Climate Chronicles Storytelling Public Circle

Join us for an afternoon of captivating storytelling! 🎤✨

What’s Happening:
Climate change is not just one story; it's millions of them. On August 16, head over to Governors Island to hear powerful, personal stories shared by a remarkable group of immigrant women. These stories touch on themes of climate change, identity, resilience, and life in New York City.

Expect:

• Live personal accounts from immigrant women 🌆
• Insights into climate change through lived experiences 🌱
• An intimate and welcoming atmosphere in a historic venue 🏛️
• Opportunities to connect with the storytellers 💬

Admission:

• This event is free and open to everyone! No prior knowledge in climate change or storytelling is required—just curiosity and an open heart. ❤️

Ferry Information:

• Ferries to Governors Island depart from Lower Manhattan, Brooklyn Bridge Park (Pier 6), and Red Hook/Atlantic Basin every 30 minutes.
• Ferry is free before 11:00 AM! 🛥️
• Check the ferry schedule here.

Location:
Our house is located at: 410A, Colonels Row on Governors Island.

More to Explore:
Enjoy various artist residency spaces and events on the island! Don’t forget to bring a reusable water bottle; refill stations are available throughout. Restaurants and food vendors are present, and you can also bring your own snacks! 🍎🥤

Supported by:
Con Edison, affirming that immigrant women’s voices matter in the fight for climate justice.