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Climate Justice Education Meetings (CJEM’s)

Monthly conversations exploring the issues shaping climate justice in our communities.

Program Summary

Climate Justice Education Meetings (CJEMs) are monthly virtual gatherings hosted by Sustainable Georgia Futures that create space for participants to learn, reflect, and discuss the environmental and social issues affecting our communities. Each meeting focuses on a different topic and brings together community members, organizers, and guest speakers to explore how climate justice connects to everyday life.

 
 
 
 
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About the Program

Our Climate Justice Education Meetings (CJEMs) create a space for learning, dialogue, and community connection around the issues shaping our communites. Each month, we explore a different topic related to climate justice, highlighting how local and national challenges impact our communities. Past discussions have covered issues such as Black farmers and land access, housing and displacement, and community land trusts.

Some CJEMs feature guest speakers who help us explore the topic more deeply by sharing their knowledge, experiences, and perspectives. Participants are encouraged to ask questions and engage in meaningful discussion throughout the meeting.

A key part of every CJEM is our house meeting structure. After introducing the topic, we invite participants to reflect on a probing question that encourages deeper conversation and connection. Through small-group discussions, participants can share their experiences, learn from one another, and explore how the issue impacts their communities before returning to the larger group discussion.

We host CJEMs on the third Thursday of every month from 6:00–7:30 PM EST via Zoom. These meetings are open to anyone interested in learning more about climate justice, community solutions, and the issues affecting communities across Georgia and beyond. Participants can register through our Mobilize page.

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