Enjoy a non-alcoholic or alcoholic beverage while learning about, discussing, and acting upon social justice issues. This one will be led by the amazingly intellegent Deborah Hines, and she will be speaking about climate change. Read her bio below:

Deborah Hines: is a specialist in natural resource management and adaptation to climate change (MF; PhD level work, Natural Resource Economics, Duke University) with over thirty years of experience in food and nutrition security policy and strategy development as well as project design, implementation, and evaluation. She has had the opportunity to work with the WFP, World Bank (Adaptation Fund and the Global Environment Facility), Canadian Government, USAID, and assignments with FAO and other bilateral and nongovernmental institutions in Africa, Latin American, the Middle East, and Asia. She was the right to food focal point at WFP and has worked extensively in promoting climate-smart agriculture solutions, combining sustainable resource management with gender empowerment and social justice.

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