Climate Action Book Club: The Art of Gathering

Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on The Art of Gathering by Priya Parker! In this book, Parker emphasizes the importance of creating meaningful gatherings that go beyond routine and conventions. Let's explore how we can make our meetings more distinctive and impactful.

💭 Discussion Prompts: We’ll provide questions to kick off our conversation.

🥗 What to Bring: A picnic blanket and a snack to share!

🐶 Bring Friends: All are welcome, including furry friends and kids!

📍 Location: Washington Park, conveniently located near the Burlingame Caltrain stop and within walking distance of downtown shops and restaurants. Free parking is available on site.

🔔 Meetup Details: The exact location within the park will be shared in the event description and via a text blast about 15 minutes before we start. Please enable “event blast” notifications in your settings. If you have trouble finding us, feel free to message the event host on Luma.

💬 Discussion Questions: These will be updated 1-2 weeks before the meetup.

🌎 About Climate Action Club: This bimonthly book club is organized by volunteers from Climate Action Club, a Bay Area community dedicated to addressing the climate crisis through collective action. No prior experience is necessary!

📧 Contact: For partnership inquiries, reach out to [email protected].

✨ Community Principles:

• Growth Mindset: We’re here to learn and grow together.
• Relationships Over Transactions: We value genuine connections.
• Inclusivity & Diversity: A variety of voices strengthens our community.
• Mutual Respect: Everyone deserves to be heard.

📚 Guidelines for a Great Time:

• Be Kind: Listen fully and avoid interrupting.
• Be Friendly: Say hi to someone new, especially if they’re solo.
• Be Mindful: Share space and time for everyone to contribute.
• Be Yourself: This is a space to be real and have fun.

By registering, you agree to receive occasional updates from Climate Action Club, which you can opt out of anytime. Photos or videos may be taken during the event for community promotion; let an organizer know if you prefer not to be photographed.