SFCW at Climate One with 2025 Goldman Prize Winners

Tues, Apr 22 • 6:00 PM

Commonwealth Club

About this event

Join Climate One for a special event celebrating SF Climate Week, featuring intimate discussions with the 2025 Goldman Prize winners. This event will highlight leading voices in climate justice, policy, arts, and culture. Attendees will have the chance to interact with grassroots heroes who have made significant contributions to environmental advocacy. The program will explore what drives ordinary individuals to take extraordinary actions for our planet. Enjoy refreshments, mingle with like-minded climate enthusiasts, and engage with the inspiring stories of this year’s Goldman Prize winners.

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