Previous Events

ONLINE event
october 19, 2023 / 8AM - 9AM pt / 11am-12pm et

Climate Wayfinding: Oct Info Session

Curious to learn more about our 2024 Climate Wayfinding higher-ed facilitator workshops? Join us for an online info session! 

In this one-hour event, you will meet The All We Can Save Project team, get a taste of Climate Wayfinding, and learn whether this could be a fit for you and your campus community. 

Please reach out to info@allwecansave.earth with any questions.

WEEKLY ON THURSDAYS, JULY 6–AUGUST 3 • oNLINE
dEEP LEARNING PROGRAM

Climate Wayfinding: a workshop for undergraduate & graduate students

If you are a current undergraduate or graduate student holding questions about your place in climate engagement and/or seeking deeper contribution, this program is designed for you. Applications open through April 28.

June 11 - 14 • in-person • Omega Center, hudson valley, NY
DEEP LEARNING PROGRAM 

Climate Wayfinding: a workshop for higher education faculty & staff

If you work at a college or university and are holding questions about your place in climate engagement and/or are looking to support students’ sense of purpose & direction, this workshop is designed for you. Applications open through April 28.

COMMUNITY EVENT
ONLINE Circles Orientation
May 31, 2023 / 11am ET

Circles Orientation

​​To forge a just and life-giving future, we need to be starting conversations, building community, and working towards solutions wherever we have influence. That’s where All We Can Save Circles come in.

Join The All We Can Save Project team for a one-hour orientation on starting and facilitating an All We Can Save Circle. We’ll walk through the tactical steps of starting a Circle and explore how to ensure it’s a welcoming and worthwhile experience. This will be a participatory event with small-group breakout sessions. Anyone interested in starting a Circle will be warmly welcomed (no climate expertise needed!).

Reach out to info@allwecansave.earth with any questions.

COMMUNITY EVENt 
hosted with JESS SERRANTE OF RADICAL SUPPORT COLLECTIVE
APRIL 25, 2023 / 7:00-8:15PM ET / 4:00-5:15 PM PT

Leading with Integrity: Climate Studio with Jess Serrante

As climate leaders, we show up every day to create a more just, healthy, thriving version of our world. This is hard, important work and doing it well calls on us to bring our whole humanity – contributing to the world with our creativity, integrity, and love. When we bring our full selves to our work, we can experience real satisfaction, even as we face the inevitable challenges that climate leadership brings.

In this studio, The All We Can Save Project invites climate leadership coach, Jess Serrante to share a simple, yet powerful tool to make it easier to live and lead in a way that is in deep alignment with the world that you want to create.

This will be a participatory workshop. No prior climate or leadership experience necessary, and all are welcome!

Cost: Free.

COMMUNITY EVENt
March 16, 2023 / 11:00-12:00 ET / 8:00-9:00 PT

Spring Equinox: Community Connection

Join The All We Can Save Project for our spring Community Connection — the first event in a new series of online gatherings designed to foster reflection and relationship, as we honor Earth’s changing seasons. 

During this inaugural event, we will come together to share poems and songs, connect in small groups, and reflect independently. Our hope is that you leave this experience feeling more attuned, alive, and connected. 

Please note: This will be a participatory event with small-group breakout sessions. No prior climate experience necessary, and are all welcome!

community event
February 23, 2023 / 7:30–8:30 ET / 4:30–5:30 PT

Indigenous sovereignty and the power of story: A climate wayfinding dialogue with Jade Begay

Join us for a conversation with Jade Begay, policy and advocacy director at NDN Collective, to explore Jade’s climate journey and current work. Hosted by Dr. Katharine Wilkinson.

Jade is a climate justice organizer, policy expert, and narrative strategist. She’s a citizen of Tesuque Pueblo and is also Diné and Southern Ute. She works at the intersections of storytelling, narrative strategy, climate and environmental justice, and Indigenous rights policy both at the domestic and international level.

In this conversation, we’ll hear from Jade about how she found her place in climate work by combining her gift for crafting stories with her fierce commitment to Indigenous sovereignty.

Jade has a BA in film/video and communications and an MA in environmental leadership. In 2021, she was appointed by President Biden to serve on the inaugural White House Environmental Justice Advisory Council. Now, Jade directs the policy and advocacy work at NDN Collective, leading programs and projects that advance the self-determination of Indigenous Peoples and Tribal Nations.

