Backbone Campaign

Jeanne —

Tomorrow, please join the Backbone Campaign Team for a 1-hour conversation with Winona LaDuke and Bill McKibben on this CoViD-19 moment and its relevance for decarbonization, localization, and system transformation.

Friday, April 17th at 10am (Pacific)/1pm (Eastern).
Might #Grounded be a meme for the paradigm battle ahead? We’ve used the slogan “Keep it in the Ground”. Maybe it is time to keep planes “On the Ground.”

RSVP HERE 

Space is limited. The Conversation will also be streamed on the Backbone Campaign Facebook page.
Localization of economies, democracy and resilience requires that we be/get “Grounded” –  reconnected to place, planet and each other. In the old “normal” it was difficult to imagine stopping air travel. Today, it is easy to imagine. The climate, planet and creatures need the new normal to look dramatically different from the old normal. NOW is our moment of opportunity.
As Diane de Prima says,
(3x) “THE ONLY WAR THAT MATTERS IS THE WAR AGAINST THE IMAGINATION”
(then) “ALL OTHER WARS ARE SUBSUMED IN IT.”
Keeping fossil fuels in the ground very likely requires keeping airplanes on the ground. What can activists and change agents do to illuminate and animate imaginations and support bold climate actions to keep airplanes #Grounded? What can solutionaries do to build the vision for infrastructure decarbonization, access and resilience that better serves everyone?
CoViD-19 is a terrible disease – but let’s not squander this opportunity to slow down, decommodify, decolonize our time and our lives and re-indigenize to protect the places we love.

RSVP to join the Conversation on Friday.

 

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