• Wednesday May 5 at 5:00 p.m. CT

• Zoom Registration 

We must halt environmental destruction while providing a better quality of life for everyone on Earth. Since our hope has been that alternative energy can replace fossil fuels, it can be overwhelming to learn of its limitations. How real are concerns with nuclear, solar, wind, and hydro-power? How can overcoming capitalism help attain the social justice and shorter work week that humanity needs? This webinar will explore core issues involved in creating a better world while using vastly less energy and producing what we need for a brighter future.

Hear from ...

• Joan McKiernan, Broome Tioga Green Party;
• Katie Singer, Reports on Our Digital Footprint;
• Stan Cox, The Land Institute;
• Omali Yeshitela, Chairman, African People's Socialist Party;
• Don Fitz, Green Party of St. Louis;
• The moderator will be Delilah Barrios, Green Party Latinx Caucus.

The webinar is NO COST, but you need to REGISTER to attend.

To register, click HERE or paste link into your browser:
https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMkduyrrD0sH9zpNMVQ6GraMf-j7jxSA2eW

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

For more info, call 314-727-8554 or visit www.gateway-greens.org.

Cosponsors of the zoom meeting include the African National Women's Organization, African People’s Socialist Party, Attack the System, Broome Tioga Green Party, Black Community Control of the Police, Climate Council of Greater Kansas City, CODEPINK, Gateway Green Alliance, Green Party Albuquerque Metro Area, Green Party of Kansas City, Green Party Latinx Caucus, Green Party of New York, Green Party of San Diego, Green Party of Washington, Green Party Peace Action Committee, Green Social Thought, Humanity's Last Stand, Indiana Green Party, Lynne Stewart Organization, NAACP, New Abolitionist Movement, North Carolina Green Party, Pacific Green Party of Oregon, Reports on Our Digital Footprint, Shia Islamic Education Center, Solidarity, Uhuru Solidarity Movement, Universal African Peoples Organization, US-Cuba Normalization Coalition, and Young EcoSocialists.