Join us, November 8th, 5:30-6:30pm, for this event co-hosted by HumanitiesDC and GW's Corcoran School of the Arts and Design. Learn more and register.
"As the critical global climate change talks enter the home stretch in mid-November 2021, this Humanitini conversation will combine theater, community, and policy perspectives on climate change and climate resilience for waterfront and coastal communities in DC and around the world. The event will start with brief plays that capture and communicate the magnitude of the climate challenge: Us in The Past by Nathan Ellis and an excerpt from America Rex by DC-based African American playwright Tom Minter. This shared dramatic experience will be followed by a panel conversation with advocates, experts, and community leaders that will explore how residents can seize their own agency and take action to shape climate change resilience in DC and communities globally."
