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SUMMARY:How to Make Your Job a Climate Job
DESCRIPTION:We need millions of people working on climate to address the demands of the climate crisis. \nIn the next ten years\, we can expect 100 million people to transition their careers to climate. \nGetting a climate job is one of the most tangible climate actions an individual can make; it’s 40+ hours a week that you’re funneling into concrete climate actions. \nHowever\, there is a significant disconnect between available roles and job seekers on the market. There tends to be a more straightforward path with an influx of full-time climate jobs for hard engineering\, scientific\, and software professionals. In contrast\, it can be more difficult for those in non-technical fields to transition their careers to climate. \nREGISTER HERE \nThis upcoming webinar will provide resources and guidance for: \nJob seekers who are currently employed and looking to make an impact in their current role while they outline their path to a full-time climate position. \nThose who are happily employed and not looking to transition their careers to climate fully but want to find ways to make a direct climate impact. \nThe Climate People team has gathered experts from Project Drawdown\, Climate Club\, LinkedIn\, and Browngirl Green to discuss how you can rework your current role to focus more on climate solutions. \nHear from: \nAiyana Bodi\, a Senior Associate at Drawdown Labs \nAdam Braun\, the Co-Founder and CEO of Climate Club \nBen Lai\, a Senior Software Developer and Lead of an Employee Green Team at LinkedIn \nKristy Drutman\, Co-Founder of Browngirl Green
URL:https://sustain.ucla.edu/event/how-to-make-your-job-a-climate-job/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:The Spatial Dilemma of Sustainable Transportation and Just Affordable Housing - UCLA Housing\, Neighborhood and Health Seminar Series
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Paul M. Ong\nResearch Professor\, UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs\nDirector\, UCLA Center for Neighborhood Knowledge \nCalifornia’s intense affordable housing crisis has highlighted the fundamental linkage between land use\, transportation\, climate policy\, and equity. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions\, the main contributor to climate change\, is a priority policy goal for the state of California\, and cutting vehicle miles traveled (VMT) is a key mechanism for achieving this goal. In order to equitably achieve this reduction\, it is critical that affordable housing options be situated in areas that facilitate less driving\, through reliable access to public transit\, walkability\, and proximity to employment. These elements\, among others\, can combine to create more sustainable communities. \nWe hope you can join us for this research seminar where Dr. Ong will discuss his project that examines the spatial distribution of tenant-based Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) units and Low-income Housing Tax Credit units to understand whether geographic patterns and trends are consistent with climate change and equity goals. \nFind reports and briefs associated with this project here. \nREGISTER HERE \nThis webinar is co-sponsored by the UCLA Center for Neighborhood Knowledge\, UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies and UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate.
URL:https://sustain.ucla.edu/event/the-spatial-dilemma-of-sustainable-transportation-and-just-affordable-housing-ucla-housing-neighborhood-and-health-seminar-series/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:Mission-Driven Consulting: Prospects for Sustainability and Equity in Southern California
DESCRIPTION:Is it too good to be true? Can we indeed protect the environment\, grow jobs\, promote racial equity\, and enhance community well-being? \nJoin UC Riverside’s School of Public Policy in conversation with Cecilia Estolano\, as they discuss promising trends towards environmental sustainability and racial equity in Southern California\, including in the Inland Empire region. \nREGISTER HERE \nAbout the Speaker: \nCecilia V. Estolano is CEO and Founder of Estolano Advisors\, and is a leading voice on contemporary urban planning issues with expertise in equitable economic and workforce development\, climate resilient infrastructure\, land use\, and urban revitalization. An urban planner and land use and environmental lawyer\, Cecilia has worked at all levels of government\, settled major Clean Water Act litigation\, led the largest redevelopment agency in the nation\, founded an award winning urban and public policy firm\, and acquired and repositioned an environmental advocacy consultancy. \nCecilia sits on the boards of Jobs to Move America and the National Employment Law Project. She previously chaired the Regents of the University of California\, and has served on the boards of the California Coastal Commission\, Manufacturing Renaissance\, the California League of Conservation Voters\, Lambda Legal\, and California YMCA Youth and Government. \n-– \nCOMPLIMENTARY PARKING FOR EXTERNAL/NON-UCR VISITORS: \n1. Please turn into the UCR Information Kiosk on West Campus Drive (https://goo.gl/maps/5PgoGpD1oeoUqLE16) . \n2. Please indicate to the kiosk attendant that you are a guest for the “Estolano Fireside Chat.” \n3. You will be given access to park in Lot 1 (https://goo.gl/maps/oFX8opaVqo9jcKzy7).
URL:https://sustain.ucla.edu/event/mission-driven-consulting-prospects-for-sustainability-and-equity-in-southern-california/
LOCATION:The Barn\, HMNSS 1500\, W Campus Dr\, Riverside\, CA\, 92507\, United States
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SUMMARY:ACWA General Meeting
DESCRIPTION:ACWA at UCLA is a new club on campus that facilitates learning about issues surrounding clean water both in the United States and beyond. The club does this through both advocacy and research initiatives. On the advocacy front\, ACWA organizes interesting and thought-provoking events for the UCLA community on issues related to clean water and environmental injustice. Those on ACWA’s research team help build collective knowledge on issues on water (both in the US and beyond) through writing thoughtful articles for their blog every quarter. ACWA welcome students of all backgrounds and majors\, as we seek to cultivate a fruitful discussion on campus about these issues. \nIf you’re interested in joining\, please fill out this interest form: https://forms.gle/6cAy1phcWuJ1N46S6 \nACWA’s next general meeting is next Tuesday\, January 24 at 5 pm in Ackerman 2410. Come stop by to learn more about clean water justice!
URL:https://sustain.ucla.edu/event/acwa-general-meeting/
LOCATION:Ackerman Union 2410\, 308 Westwood Plaza\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90024\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Access Clean Water Anywhere (ACWA) at UCLA":MAILTO:acwaucla@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:Nonprofit Networking Night
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by the UCLA Volunteer Center\, Community Service Commission\, Residential Life\, and Student Affairs\, Nonprofit Networking Night is an opportunity for nonprofit organizations to speak to qualified UCLA students regarding full-time\, part-time\, career and/or internship opportunities. \nREGISTER HERE \nThis networking event is designed to connect UCLA students and young alumni with non-profit career professionals who share similar career aspirations. Students who are interested in learning more about or are looking for opportunities (e.g. jobs\, internships\, etc.) can gain valuable insight about a wide variety of positions and organizations in the community. This program provides students with information about ways to get involved outside of and after graduating UCLA. Students are encouraged to think more about their post-graduation goals\, allowing them to continue with their academic careers with more focus and intention. \nParticipating organizations in the past have represented the fields of education\, environment\, family & children\, health\, homelessness/poverty\, international\, public policy/legal\, and disability services. \nNonprofit Networking Night 2023 will be an in-person event on Tuesday\, January 24 from 6pm – 9pm PST inside the Covel Grand Horizon Room on campus.
URL:https://sustain.ucla.edu/event/nonprofit-networking-night/
LOCATION:UCLA Covel Commons\, Grand Horizon Room\, 330 De Neve Dr\, Los Angeles\, CA\, 90095\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="UCLA Volunteer Center":MAILTO:volunteer@saonet.ucla.edu
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