RE-Scheduled SDCW: Move Power Now - Climate Action Week @ EIS

Name: RE-Scheduled SDCW: Move Power Now - Climate Action Week @ EIS
Start: 2026-10-24T18:00:00Z
End: 2026-10-24T21:00:00Z
Location: Elementary Institute-Science

Elementary Institute-Science

San Diego, CA United States

Shop & eat
Watch or listen
Just show up
Register or RSVP
Food available
Civic & town halls
Indoors
Learn something
Social

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Comments 9

Sarah Mitchell · 4d
Really excited about this event! We need to talk about climate action now more than ever. Hope to see a lot of people there.
Diego Morales · 4d
Going to be there. Looking forward to hearing what local policy changes they're proposing for our neighborhoods.
Andres Castro · 4d
This is important work. @diego.mex1988 are you going? Would be good to carpool and save on gas lol
Ahmed Hassan · 4d
Question: will there be parking? The venue location isn't super accessible by transit and I'm trying to figure out logistics.
Gabriela Morales · 4d
All this climate talk while we're shipping our manufacturing jobs overseas and importing everything we buy. We're just making ourselves poorer and other countries richer. Meanwhile we destroy our own economy. Makes sense.
Amir Khalil · 4d
@gabi.art.life I understand the concern about jobs, but climate impacts hit our wallets too. Flooding, drought, fires - those have real costs. It's not either/or.
Alejandro Chavez · 4d
where is parking though?? @ahmed_sd_2022 did you find that info? I'm not going if I have to pay 20 bucks
Gabriela Morales · 4d
@amirkhalil.sd those costs aren't real yet. Right now we're just making everything more expensive for working people. It's easy to talk about climate when you're not the one struggling with grocery prices.
Diego Morales · 4d
@gabi.art.life grocery prices are up across the whole world though, not because of climate policy. But I get the frustration—can we not do this here? Save it for actual discussion at the event maybe?

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Comments 9

Sarah Mitchell · 4d

Really excited about this event! We need to talk about climate action now more than ever. Hope to see a lot of people there.

Diego Morales · 4d

Going to be there. Looking forward to hearing what local policy changes they're proposing for our neighborhoods.

Andres Castro · 4d

This is important work. @diego.mex1988 are you going? Would be good to carpool and save on gas lol

Ahmed Hassan · 4d

Question: will there be parking? The venue location isn't super accessible by transit and I'm trying to figure out logistics.

Gabriela Morales · 4d

All this climate talk while we're shipping our manufacturing jobs overseas and importing everything we buy. We're just making ourselves poorer and other countries richer. Meanwhile we destroy our own economy. Makes sense.

Amir Khalil · 4d

@gabi.art.life I understand the concern about jobs, but climate impacts hit our wallets too. Flooding, drought, fires - those have real costs. It's not either/or.

Alejandro Chavez · 4d

where is parking though?? @ahmed_sd_2022 did you find that info? I'm not going if I have to pay 20 bucks

Gabriela Morales · 4d

@amirkhalil.sd those costs aren't real yet. Right now we're just making everything more expensive for working people. It's easy to talk about climate when you're not the one struggling with grocery prices.

Diego Morales · 4d

@gabi.art.life grocery prices are up across the whole world though, not because of climate policy. But I get the frustration—can we not do this here? Save it for actual discussion at the event maybe?