This event is a Wayfinding Dialogue — the first in a new series from The All We Can Save Project. We’ll explore the paths of climate leaders and movement-makers of all stripes, and hear how they’ve found their way in climate work.

VIRTUAL community event
January 31, 2023 / 4:30–5:30 PT / 7:30–8:30 ET

Comics and climate emotions: A climate studio led by Madeleine Jubilee Saito

Join Madeleine Jubilee Saito, a cartoonist and artist best-known for her meditative comics about climate and the sacred, for a one-hour workshop on art and climate emotions.

In this studio, Madeleine will share some reflections on climate art, and then lead us through a brief exercise where we’ll make our own reflective climate comic.

This studio will include drawing, but no prior skill is required. Reach out to info@allwecansave.earth with any questions.

Cost: Free.

[registration closed] 
starting October 19 • weekly for five weeks   Hosted by The All We Can Save Project + terra.do

Climate Wayfinding: A 5-week course for finding your place in climate work

If you're holding questions about your place in climate work, seeking deeper contribution, and especially if you're looking to explore those questions in immersive community, this course is designed for you. Led by Dr. Katharine Wilkinson and Nicole Ng.

Course trajectory

• Look inward — explore your essential climate emotions, skills and superpowers, and guiding values
  Audre Lorde taught us that “our feelings are our most genuine paths to knowledge.” We will unearth the essential emotions, values, and motivations that we bring with us into climate work, as well as the skills and superpowers we want to contribute to this moment of collective transformation.

• Look outward — explore climate solutions, accelerators for change, and “kindred” initiatives
  The toolbox of climate solutions is vast and varied, and there are powerful accelerators or leverage points for change. We will use our energy as a way to filter and gain focus. Then we will ground those possibilities in our contexts and communities — the spheres within which change can happen.

• Look forward — design a personalized “compass” to guide your climate journey
  Climate wayfinding is the work of our lifetimes and a muscle we will continue to use and develop. As this course moves to completion, we will weave together the threads of exploration and discovery. Each of us will create our own “climate compass,” define our growth edges, and plan for next steps.

Course logistics

• 5 live online sessions.

• We will be running two concurrent cohorts, starting in October 2022. One cohort will start on Wednesday, October 19, and will run for 5 consecutive Wednesdays. The second cohort will start on Thursday, October 20, and and will run for 5 consecutive Thursdays. In an effort to accommodate more timezones, we are providing four possible options for the days/times of our upcoming cohorts — please specify your availability in the application.

• Course cost is tiered at $700, $350, or $0 for all five sessions; see landing page for more details. Full scholarships available.

• Each cohort has 25 participants, with multiple opportunities to connect in smaller groups and via an online slack community

• Applications close September 16, 2022.

Who should take this course?
✅ All backgrounds, disciplines, and career stages
✅ You’re looking to gain clarity on your climate journey
✅ You are able to attend all 5 live sessions
✅ You have sufficient time (3-4 hours/week over 5 weeks) to dedicate to the program

July 28, 2022 / 12PM ET / 9AM PT

Climate leadership and multisolving: A conversation with Beth Sawin and Katharine Wilkinson

A conversation between Multisolving Institute Founder and Director Beth Sawin and Katharine Wilkinson, co-founder and executive director of The All We Can Save Project.

Grounded in Dr. Wilkinson’s expertise in and vision of a leaderful and feminist climate movement, the conversation will explore the ways in which the climate crisis is also a leadership crisis. What type of leadership is needed today? How can we each find our unique contribution? We will also explore multisolving and why working towards gender justice is vital to address climate change while also advancing the leadership and well-being of women.

september 26–30, 2022*   in-person   Omega Center, hudson valley, NY

Climate Wayfinding Workshop at the Omega Institute: A deep learning program of The All We Can Save Project

This workshop is a 5-day, first-of-its-kind in-person experience of exploration and discovery to foster clarity, courage, and connection for your climate journey. Applications open through July 15, 2022.

* This page previously had incorrect dates — the correct dates are September 26–30, 2022

• Led by Dr. Katharine Wilkinson

• 100% in-person residential program 

• Intimate cohort of 15-20 participants

• Location: Omega Institute, Rhinebeck, NY

June 5, 2022    7:00pm ET / 4:00pm PT  hosted by the all we can save project

Soul Work for the Climate Anxious: A conversation with Dr. Britt Wray about her new book, Generation Dread

A conversation with Dr. Britt Wray and Dr. Katharine Wilkinson about navigating the fine line of despair, hope, and purpose in the climate crisis and Dr. Wray’s new book, Generation Dread: Finding Purpose in an age of Climate Crisis.

