conversation Sheds Light on Equitable Access to the Outdoors
Some of San Diego’s most notable features are its breathtaking beaches and sprawling mountains. For many of us, it is hard to imagine living in San Diego having never stepped barefoot onto warm sand or walked along a forest trail. A decade after the 2010 Parks for Everyone report highlighted disparities in available green space,... Read More »
