Action Hour: Ranked Choice Voting December 16, 12 - 1 PM, Virtual This virtual event features a panel of experts who will provide clear, evidence-based insights into ranked choice voting and explore how the system could be implemented in Connecticut. Don't miss this opportunity to hear from knowledgeable voices on this important topic! Register in advance here. If you have a topic request for a future Action Hours, we'd love to hear from you! You may send an email to [email protected] to request a topic.
Partner & Other Events
Climate, Clean Energy, and Connecticut Join Sierra Club CT for a series of educational and discussion events across the state. They will provide a broad overview of how Connecticut is being impacted by climate change & provide an opportunity for discussion with local legislators. Dec 11, 7:30 pm in West Hartford:Climate, Clean Energy & Connecticut Jan 6, 12- 1 online: virtual version ofClimate, Clean Energy & Connecticut
Environmental Justice Regulations Workshops DEEP is holding public meetings throughout 2024-2025 to consult the public and stakeholder industries in the development of regulations regarding CT’s environmental justice law. Register today for the upcoming virtual workshop on “EJ Public Participation Planning and Reporting” on Dec. 10 or attend the in-person workshop at Shiloh Baptist Church in Hartford on Dec. 12.
Nonprofit Training: Small Steps, Big Impact December 11, 12 - 1:30 PM, Virtual Join Dr. Elena Tamanas Ragusa, President/CEO of Drive Evaluation Studio for a virtual workshop.This workshop is perfect for beginners and those looking to improve their skills. This session will give you strategies for approaching program learning and evaluation, helping set data-driven decisions and demonstrate your nonprofit's value to stakeholders. Whether you're new to evaluation or looking to refine your approach, join us to discover how small steps in evaluation can lead to a big impact for your goals. Register here.
Solar Canopy Potential in CT 2024 December 12, 12 - 1 PM, Virtual People’s Action for Clean Energy (PACE) has updated their groundbreaking report on the potential of solar canopies in Connecticut. The report is an update to their 2021 study and concludes that the state could generate 36% of its current electricity needs on solar canopies built over parking lots. The report spells out a series of policies Connecticut’s leaders could implement to realize the potential of solar canopies. Come learn about what legislators and clean energy advocates can do to encourage the building of solar canopies. Register here.
Sustainable CT Coffee Hour December 19, 10-11 AM, Virtual Join Sustainable CT for virtual, informal, discussions most third Thursdays of each month. They will share program updates and resources, explore your questions, and strengthen the network of Sustainable CT champions. These sessions are free and open to all. More information here.
