A panel of local experts providing an overview of solar installation, home electrification, policy, and financing. The current state of solar in Montana.

10min per speaker and Q&A at the end.

Join a grassroots coalition of citizens concerned about threat to our public lands and their stewards. Meet at McCormick park to hear from speakers, followed by a march to the the Courthouse between 12:30-1:30pm.

Join Gillian Kessler, Kendra Potter, and community partners for a climate panel, dance party, and fundraiser to support LA fire relief. Saturday, March 1 from 6-10pm at Free Cycles Missoula.

Please join us for a potluck on Wednesday, February 26 at 6pm in the Montana Natural History Center Ellen Knight Classroom (2nd floor) to gather in community, meet climate-concerned friends, and participate in a facilitated conversation about finding support in these times.

In anticipation of the 2025 Big Sky Documentary Film Festival, Families for a Livable Climate Plastics Working Group and MT Plastic Free Missoula are hosting a screening of the groundbreaking film The Story of Plastic. 

Join us for Climate Cinema night - showing of Kiss the Ground and hear from local experts in the field of climate, agriculture, and soil health regeneration.

As you work so hard to take care of others, we encourage you to carve out this small amount of time to try something new and take care of yourself. 

This 90-minute, practice is intended for renewal and regeneration.

Climate Advocacy Day is an opportunity to tell the story of what is possible—that there are real alternatives, that we can put social and ecological well being over the accumulation of wealth and power, and that all people have dignity and worth. Through our collective imagination and participation in government, we can build a future that works for all Montanans.

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Join us the night before Climate Advocacy Day to celebrate our wins, hold our legislators accountable, and look to the future!

A youth-led workshop sharing various ways young people can engage in the climate movement during and beyond the legislative session. Hear from youth across the state on ways to get involved and feel empowered by taking climate action!

Get engaged with Climate Advocacy Day and learn the basics about calling and talking with your lawmakers at the state capitol about the things you care the most about. Hear from Montana climate advocates about how to create personal connections with your lawmaker and why it matters for our future.

Join us for this online workshop with Citizens’ Climate Lobby on effective and approachable ways to talk with your lawmakers, make appointments, and connect over shared values. During the workshop, you’ll have the chance to practice mock meetings using real bills.

As you work so hard to take care of others, we encourage you to carve out this small amount of time to try something new and take care of yourself. 

This 90-minute, practice is intended for renewal and regeneration.

Join us as we spend an evening Anna Farro Henderson talking about her new book Core Samples: A Climate Scientist’s Experiments in Politics and Motherhood.

The 2025 Legislative Session is just around the corner!

Learn how the Legislature works and how you can have an impact on the issue that impact low-income & marginalized Montanans!

Join us at the UM FLAT studio for an evening of connection and sharing. Hear from students and local storytellers. There will be an open mic to share your own story, poetry, art, or feeling around gratitude for our Mother Earth, despite difficult changing times.

In partnership with the UM FLAT and Montana Climate Stories project.

Join us for our end of year party! Come dance with us and DJ Auntie E, play games, eat homemade pizza, drink delicious oat milk hot cocoa, and celebrate a year of climate action in Montana!

We can’t wait to celebrate with you!

As you work so hard to take care of others, we encourage you to carve out this small amount of time to try something new and take care of yourself. 

This 90-minute, practice is intended for renewal and regeneration.

Join us on Friday, October 11th at 9:15am in the Missoula Public Library Cooper Room A (401) for our Fridays for Action Fall Kick Off! Get oriented to our work, meet our team, and learn about our programs and engagement opportunities. All are welcome, including kids!

Come join us for a local community bike ride on October 6, 2024 and help us raise awareness and funds for Missoula nonprofits doing essential work for our planet!

Registration is free, and we'll have three route options to suit riders of all ages. Don a cape, and join us for our 4th annual Climate Protector ride for all ages!! Grab your friends and family, and let's ride for a greener future! 

Climate Conversations | October 4th | 9:15am-10:15am | Missoula Public Library Cooper Room A 

Learn and practice communication skills to have more meaningful and effective climate conversations with your family, friends, and colleagues.

We've all heard the expression that we "vote with our dollars". Typically, we think of this expression when we're buying a product or service. But wait! There is much more to the story!

October 1st | 11:45am - 1:45pm | Missoula Public Library | 4th Floor Cooper Room A

Come be apart of the 6th annual Climate & Clean Energy Expo at Caras park on September 28th!

A free screening of We’re All Plastic People Now an Emmy award winning

documentary film followed by a panel discussion with Jeremy Drake, local and national

Zero Waste Consultant and Youpa Stein, Volunteer Co-Chair Families for a Livable

Climate Plastics Working Group. We’re All Plastic People Now is an Emmy Award-

winning documentary, with an introduction by actor and environmentalist, Ted Danson,

that investigates the hidden story of plastic and its effects on human health. We’re All

Plastic People Now is centered around the question “how much evidence do we need

before we decide to take action?”

The ground-breaking feature documentary Plastic People investigates our addiction to plastic and the growing threat of microplastics on human health. Almost every bit of plastic ever made breaks down into “microplastics.” These microscopic particles drift in the air, float in all bodies of water, and mix into the soil, becoming a permanent part of the environment.

Join us to hear personal stories from local climate-conscious business leaders in Billings. This project is part of Billings Climate Week and sponsored by Families for a Livable Climate and SustainaBillings.

Grab a drink and support Families for a Livable Climate. 5-8pm $1 from every drink goes towards supporting our mission!

Families for a Livable Climate will be joining the North Missoula Community Development Corporation (NMCDC) for their screening of the Lorax.

Join us at Caras Park. Want to get involved with Families for a Livable Climate’s ongoing action groups? Join us! Everyone is welcome. Bring the kids to play in the park and meet other parents engaged in climate action.