Hot people for a ̶h̶o̶t̶t̶e̶r̶ world! come meet granola people and speed date to become fast friends, brainstorm big ideas on how to improve our world, maybe even fall in love and jumpstart a movement of change. This will be a fun, casual night of community building centered around climate ideation. anyone and everyone is welcome!

Wildfires aren’t just natural disasters: they’re a wake-up call. Let’s talk about how we got here and how we move forward. This panel digs into fire resilience, land stewardship, and how Indigenous knowledge, local policy, and community action intersect. We’ll spotlight what’s already working and what still needs changing.

Public transit connects distinct and beautiful neighborhoods within San Francisco, increasing accessibility and opportunity to those that take it. But as many locals know, there is room for growth and improvement. Join us for a timely panel discussion on how improving and expanding public transit can drive climate solutions, advance equity, and make life better across the Bay Area.

Want to bike around the city, but feeling hesitant?  Come to our smart city cycling class taught by San Francisco Bicycle Coalition followed by a group bike ride through the Wiggle from the Panhandle to the Ferry Building. We’ll cover choosing a bike, the rules of the road, biking in traffic, handling intersections, and avoiding collisions :)

Clean energy is on the rise, but who decides where it gets built, who pays for it, and who gets left out? This panel breaks down the power behind the power: utilities, regulators, and the communities pushing back. We’ll unpack the grid, spotlight grassroots energy justice efforts, and ask the big question: what would a people-powered energy system look like?

LHave a backyard, patio, or sunny deck in San Francisco? Put that space to work! As part of People’s Climate Week, Join Sasha Dimov (@growinginfog) for a hands-on workshop all about growing food in raised beds—perfect for San Franciscans who want to turn their outdoor nooks into bountiful spaces.