ASD Co-Sponsored ~ Climate Walkout Sept. 20 in San Diego

On September 20, Climate Walkout

Strikers, supporters and environmentalists -- Please call into KNSJ 89.1 FM as we do live broadcast giving youth and others a voice on the airwaves. Call 619-528-8383 or 619-283-1100
We are looking studio guests on Sept. 20th and want others to call in to our LIVE broadcast.

With millions around the world, we will walk out of our schools, our workplaces and our homes to demand climate action and an end to the age of fossil fuels. Join us!

Our coalition is supporting youth organizing actions at high schools and universities in San Diego County and workers who are walking out to support them.

Mark your calendar. Save the date. Pledge to join us at one of multiple walkout locations at universities, schools and businesses in San Diego. Check out our resources to plan an action at your school or place of business. Volunteer. Spread the word.
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On September 20 we will wake up San Diego and shake up the world!
To join Activist San Diego's efforts, call 619-871-9354

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Help KNSJ.org to do live reporting
from as many student locations as possible by becoming a
Citizen reporter, We provide microphones and headsets that attach to your cell phone and you call into that KNSJ 89.1 FM and go live on the air! We expect to have several hours of live programming.

Attend the 3rd Thursday of Sept. 19,7-9 pm at 4246 Wightman (enter driveway on Van Dyke) and find out how to get involved.

To join Activist San Diego's efforts call 619-871-9354

For event coordinator contact Masada
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SanDiego College and Student Walkout Toolkit
Everything you need to organize a successful action

Super short version coming soon!

Link to the full toolkit = https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nUjCnZk1ySAGvE16Xt7scjydMSuRQrVjkKWa...

September 20th will be the world’s largest climate mobilization ever. Be part of it.
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San Diego Climate Walkout Events Open to the Public

Being updated… Contact Masada (masada@sandiego350.org or 619-277-4594 with questions).

Friday, September 20th
High Schools

San Diego High School (Downtown San Diego) - Meet at school entrance at 12:15 pm. March to City Hall, rally 1-2 pm, march back to school.

Mission Bay High School (Pacific Beach) -Meet at front of school at 12:00 pm. Walk to the marsh to rally in support of climate action and ReWild the Bay. Will meet up with the Audubon event (see below).

La Jolla High School - Meet at the entrance to the school at 2:30 pm. Students will rally just outside the school entrance, along a busy street.

Serra High School (Tierrasanta)- Meet at the entrance to the school at 12:25 pm. Students will rally just outside the school entrance until 1:15 pm.

University City High School with Standley Middle School: (link coming soon) - lunch time, UTC. Meeting on the Quad and walking to Standley Park.

Bonita Vista High School (Chula Vista) - The students will be rallying only on campus, but the public can support from the other side of the fence. Begins at 11:37 am in front of the main office.

Colleges and Universities

San Diego State University, 11:30 am on campus at Hepner Hall.
University of San Diego,12:00 pm, on campus at Colachis Lawn.
Other events

ReWild Mission Bay - 11:45 at the marsh and will join up with the Mission Bay High School event (see above). Hosted by SD Audubon.

Miramar Community Walkout 12-1 pm- hosted by Sullivan Solar and neighboring businesses, 8949 Kenamar Drive., a great option for climate-friendly businesses who want to network.

Climate Walkouts on Other Dates
Cal State San Marcos, Tuesday, Sept 24, 12-1 pm, on campus, courtyard in front of the student union.

Vista City Hall (Vista), Friday, Sept 27 at 3:15-5 pm - Sit-in to demand a stronger climate action plan. Led by students at Rancho Buena Vista and Vista Mission High Schools.
UC San Diego, Friday, Sept 27, at 11:00 am - 1 pm, march and rally on campus begins in front of Geisel Library.

at High Tech High in Point Loma for the climate strike. Let's support our students. We will be dead as doorknobs soon, but they won't, and they will suffer even worse than we will.

HTH Climate Walkout
Start: Friday, September 20, 2019• 9:00 AM
Location:Starting at High Tech High and traveling to San Diego City Hall•202 C Street, San Diego, CA 92101
Host Contact Info: ksutton2020@hightechhigh.org
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We will start at school with a rally at 9 am and then take a bus to San Diego City Hall and strike there. You can join us there. We'll update people who RSVP about when we'll be striking at City Hall
EVENT BY
Katelynn Sutton
KATELYNN SUTTON
US CLIMATE STRIKES | SEPTEMBER 20, 2019

To check back for any last minute information on schools joining the walkout on Sept 20 use “Find My Walkout” on the climate walkout website.

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Youth around the globe are leading a massive climate strike on September 20. At schools, universities, and workplaces all over the world, people of all ages will walk out on 9/20/19 to demand their governments tackle the climate crisis. The #ClimateStrike will start a week of action surrounding a United Nations climate summit. https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/may/23/greta-thunberg-you...

“We’re asking adults to step up alongside us,” an international group of youth strikers wrote. “Step out of your comfort zone to make this a turning point in our history. This is about crossing lines – it’s about rebelling wherever one can rebel.”

SanDiego350, a climate action nonprofit, will provide resources and support to help students organize powerful actions at schools throughout San Diego County.

Your event: You could just make a sign and stand with it. Or you could plan a day full of activities and music with a team of volunteers. Or anything in between. You might march or make art or dance. It is up to you. We are here to help with ideas, information, logistics, coaching, and skills training.

Use whatever parts of this toolkit are helpful for your event. These free resources include:

Information and videos to help you tell others about the climate crisis.
Ideas on how to recruit other students to help organize and attend your event.
Sample posters, flyers, social media posts.
Ideas for getting your parents and other adults involved.
Ideas for planning creative and powerful events.
A guide for working with news media.

Connections: We can connect you with organizers at other high schools and colleges in the local region, to share ideas and planning.

Coaches: Volunteers from SanDiego350 can be assigned to your school, if you wish, to work with you through the planning of your September 20 event.

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