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Educational Forum: Today's Fossil Fuels and the Future of our Children's Health
John Jay College for Criminal Justice Auditorium L63 Main Entrance
New York City , NY
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Thank you for your interest in our educational forum " Today's Fossil Fuels and the Future of our Children's Health," a Peoples Climate March Event. On-line tickets for this event are now closed, but there will be a limited number of free "day of" tickets available at the door. The event will also be live streamed at: http://stream.jjay.cuny.edu:8971/liveevent/liveevent. For more information on climate change, children's health and how you can become more involved on climate solutions, please visit or e-mail: www.themothersproject.org, info@themothersproject.org and www.climatemama.com, info@climatemama.com To learn more about the new minor, on Sustainability and Environmental Justice at John Jay College, visit http://www.jjay.cuny.edu/academics/7160.php For information on the Center for Environmental Health, Please visit http://www.ceh.org






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Educational Forum: Today's Fossil Fuels and the Future of our Children's Health
"Hear no evil, see no evil, there is no evil"  

Putting our heads in the sand, ignoring all the bad news about climate change won't make it go away; especially when it comes to learning more about what may negatively impact our most precious and most vulnerable of populations, our children.

Armed with the facts, each of us can and MUST be part of the solution, especially when it comes to our kids, their health and their future. This forum presents a dynamic and unique opportunity to learn about cutting edge science that brings us not just knowledge but hope; the hope of curing diseases we didn't know were curable and preventing those we didn't know we could prevent.

The forum is organized around three topics:  

The Science - state of the art research showing multi-generational impacts on health from conception on into adulthood.
The Mothers' Voices -  representing different communities from around the country, and  their struggles for change.
The Policies - the status of change from the perspective of federal, state and local laws to move toward sustainable solutions.

Each topic will begin with an introductory statement by each panelist followed by audience participation.

This is a dynamic and unique opportunity to hear from mothers on the front lines, cutting edge scientists and innovative policy makers; making their voices heard. Learn how both their failures and their successes are shaping the present and will inform future policies that will create change.

Sponsored by: The Mothers Project (TMP), ClimateMama, The Center for Environmental Health, and The John Jay College for Criminal Justice, Sustainability and Environmental Justice Minor

Please register to attend.  Free and Open to the Public.

Doors Open for Reception     5:00pm
Event begins                          6:00pm  

For professional and lay and audiences. In solidarity with the Peoples Climate March  

For a full list of speakers and final program details please see event announcements via  John Jay College and the Center for Environmental Health

Location

John Jay College for Criminal Justice Auditorium L63 Main Entrance (View)
524 West 59th Street (between 10th and 11th Ave)
New York City , NY 10019
United States

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Education

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Dog Friendly: No
Non-Smoking: Yes!
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes!

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