Folks gathered at Sherwood Park on a rather glorious afternoon to profess the climate action message. After Bill Grant (Western Colorado Congress president) shared some poignant words from Wendall Berry, the assembled crowd rallied 'round the Earth flag. The friendly waves a...

A bunch of Clark students and some local Worcester residents got together to make posters, our official banner, and write letters to Congress! After doing that and having some breakfast together, we all marched a mile and a half to the Step It Up Worcester event, getting atten...

From noon to 1:30 pm. we had about 20 folks with a big "Step It Up..." sign plus polar bears out of cardboard & other signs, stand in front of the Confederate Soldier statue in the middle of the town square of Oxford,MS We gave out "solar powered" (i.e. use your hand) fans to ...

A group of 16 friends, family, and neighbors came together to walk the local greenbelt. Banners, signs, and lots of laughs and cheers were seen and heard along this stretch of 48th Street. We had support from people we met along the way and cars honking in support. We were for...

We prayed stpo the Global warming.

Because of rain forecast event was moved indoors. Step It Up Berea took place in the main student dining hall. * 26 handwritten letters addressed to members of congress *16 letters signed in support of a local issue related to energy policy *Local Food Served as main...

Patagonia held a Speaker Series on April 14th from 12-4pm We had a great turn out of about 80+ attendees! Groups such as Surfrider,1% For The Planet, Ocean Alliance, and the Charles River Watershed Association gave information to the attendees on their current projects and it...

A lot of honks, thumbs up, and God Bless You's, some passersby took flyers about Stepitup2007 and ExxposeExxon.com Local media received faxed announcements - none showed up, The Press of Atlantic City, Ocean City Sentinel Ledger, The Current, NBC-40, Channel 6, Hammonton Ne...

About 75 people marched in rain and snow from the Ball State University Campus to the Delaware County Building in Downtown Muncie.

A gathering of about 35 included mayor Robert Liffland, Senator Vincent Leibell, Assemblyman Greg Ball, Nancy Tanner, and Gordon Douglas. All endorsed the Village's annual dedication of April 14 as Progress Stopping Global Warming Day.

a family photo with banner covered by local tv station

Members of Caretaker Farm learned how to reduce Junk Mail, used the watt-o-meter to compare the energy needed to power various electrical appliances, enjoyed chai tea from a local dairy, Cricket Creek Farm, and removed straw from our strawberry beds.

Around thirty of us gathered on our church steps to show our support for this Day of Climate Action. As we held high our banner (made from old clothes)those who felt so moved shared readings and reflections on our role as stewards of the earth. Also, a list of things we can d...

This event got the attention of a number of local people besides those who actually came and signed the petition. The plan was to get more community sharing, and moving forward with local actions. The Village Park location is a valuable historic site, which is being preserved,...

Despite the cold and windy weather 30 participants enjoyed some great music as well as talked about how to live more sustainably. Its was a success!

It was a wonderful day. Kimberly Wilder acted as host. People wrote letter to their legislators and made banner. Musician Ahmad Ali played and Gordian Raacke of Renewable Energy Long Island spoke. Ian Wilder emceed the program. We had surprise appearance by Suffolk County L...

I am Rosie Morrow President of the Environmental Club at Dalton State College. We were rained out for the April 14th event, however we showed "An Inconvienent Truth" in it's place. Complete with free popcorn, and free coke. The turn out was great we had about 150 people to ...

My presentation on Global Waming was exceedingly well attended. From Students, Faculty members and members of the community. With my PowerPoint presentation, and showing Al Gore's documentary film, "An Inconvenient Truth," The entire presentation time was around two hours...

Wrote e-mail to my state legistlators to support this bill.

The Santa Fe Rally had probably 500 people over the course of the afternoon. There were more people lined up to trade lightbulbs than there were lightbulbs available, but good work Sierra Club, PNM, InterFaith Alliance for Environmental Stewardship- hey! that's us!-Good music,...