Pressing topics
Dates:
October 4th, 2023 - Meeting with Laura Kwong from DCAP New West - Guerilla project for Translink
October 12th, 2023 - Deadline to send Sam from LSF the information below
October 17, 2023 - Presentation for LSF at 10 AM
? - Guerilla project for DPAC, for Translink -- Youtube video
Spring Time - Field trip to Victoria (Mrs. J to contact MLA for more information)
Working on Powerpoint for Educating Elementary Schools
Preparation for Pride Month / LGBTQ project
Books
Gear
October 12th, 2023 - Deadline to send Sam from LSF the information below
October 17, 2023 - Presentation for LSF at 10 AM
- can you send me the names of all the students who will be speaking? Hazel, Qwynn, Annika, Brianna, Lucia, Cole, Eri, Luisa
- if they'd like to use any slides or visual aids, can you get these to me by Oct 12? If they are slides, please ensure they are widescreen (16:9)
- let me know if you'd like to do a run-through or check tech anytime before the 17th, we can set something up. Otherwise we will just meet a bit early on the 17th to do a quick sound check
? - Guerilla project for DPAC, for Translink -- Youtube video
Spring Time - Field trip to Victoria (Mrs. J to contact MLA for more information)
Working on Powerpoint for Educating Elementary Schools
Preparation for Pride Month / LGBTQ project
Books
Gear
1. Many students asked for the school not to sell Krispy Kreme donuts due to the palm oil dilemma.
Suggestion is, we do a petition for the PAC to only raise funds using items that do not harm the environment, and for them to hopefully explain to Krispy Kreme why they are no longer using them for fundraising.
2. List of things to do next year!
- School board - put Climate Action in the curriculum - Province Wide
- Mural at Subway station (or other busy location) - $
- In-class EGMS presentations
- Visit Elementary school for a climate change assembly
- School garden - $
- Earth day - Green and blue day
- Repair workshop - ask Mr. Cobb if we can have a project where you bring in an old thing and fix it
- Clothing exchange -- repair first at Home Ec room
- Another motion with the city - GSA and 2SLGBTQ+ motion of support
- Racism awareness
- Marketing -- SWAG Pins, shirts, hats, posters - $
- Pride Swag as well (shirts, pins, hats, posters) - $
- Feminism topic - Sexualization, objectification, murder, rape, other crimes
- Invite recycling New Westminster - how to recycle
- FUR BANNING!!! Check resource page for contacts
- HUGE - SD40 - - Lunch containers MUST be compostable, this would help the whole recycling system so there is no contamination since no one cleans.
- No more commercials for Oil and Gas
- Add regulations to remove gas from homes
- Food waste -- a big thing to tackle.
Suggestion is, we do a petition for the PAC to only raise funds using items that do not harm the environment, and for them to hopefully explain to Krispy Kreme why they are no longer using them for fundraising.
2. List of things to do next year!
- School board - put Climate Action in the curriculum - Province Wide
- Mural at Subway station (or other busy location) - $
- In-class EGMS presentations
- Visit Elementary school for a climate change assembly
- School garden - $
- Earth day - Green and blue day
- Repair workshop - ask Mr. Cobb if we can have a project where you bring in an old thing and fix it
- Clothing exchange -- repair first at Home Ec room
- Another motion with the city - GSA and 2SLGBTQ+ motion of support
- Racism awareness
- Marketing -- SWAG Pins, shirts, hats, posters - $
- Pride Swag as well (shirts, pins, hats, posters) - $
- Feminism topic - Sexualization, objectification, murder, rape, other crimes
- Invite recycling New Westminster - how to recycle
- FUR BANNING!!! Check resource page for contacts
- HUGE - SD40 - - Lunch containers MUST be compostable, this would help the whole recycling system so there is no contamination since no one cleans.
- No more commercials for Oil and Gas
- Add regulations to remove gas from homes
- Food waste -- a big thing to tackle.
https://www.fastcompany.com/90906510/how-san-francisco-translated-its-300-page-climate-plan-into-tangible-actions-for-residents
How San Francisco translated its 300-page climate plan into tangible actions for residents
Most climate action plans are long, dry documents that few people understand. San Francisco decided to change that.
www.fastcompany.com
How San Francisco translated its 300-page climate plan into tangible actions for residents
Most climate action plans are long, dry documents that few people understand. San Francisco decided to change that.
www.fastcompany.com
From Leo - I am thinking of whether we should host a charity drive during the summer, so we pay $X per pound of textiles, $X per pound of electronics, $X per pound of ewaste, etc. to a certain charity. We can finance these donations from our funds, and then refurbish, repair, and then resell the stuff that we could and donate/recycle the stuff we can't (e.g. clothing with hate symbols) and have profits go towards our club operations.
Sent to Dominic - Let's keep in touch -- maybe we can collaborate next year! The students were thinking of pressuring SD40 to have only compostable packaging for their food... so that could make a big difference in the city. Right now we find that no one washes their aluminum containers and it all ends up contaminated.