It’s a critical time for implementing climate solutions, and cities are key to reaching our goals. Across the Bay Area cities are pioneering electrification policies and programs that reduce building emissions and improve health, with a focus on equity. New funding from regional, state and federal sources, including the Inflation Reduction Act, is facilitating the transition to an all-electric future.

What have we learned, and where can we go next? Speakers at this online event include BlocPower CEO Donnel Baird, Building Decarbonization Coalition Executive Director Panama Bartholomy, Peninsula Clean Energy CEO Jan Pepper, Palo Alto Council Member Pat Burt, and San Mateo former Mayor Rick Bonilla. They will share newly available funding, policy and outreach tools for electrifying existing buildings. Elected officials, municipal staff, policy thinkers, and community advocates will gain insights and ideas for viable and equitable next steps in their own cities.

This event is hosted by Acterra, the Climate Action Leadership Team, and 350 Silicon Valley. Co-sponsors include: Building Decarbonization Coalition, Carbon Free Mountain View, Carbon Free Palo Alto, Carbon Free Silicon Valley, Citizens Climate Lobby San Mateo County, Citizens Climate Lobby Silicon Valley North, Citizens Environmental Council, the Climate Center, Drawdown Bay Area, Elders Action NorCal Chapter, Elders Climate Action SoCal Chapter, Green Town Los Altos, HOMEintel, Leadership Sunnyvale, Livable Sunnyvale, Menlo Spark, Menlo Together!, Mothers Out Front Silicon Valley, Palo Alto Student Climate Coalition, Peninsula Clean Energy, Peninsula Peace and Justice Center, Quit Carbon, Rodfei Tzedek - Peninsula Temple Beth El, San Jose Clean Energy, Santa Clara County League of Conservation Voters, Santa Cruz Climate Action Network, Sea Hugger, Silicon Valley Youth Climate Action, Sunnyvale Cool, Democratic Club of Sunnyvale, Sustainable San Mateo County, Sustainable Silicon Valley, The Climate Reality Project Bay Area Chapter, The Climate Reality Project Silicon Valley Chapter, 350 Bay Area, 350 SV Palo Alto Climate Team, 350 Humboldt, THIS! Is What We Did, Thrive Alliance, and more. It is a sequel to the highly successful ‘Code Red for Humanity: What Municipalities Can Do’ (January 2022).

Please select from these ticket options: (1) Free e-Ticket or (2) Paid e-Ticket at suggested $30 price (labeled as "donation" but works the same as an e-ticket) or (3) Pay What You Will e-Ticket (labeled as "donation" but works the same as an e-ticket) in any amount that you can afford.

Code Red for Humanity: Pathways to Healthy, Electric Cities

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