We weren't able to record the whole event due to technical difficulties, but you can watch the last 30 minutes of conversation here →

starting June 28th, weekly on Tuesdays for five weeks
11am–1pm et / 8am–10am pt
Hosted by The All We Can Save Project + terra.do

Climate Wayfinding: A new 5-week course for finding your place in climate work [registration closed]

If you're holding questions about your place in climate work, seeking deeper contribution, and especially if you're looking to explore those questions in immersive community, this course is designed for you. Led by Dr. Katharine Wilkinson and Nicole Ng.

Course trajectory

• Look inward — explore your essential climate emotions, skills and superpowers, and guiding values
  Audre Lorde taught us that “our feelings are our most genuine paths to knowledge.” We will unearth the essential emotions, values, and motivations that we bring with us into climate work, as well as the skills and superpowers we want to contribute to this moment of collective transformation.

• Look outward — explore climate solutions, accelerators for change, and “kindred” initiatives
  The toolbox of climate solutions is vast and varied, and there are powerful accelerators or leverage points for change. We will use our energy as a way to filter and gain focus. Then we will ground those possibilities in our contexts and communities — the spheres within which change can happen.

• Look forward — design a personalized “compass” to guide your climate journey
  Climate wayfinding is the work of our lifetimes and a muscle we will continue to use and develop. As this course moves to completion, we will weave together the threads of exploration and discovery. Each of us will create our own “climate compass,” define our growth edges, and plan for next steps.

Course logistics

• 5 live online sessions on Tuesdays, 11am–1pm ET, starting June 28th. Applicants must be able to attend all sessions.

• Course cost is $350 for 5 sessions, with financial aid available

• Each cohort has 15 participants, with multiple opportunities to connect in smaller groups and via an online slack community

Starting March 15, 2022, weekly on Tuesdays for five weeks
6:30pm–8:30pm ET / 3:30pm–5:30pm PT
Hosted by The All We Can Save Project + the Land Peace Foundation

Decolonizing relationships between and among women - A 5-week course with Sherri Mitchell - Weh’na Ha’mu Kwasset

This five-week course focuses on the impacts of patriarchal colonization on the relationships that are formed between and among women. Here, we offer the promise of healed relationships and lasting sisterhood that is only possible when we shed the patriarchal mantle and begin seeing the world through a matrifocal lens. Open to people of all genders.

Course topics:

Birth of the patriarchy
Commodification of women’s bodies
Destruction of feminine power
Emergence of colonization
Colonization of land
Colonization of bodies
Elevation of whiteness
Dehumanization of the non-white body
White feminism
The responsibilities of privilege and power
Embodying feminine wisdom

Course logistics:

This course meets every Tuesday night, 6:30-8:30 pm ET from March 15th to April 12th. The course is $125 for all five sessions. All proceeds from this course will go to the Land Peace Foundation, to support the building of a learning center at Wicuhkemtultine Kinship Community. Sessions will be recorded and shared with those who are registered.

There are 12 scholarship slots available—to apply, write to info@allwecansave.earth with a few sentences about your interest in the course. Priority to those who have signed up to lead, or been part of, an All We Can Save Circle.

November 18th, 2021 
7:30 ET / 4:30 PT
Hosted by The All We Can Save Project + Project Drawdown

How to foster dialogue, community, and climate action at work

To forge a just and life-giving future, we need the biggest, strongest team possible, and that means building community and power wherever we have influence—especially our workplaces.

All We Can Save Circles offer a self-led framework of 10 sessions designed to nurture connection, encourage generous dialogue, and seed action for climate solutions. Drawdown Labs—a program of Project Drawdown—offers a framework for tactical ways that employees can advance climate action within their company. Together, we’re launching an expanded edition of Circles specifically designed to help you build community and engage more deeply with climate in your workplace.

This event was not recorded, but you can find a summary of the material + resources to get started here.

THURSDAY NOVEMBER 11, 2021
4:00–5:00pm Gmt
Hosted by THE NEW YORK TIMES CLIMATE HUB

Reasons to Believe: Unleashing the Power of Optimism

Hosted by The New York Times Climate Hub, moderated by Veronica Chambers with panel members Dr. Katharine Wilkinson, Bruno Rodriguez, Simon Mundy, and Elizabeth Wathuti.

