Join us for a table reading of the play, “Come Along for the Ride: A Journey through Climate Grief.” The play delves into the lives of two women navigating the complexities of climate change.

Play reading will be followed by an interactive conversation on climate anxiety and ways to confront climate anxiety. Event will take place at the Climate Action Museum in Chicago.

Join us for a table reading of the play, “Come Along for the Ride: A Journey through Climate Grief.” The play delves into the lives of two women navigating the complexities of climate change.

Play reading will be followed by an interactive conversation on climate anxiety and ways to confront climate anxiety. Event will take place at the Climate Action Museum in Chicago.

Saturday, September 30, 2023 | 6pm - 8:30pm CT | Chicago, IL

Join us for a celebration of environmental art! The evening will comprise of musical expression, spoken word, and visual art that is available for sale to support the artists and Eco.Logic! During this event, you will have a final chance to bid on artwork.

If you are an artist that would like to participate, please visit https://www.ecologicprograms.org/ecoart-fundraiser to learn more!

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In-person, St. Charles, IL | Tuesday, June 6, 2023 | 7pm CT

Have you ever wondered how our food supply is intimately linked to climate change? In this interactive session, Rozina Kanchwala, will discuss the interconnections of climate, food, farm workers, and public health and explain how our role as a consumer can impact these connections.

Eco.Art Evening Extravaganza

Thursday, September 22, 2022 - VIRTUAL EVENT
7:30pm - 9:00pm ET / 4:30pm - 6:00pm PT

Join us during Climate Week 2022 and the end of our Eco.Art fundraiser for a chance to hear from Eco.Artists! The evening will comprise of musical expression, spoken word, and visual art that is available for sale to support the artists and Eco.Logic! During this event, you will have a final chance to bid on artwork. Registration is on a donation-basis.

View recording here.

Sunday, May 1 | 6pm - 7pm ET / 3pm - 4pm PT

Looking for a way to take climate action? Here’s one you can do from the comfort of your home! Join us and Environmental Voter Project (EVP) to help get out the vote. We will be making calls to North Carolina and Texas ahead of statewide elections. Our target is people who have indicated that the environment is their top issue and also do not vote. We want to encourage these people to turn up at the polls and VOTE so that politicians will respond the concerns of their voting constituents. Sign up here to join us!

In partnership with Solar Power Events, we are excited to bring you this film discussion. Fantastic Fungi is a consciousness-shifting film about the mycelium network that takes us on an immersive journey through time and scale into the magical earth beneath our feet, an underground network that can heal and save our planet. Through the eyes of renowned scientists and mycologists like Paul Stamets, best-selling authors like Michael Pollan, Eugenia Bone, Andrew Weil and others, we become aware of the beauty, intelligence and solutions that fungi kingdom offers in response to some of our most pressing medical, therapeutic, and environmental challenges.

Sign up to join the discussion here.

Wednesday, May 19 | 5:30pm-6:30pm PT/8:30pm-9:30pm ET

In partnership with Solar Power Events, we are hosting a book club discussion on The Overstory by Richard Powers. The Overstory, winner of the 2019 Pulitzer Prize in Fiction, is a sweeping, impassioned work of activism and resistance that is also a stunning evocation of―and paean to―the natural world.

Whether you’ve read the book in its entirety or not, feel free to join us for a discussion on this award winning novel about trees, people, nature, and the relationships among them all.

If you happen to purchase this book on Amazon, please shop via smile.amazon.com and indicate Ecologic as your charitable organization. Through this, we receive 0.5% of your total purchases at no extra cost to you.

At Eco.Logic, we seek ways to make environmental action personal and accessible. “Activating Community for Climate Action” is a conversation we participated in put on by The Business Council on Climate Change (BC3). BC3 developed a tool and framework for engaging employees in climate action called the MyCAP (My Climate Action Plan) which is now also offered to the public through this Trello board template.

This panel discussion provided an overview of the MyCAP Trello board tool, and attendees heard more about how this tool can be useful to amplify the work of environmental organizations. Attendees also had the pleasure of hearing Marlon Richardson AKA Unlearn The World perform.

Check out the recording here.

Thursday, Jan 21 | 5:30pm-6:30pm PT/8:30pm-9:30pm ET

Join us for a book club discussion on Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge, and the Teachings of Plants. Whether you’ve read the book in its entirety or not, feel free to join us for a discussion on the acknowledgment and celebration of our reciprocal relationship with the rest of the living world.

Intersectional environmental justice sits at the core of Hack the Bay, a social-good hackathon hosted by Booz Allen Hamilton and Chesapeake Monitoring Cooperative to support Chesapeake Bay Conservation. This panel conversation will discuss how to evaluate data, environmental stewardship, and Bay restoration through lenses of equity and justice. Our speakers represent organizations working to protect habitats and communities impacted by the Watershed.

This conversation was moderated by Rozina Kanchwala. of Eco.Logic. Speakers: were Kari Fulton, Albert Arevalo, and Jessie Hillman.

To watch the recording, click here.

Eco.Art Workshop - Recording Available

We are facing an ecological crisis that threatens every living species on the planet. Daljeet Kaur and Samantha Belilty use art to showcase the environmental and social issues that we face in hopes of bringing awareness and inspiring action. Join us for a conversation with these artists as they will share what inspires them to create their work and how they use art to touch the minds and hearts of people. They will lead participants in an art workshop so you too can create pieces that will inspire others. Beginners are welcome. Participants will learn about Madhubani art and leave with learning some basic watercolor skills, pen & ink techniques, and collage making skills. This is a 2 hour workshop that will start with a 30 minute conversation with the artists. Feel free to come with questions that you can ask them!

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12pm PT/3pm ET

Tune in to learn about the climate impacts of traditional investments and how you can make financial decisions that not only help your retirement plan, but also the planet. This webinar will discuss the climate impacts of traditional investment, give a brief history of the Divestment Movement, cover basic financial literacy, and discuss how to make informed decisions on selecting funds that are fossil fuel free.

This webinar was put on in partnership with CELI and was led by Jon Ellenbogen.

12pm PT/3pm ET

This webinar will look at environmental justice in light of the Coronavirus pandemic and inform attendees on the connection between environmental issues and people, specifically vulnerable people. You will gain insights on the work being done by environmental justice organizations and learn about ways you can get involved.

This webinar was led by Saloni Dagli and Rozina Kanchwala.

12pm PT/3pm ET
Concerned about climate change but unsure what to do? This webinar will cover some of the major impacts of climate change and then focus on the various levers you can use to enact change. You will leave equipped with tools on how you can act in the face of climate change, ranging from individual actions, how you can use the media to get your message out, and how to put political pressure on elected officials effectively.

This webinar was led by Rozina Kanchwala and Emily Wirzba.

The show will be performed at the Atlas Center for the Performing Arts.