Flickr Photos
More Photos
Tag Archives: climate summer
Highlights from Climate Summer 2014!
As we look towards Climate Summer 2016, we wanted to highlight a few of the posts from the 2014 cohort to give applicants a feel for the program. I’ve chosen a handful of my favorite posts from last summer (one from … Continue reading
Posted in 2013
Tagged #ClimateLegacy, #climatesummer, #EastMass, #NorthShore, #Team4theMAsses, #WestMass, applicants, better future project, bike trails, bikes, biking, biking on the road, Climate, Climate Change, Climate Justice, Climate Movement, climate summer, community, recruiting
Leave a comment
Climate Girl to the Rescue?
Posted on behalf of Jana Wilkes, Community Outreach Coordinator, Team East Before Climate Summer, I felt overwhelmed about climate change because I wanted to solve this dire issue immediately. I wanted to be a climate ‘superhero’ who swoops in to … Continue reading
Posted in 2014, Team East, Team Massachusetts
Tagged #ClimateLegacy, #climatesummer, Climate Change, climate chaos, climate summer, community, lessons, methane
2 Comments
5 Jokes: Shared Histories
Posted on behalf of Sophie Sokolov, Social Media Coordinator for Team North Shore Team North Shore only has five jokes. That’s one of them- saying that we only have five jokes. We repeat jokes that aren’t particularly funny over and … Continue reading
Posted in 2014, Team Massachusetts, Team North Shore
Tagged #jokes, #relationships, bonding, Climate, Climate Change, climate summer, connection, culture, efficiency, freinds, friends, fun, humor, language, laughter, Movement Building, new friends, summer, urgency
Leave a comment
The Birthday of Three Cakes
Posted on behalf of Nicholas Jansen, Social Media Coordinator, Team East I was born on August 3rd 1994. Coincidently, my little brother was born on August 3rd, 1996. So ever since I was two years old, I’ve shared my birthday … Continue reading
Posted in 2014, Team East, Team Massachusetts
Tagged #ClimateLegacy, #climatesummer, birthdays, cakes, Climate Change, climate summer, grateful, helping people, thankful
Leave a comment
A Day in the Life of a Climate Summer Rider
Posted on behalf of Rachel Eckles, Media Coordinator, Team East 7:30 – Wake up and help make breakfast, typically oatmeal or scrambled eggs. Over breakfast we’ll talk about what we’re doing that day and what has to get done. Whoever … Continue reading
Posted in 2014, Team East, Team Massachusetts
Tagged #ClimateLegacy, #climatesummer, #volunteer, biking, birthday, Climate Change, climate rider, climate summer, community, Farmer's Market, new friends, Noonday Farm, relaxing, typical day, work
1 Comment
On Breaking and Losing Stuff
Posted on behalf of Zalo Crivelli, Video Coordinator, Team East After almost 7 weeks on the road, I’ve managed to lose my retainer, my laptop charger, my front fender’s mudguard, and about 20 rubber bands (they held my clothes in … Continue reading
For Future Generations
Posted on behalf of Tuula Perry, Team Leader, Team East Our activities on Tuesday have really impacted me. We started by going to the Townsend Recreation Center where we spent time with their summer camp group which included kids from … Continue reading
Posted in 2014, Team East, Team Massachusetts
Tagged bigger picture, children, Climate Change, climate summer, community, education, emotion, Kinder Morgan, Our future, pipeline, Townsend
Leave a comment
The Small Town Community
Posted on behalf of Rachel Eckles, Media Coordinator, Team East I would like to thank the Community Church of North Orange and Tully for being wonderful hosts to us Climate Summer Riders while we were staying in North Orange last … Continue reading
Posted in 2014, Team East, Team Massachusetts
Tagged Climate Change, climate summer, close-knit, community, family, helping, new friends, small towns, support
Leave a comment
Learning about Churches
Posted on behalf of Sophie Sokolov, Social Media for the North Shore Team Prior to this summer faith felt wholly separate from me and my life, an invisible line separated me from this other group of people who believed. I … Continue reading
Posted in 2014, Team Massachusetts, Team North Shore
Tagged assumptions, belief, Climate Change, climate summer, community, education, faith, hope, justice, learning, love, questioning, religion, religon, sophie sokolov, sophie sokolove, spirituality
Leave a comment
