Join Kathleen Biggins for “Building a Better Tomorrow: Understanding Extremes of the Changing Climate to Better Protect Our Community” presented by the Late Bloomers Garden Club.

Kathleen, founder of C-Change Conversations, will talk about climate change in a way that helps people understand the urgency of the issue without inflaming partisan passions. Kathleen and C-Change Conversations does that by educating people about the science and risks of climate change and by framing it not as a political issue, but as a human one.

Late Bloomers Garden Club, which is part of the Garden Club of Jacksonville, invites #GardenClubJax members to register for this program and learn how to Build a Better Tomorrow.

$25 for #GardenClubJax members, includes boxed lunch after the program

About Kathleen Biggins

Kathleen Biggins is the Founder and President of C-Change Conversations, a national nonprofit dedicated to fostering understanding about the risks of climate change to our economy, health and security, and geopolitical stability. In 2014, Kathleen recognized that climate change was a significant risk but that few people were talking about it because it was seen as such a polarizing and far-off topic. That year she pulled a team together to create C-Change Conversations with the goal of depoliticizing the issue and helping others understand how it might impact them personally.

Kathleen wrote the C-Change Conversations Primer—a non-partisan, science-based presentation—that has been lauded by both conservative politicians and chief scientists of internationally known climate organizations. The Primer has been presented to a wide range of businesses and associations, reaching over 19,000 people in 32 states and internationally. C-Change has received accolades from leaders in government, finance, health, and education, as well as recognition by the southeastern conference of the World Presidents Organization, the Financial Executives Networking Group, the Garden Club of America, and the Land Trust Alliance.

Kathleen hails from New Orleans and is a graduate of the University of Virginia and attended the Albert Ludwig University in Freiburg, Germany, as a Rotary Scholar. Prior to founding C-Change, she had a career in advertising and journalism. She now lives in Princeton with her husband and their dog.

Learn more at www.c-changeconversations.org.