Starting Friday, March 4, rallies will be held in cities across Wisconsin for eight consecutive weeks as activists unite to demand a more just, equitable, and liveable future. Our time to act is now! JOIN US!
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church on Calumet has started the process of installing solar panels on their roof. In total, there will be 125 panels and the process should be completed in the next month or two. This project has been in the works for the past three years with extensive planning and fundraising.
These panels will generate up to 45% of the electrical usage at Prince of Peace and reduce up to 62,000 pounds of carbon dioxide emissions that would otherwise come from electrical power.
Prince of Peace is looking forward to the completion of this project and is excited to make their organization more environmentally friendly. This project will be a great addition to the Appleton community. For any more information or questions, contact Ron Jones at rjones3155@gmail.com.
Menominee Sustainability Institute, N172 HWY 47/55, Keshena, WI
Learn Menominee Sustainable Ways that can be applied across ecosystems and cultures. Visit Sustainable Development Institute, Logging Museum, and Heritage Museum on the Menominee Reservation in Keshena, WI.
Lunch will be available for individual purchase at Farmers Market
Pierce Park Pavillion, 1035 W Prospect Ave, Appleton
EARTH DAY: ELECTION EDITION
Saturday, October 22, Pierce Park Pavilion, 1035 W. Prospect, Appleton WI
12:30 - 2:30 pm
MUSIC • KEYNOTE SPEAKER • MARCH
Because we need all our voices, all our votes to protect the earth.
Join with local organizations to make climate the hot topic this election by celebrating Earth Day in October. The Earth deserves more than one day a year! See event flyer in the attachment.
Informational booths
Music from Christopher Gold
Keynote speaker Ligia Rivera on:
The League of Women Voters of Appleton-Fox Cities’ two-year study on local climate impacts and adaptations for our communities’ climate resilience
A march across the Memorial Drive Bridge and back to Pierce Park.
This event is co-sponsored by the following nonpartisan local organizations:
Citizens’ Climate Lobby-Appleton/Fox Cities • ESTHER Environmental Justice Task Force •
League of Women Voters-Appleton/Fox Cities • PopEarth
Let’s make climate the hot topic this election! EARTH DAY: ELECTION EDITION Facebook Event page is here.
Lawrence University Warch Campus Center (Somerset Room), 711 E Boldt Way, Appleton
As of 4/12/2023, this event has been cancelled by Lawrence University
Earth Week 2023 Keynote Speaker: Winona LaDuke
Winona LaDuke is an Anishinaabe activist and expert on environmental justice. She combines economic and environmental approaches in her efforts to create a thriving and sustainable community for her own White Earth Reservation and Indigenous populations across the country.
Sponsored by LUCC Sustainability Committee, Office of SEAL, LUNA, and the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.
Help spread the word; download and share the attached flier.
St. Bernard Church, Parish Hall, 1617 W Pine St, Appleton
Documentary: The Letter
Wednesday, August 16, 6:00-8:00 pm
Parish Hall at St. Bernard Church, 1617 W. Pine Street, Appleton
Free and open to the public.
The Fox Valley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship’s Green Sanctuary Team, along with ESTHER, St. Bernard Parish Social Action and others, are sponsoring this presentation and discussion of a film promoted by Interfaith Light and Power. This gorgeously filmed story features scenes from around the world. It puts a human face on climate change.
Sponsored by St. Bernard Catholic Church, Appleton • ESTHER • Fox Valley UU Fellowship • League of Women Appleton-Fox Cities • Our Wisconsin Revolution • PopEarth • Citizens Climate Lobby Appleton-Fox Cities
Monthly meeting of ESTHER’s Environmental Justice Task Force. For the Zoom link or more information, leave us a message at https://esther-foxvalley.org/ejtf
Here’s another event celebrating ESTHER’s 20th Anniversary
All are invited to join us in a meal and social gathering sponsored by ESTHER’s Environmental Justice Task Force at Telulah Park in Appleton.
Includes entertainment by Karma’s Mailbox Band, playground equipment for kids and kids games, networking opportunities among environmental action and environmental justice groups.
Sharon will speak about challenges to the Northeast Wisconsin ecosystem, why Fox-Wolf addresses them at a watershed level, and how the alliance builds partnerships with diverse stakeholders.
ESTHER Environmental Justice Task Force is hosting a public meeting via Zoom June 25 2024, 7:00pm
See zoom link at end of story. . .
Featured speaker: Dr. Bart T. De Stasio Professor of Biological Studies at Lawrence University
“The Health of Lake Winnebago”
What do 3.4% of Wisconsin residents have in common?
We all get our drinking water from Lake Winnebago.
So how healthy is Lake Winnebago?
For the answer to this and other questions about Lake Winnebago,
join ESTHER’s Environmental Justice Taskforce Zoom meeting on June 25
Dr. De Stasio is an expert on fresh-water environments. After his presentation there will be time for your questions.
Join us on from your den, office or living room. Remember “Water is Life”
Starting Friday, March 4, rallies will be held in cities across Wisconsin for eight consecutive weeks as activists unite to demand a more just, equitable, and liveable future. Our time to act is now! JOIN US!
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church on Calumet has started the process of installing solar panels on their roof. In total, there will be 125 panels and the process should be completed in the next month or two. This project has been in the works for the past three years with extensive planning and fundraising. 
Learn Menominee Sustainable Ways that can be applied across ecosystems and cultures. Visit Sustainable Development Institute, Logging Museum, and Heritage Museum on the Menominee Reservation in Keshena, WI.
Join with local organizations to make climate the hot topic this election by celebrating Earth Day in October. The Earth deserves more than one day a year! See event flyer in the attachment.
Winona LaDuke is an Anishinaabe activist and expert on environmental justice. She combines economic and environmental approaches in her efforts to create a thriving and sustainable community for her own White Earth Reservation and Indigenous populations across the country.