Wednesday october 13, 2021
5:30–6:30pm mt
Hosted by boulder library

Madres y Mujeres: Cuidadoras del Planeta

Acompáñenos para una conversación en español sobre el feminismo y la crisis climática con Christine Nieves-Rodriguez, Adriana Paola Palacios Luna, Michelle Gabrieloff-Parish, y Nuria Rivera-Vandermyde.

Thursday september 9, 2021
7:00–8:15pm ET 

Climate Solutions & Spiritual Leadership: A Conversation with leaders from the All We Can Save anthology

An evening of discussion, poetry, and art with contributors to the All We Can Save anthology around the intersection of faith, climate solutions, and feminist leadership. Including a conversation with Mary Anne Hitt and Heather McTeer Toney moderated by Dr. Katharine Wilkinson and a reading by artist Madeleine Jubilee Saito.

Wednesday July 28th, 2021
7:00–8:30PM EsT 

All We Can Save: A reflective art x climate workshop

Join us to celebrate the launch of All We Can Save in paperback with a meditative art workshop led by Madeleine Jubilee Saito, the artist & cartoonist whose work appears in All We Can Save, and featuring a reading by poet Catherine Pierce.

This workshop will involve drawing, but no drawing experience or expertise is required. Please have a paper and pen or pencil on hand. Register at the link below.

TUESDAY JULY 20th, 2021

All We Can Save paperback launch party

Gather your Circle or #climatesquad, because we’re having a party: We're going to reflect on the past, dream about a just future, and you're invited for all of it!⁠

The All We Can Save anthology holds the collected wisdom from dozens of diverse women leading on climate. In the last year, it's already reached nearly 50,000 hearts and minds. Join co-editors Drs. Johnson and Wilkinson and special guests to celebrate the paperback launch of All We Can Save, and dream about what's to come!

Thursday, march 4th, 2021
7:00pM EST

Capitalism vs. Climate: All We Can Save

Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson will host journalist and activist Naomi Klein and finance expert Régine Clément, both contributors to the climate anthology All We Can Save, for a conversation grappling with how we might transform our economy in order to address the climate crisis. Hosted by Pioneer Works and the Cooper Climate Coalition.

February 9th-11th, 2021

All We Can Save: Why We Must Learn from Indigenous Wisdom

Attorneys and activists Tara Houska and Sherri Mitchell talk with The All We Can Save Project Co-Founder Dr. Katharine Wilkinson about indigenous teachings.

This session was held at GreenBiz Group’s GreenBiz 21, February 9-11, 2021.

Thursday, february 4th, 2021
7:00pM EST

All We Can Save: A Virtual Reading & Conversation

Hosted by Academy of American Poets. Including Academy of American Poets Chancellor Ellen Bass and Camille T. Dungy, two poet contributors to the anthology All We Can Save: Truth, Courage, and Solutions for the Climate Crisis, co-edited by climate leaders Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Dr. Katharine Wilkinson, who will also participate in the event.

Thursday, January 21st, 2021
6:30pM EST

All We Can Save: Truth, Courage, and Solutions for the Climate Crisis

Hosted by Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation and The Earth Institute at Columbia University, with Jainey K. Bavishi, Dr. Kate Marvel, Kate Orff, and Dr. Katharine Wilkinson. Registration required.

Saturday, DECEMBER 12th, 2020 – 2:05pM EST & 3:30pm est
Sunday, December 13th, 2020 – 1:55pm EST

Bioneers 2020 Conference: Beyond the Great Unraveling – Weaving the World Anew

Hosted by Bioneers, with Leah Penniman, Naima Penniman, and Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson. Registration required.

Sunday, DECEMBER 13th, 2020
11:00aM EST

Council on the Uncertain Human Future International Community Event: All We Can Save

Hosted by the Council on the Uncertain Human Future, with Susanne C. Moser, Sherri Mitchell, and Dr. Katharine Wilkinson. Only open to CUHF members.

