Climate Creatives Hangout: Walk in the Park
We’re organizing a short walk at the Glen Stewart Ravine within Toronto Climate Week - bringing together professionals, enthusiasts, and creatives for a guided stroll leading to a relaxed venue. It will be an inclusive, interdisciplinary crossover of people passionate about climate, design, marketing, policy, storytelling, sustainability— and the curious.
The event aims to spark conversation, and the goal of this event is to create a space to bring together like-minded individuals from across Toronto and surrounding areas.
Agenda (more to come)
1. 🌲 One hour guided walk in a nearby wooded park alongside a peaceful ravine, including activities along the way
2. 🎙️ Facilitated conversations to share about projects, passions, and climate & social impact goals
3. ☕️ Grab a drink and build deeper connections with fellow attendees
Note: this event has a guest capacity of 30 people, on a first-come-first-serve basis. If you're on the wait list, we'll notify you if anyone drops out as soon as possible.
Some paths are not accessible. If you don’t want to attend the walk, just shoot an email to [email protected] and we can point you to our final meeting destination for drinks and hangs.
Dress comfortably and weather-appropriate! If its rained the day before, the ravine has a risk of mud on certain parts of the trail.
🚶This event is hosted by Climate Creatives Hangout and Here If You Are Podcast.
Josephine Tse is the co-founder of the horae, a creative consultancy empowering climate & social change orgs through marketing and communications. In her free time, she likes to practice Brazilian jiu-jitsu.
Jonathan "JCC" Chan-Choong is a copywriter and poet who enjoys playing with worms and turning the compost at his community garden. He's worked with various socially driven organizations and brands - some you've definitely heard about 😉
Chris Winter focuses on strategic marketing for climate leadership and action, combining strategic planning and creative marketing ideas to support an unstoppable global climate movement.
Helen C. Saygan is a designer, community-builder, and one-half of Here If You Are Podcast. Rooted in wellness, connection, and growth, she creates spaces where people can thrive together.
Paula is half of Here If You Are Podcast - she joins this collective as a long-time local advocate for sustainability and climate action - excited to connect and work with others to create a greater collective impact.
✨In partnership with Toronto Climate Week.