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March 2019
Waves of Resistance: Art & Music Benefit to Stop Line 3
Hip hop meets cumbia meets live art in this talent-rich benefit to support resistance to Line 3. Don’t miss out on this all WOMXN of color line-up, including some of the Bay Area’s finest, with exclusive designs and live screen printing. Waves of Resistance is a benefit for the indigenous-led grassroots resistance to the construction of the Line 3 pipeline that would pass through ancestral Ojibwe and Dakota lands (currrently known as Minnesota). For a year now, these water protectors…
Find out more »Electric Vehicles 101
San Francisco Main Library Learning Studio 5th floor 100 Larkin St, San Francisco, CA 94102 This workshop presented by the SF Department of the Environment and 350 SF offers all the information you need to know to shop for, purchase/lease, and own an electric car – including how to charge it. Discussions will cover how to determine which car works best for you, which local, state, and federal financial incentives are available, and how much you can save by powering…
Find out more »Rodeo Town Hall on Refinery Expansion
Refinery corridor residents and allies are busy organizing a community forum on Phillips 66’s very dangerous plans to expand tar sands refining at its Rodeo facility. Increased use of tar sands in the P66 crude slate means vastly increased tanker traffic in the Bay, an increased risk of spills, and increased assaults on community health and our worsening climate. This town hall is an opportunity to learn about the two linked P66 proposals—the first Environmental Impact Report drops soon—and what…
Find out more »Bay Area Youth Climate Strike
Save the Date! Bay Area youth are planning a Climate Strike on Friday, March 15th. On that day youth across the country are going to be striking from school to demand elected officials address the climate crisis. Check back on 350 Bay Area's website for more details closer to the event.
Find out more »March and Direct Action @ Oily Wells (Fargo)
Join the March for Fossil Fuel Freedom, ending with a rally and nonviolent direct action at the San Francisco headquarters of Big Oil’s favorite banker, Oily Wells (Fargo). The direct action will be the conclusion of a three-day, 34-mile march from Palo Alto to San Francisco. Indigenous people and other faith leaders will lead the march in prayer and contemplation. The march will make twelve “stagecoach stops” along the way – one for every year that remains to take urgent action…
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