FIRST TUESDAY SPEAKER SERIESWest Shore FaCT What is the Green New Deal all about? What issues do we need to address to make this resolution a reality? West Shore FACT is presenting a speaker series on Climate Crisis and the Green New Deal. House Resolution 109 was introduced last February by Representative Alexandria Ocazio-Cortez (D-NY) […]
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June 8: Poor People’s Campaign – Environmental Devastation & Health Care
Join our panel discussion and presentation detailing how environmental pollution and the right to healthcare are part of the fight for social justice in Northeast Ohio. This event is part of the national Poor People’s Campaign. It is free and open to the public.
March 18, 2017: Special Event – Alan Lockwood Presenting at Statewide Meeting
Alan H. Lockwood, M.D., F.A.A.N., will speak on “Protecting Health on a Warming Planet.” His topic is the subtitle of his newest book, Heat Advisory (MIT Press 2016). Dr. Lockwood is Emeritus Professor of Neurology and Nuclear Medicine at the University at Buffalo and a Senior Scientist and long-time Board Member at Physicians for Social Responsibility.
Wind Power in Ohio: Right Now and Looking Ahead
A talk with Dr. Rashidi of Cleveland State University Engineering Department Sunday, March 13, 2016 Noon – snacks 12:30 – Presentation West Shore Unitarian Universalist Church 20401 Hilliard Blvd. Rocky River, OH 44116 Sponsored by: West Shore Fact NexGen Climate Western Cuyahoga Audubon Society Flyer…
Jan. 28: Paris Climate Talks: What Happened, and What’s Next (Rocky River)
The Paris Climate Talks may have been the most important event of this century. Hear what happened in Paris, how our world will be affected by it, and what we can do now. Q&A will follow the presentation.
Photos from West Shore Fact at Parade the Circle
West Shore FaCT Film and Speaker Series 2013 (Sept. 12 – Oct. 24)
Series consists of three acclaimed films and six presentations at West Shore UU Church in Rocky River.
EcoWatch Journal on FACT Letter Writing Session
Among the letter writers were clergy and congregants of Jewish, Protestant, Unitarian Universalist and Catholic faiths.