Thursday, DECEMBER 10th, 2020
1:00pM EST

Wikipedia and Women in the Climate Change Movement

Hosted by the Wikimedia Foundation, with Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8th, 2020
7:00pM EST

All We Can Save: An Evening with Sarah Miller, Jainey K. Bavishi and Jane Gilbert

Hosted by Books & Books, with Sarah Miller and Jainey K. Bavishi. Registration required.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3RD, 2020
6:00PM EST

All We Can Save: A conversation about climate adaptation, climate justice, and resilience

Hosted by Living on Earth and the Sustainable Solutions Lab at University of Massachusetts Boston, with Colette Pichon Battle, Jainey K. Bavishi, Susanne C. Moser, and Dr. Katharine Wilkinson. Registration required.

wednesday, december 2nd, 2020
3:00pm est

VOICES OF NATURE Author Series featuring Katharine Wilkinson

Hosted by the Biomimicry for Social Innovation, with co-editor Dr. Katharine Wilkinson. Registration required.

Monday, November 16th, 2020
8:00pm est

A Conversation on the Feminist Climate Renaissance

Hosted by the Politics and Prose, with Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, Favianna Rodriguez, and Sarah Stillman.

friday, october 30th, 2020

Raise the Green Bar 2020: Connecting Passion & Purpose

Hosted by the Good Housekeeping Institute and MADE SAFE, with Dr. Katharine Wilkinson.

tHURSDAY, october 29th, 2020

Collective Trauma Summit 2020: Katharine Wilkinson & Thomas Hübl in Conversation

Hosted by the Collective Trauma Summit, with Dr. Katharine Wilkinson.

tHURSDAY, october 22ND, 2020
7:00pm est

Mara Hoffman x All We Can Save: A Night of Poetry

Hosted by Mara Hoffman, with Xiye Bastida, Ellen Bass, Ailish Hopper, Catherine Pierce and co-editors Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Dr. Katharine Wilkinson. Live on Instagram @marahoffman.

tuesday, october 13th, 2020
8:00pm est

All We Can Save: Women at the Forefront of Climate Justice

Hosted by the New York Public Library, with Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, Camille Dungy, Rhiana Gunn-Wright, Sarah Stillman, and Jane Zelikova.

tuesday, october 6th, 2020
8:00pm est

Capital Books Presents All We Can Save

Hosted by Capital Books, with Maggie Thomas, Alexandria Villaseñor, and Leah C. Stokes.

tuesday, october 6th, 2020
6:00pm est

Book Discussion and Reading: All We Can Save

Hosted by Texas Tech University’s Honors College, Livable Futures, and the Texas Tech University Climate Center, with Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Dr. Katharine Hayhoe.

monday, october 5th, 2020
6:00pm est

All We Can Save: Truth, Courage, and Solutions for the Climate Crisis

Hosted the Center for Sustainability at Agnes Scott College and Charis Books and More, with Dr. Katharine Wilkinson, Mary Annaïsse Heglar, Mary Anne Hitt, and Catherine Pierce.

Friday, october 2nd, 2020
11:00am est

Midwest Climate Summit Kick Off

Hosted by Washington University in St. Louis, with Dr. Katharine Wilkinson.

thursday, october 1st, 2020
8:00pm est

One World Ideas x Action: The Feminist Climate Renaissance

Hosted by One World, with Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Dr. Katharine Wilkinson.

thursday, october 1st, 2020
2:00pm est

Women Leading Regeneration on the Land Summit

Hosted by Women Leading Regeneration, with Judith Schwartz.

thursday, september 24th, 2020
12:00pm est

The Future with FullCycle: Voices of Women: Truth, Courage, and Solutions to the Climate Crisis

Hosted by FullCycle, with Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Dr. Katharine Wilkinson. Registration required.

wednesday, september 23rd, 2020
6:00pm est

Brooklyn Library Green Series

Hosted by the Brooklyn Public Library, with Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, Kendra Pierre-Louis, and Cameron Russell. Registration required.

tuesday, september 22nd, 2020
8:00pm est

Book Launch and virtual celebration with EarthX

Hosted by EarthX, with Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, Dr. Katharine Wilkinson, Abigail Dillen, Ellen Bass, Dr. Kate Marvel, Christine E. Nieves Rodriguez, Xiye Bastida, Madeleine Jubilee Saito, and Naima Penniman.

monday, september 21st, 2020
4:00pm est

Women Leadership in Climate Activism

Hosted by The Nest Summit, with Naima Penniman, Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, and Dr. Katharine Wilkinson.

friday, september 11th, 2020
12:00pm est

Climate Change: The Sisterhood Agenda

Hosted by Women Moving Millions, with Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson and Dr. Katharine Wilkinson.

Tuesday, july 21st, 2020

The Future Earth: Eric Holthaus and Katharine Wilkinson

Hosted by Climate One, with Dr. Katharine Wilkinson.