The Covid-19 pandemic may be with us for some time, but there are still many ways to participate in the 51st anniversary of the global environmental movement. The Biden administration will host world leaders at an Earth Day 2021 global climate summit on April 22. Many important environmental events have occurred on Earth Day since 1970, including the 2016 signing of the Paris Agreement, as Earth Day continues to be a momentous and unifying day each year. Be a part of this historic climate summit by taking action to restore the Earth.

 

Earth Day special cyberspace events uncovering developments and communication possibilities at both local and worldwide locales in the movement include three days of multi-hour live events, free to all.

April 20, a four-hour digital Global Youth Climate Summit with panels, speeches, discussion and special appearances by youth climate activists such as Greta Thunberg; followed by a four-hour Hip Hop Caucus, a youth-led virtual summit entitled “We Shall Breathe”.

April 21, a multi-lingual global education virtual summit entitled “Teach for the Planet”, spanning several time zones and featuring activists from around the world.

April 22, beginning at noon (EST), multi-hour, multi-channel livestream including workshops, panel discussions and special performances focused on Earth Day’s 2021 theme, “Restore Our Earth”.

To learn more, go to EarthDay.org/earth-day-2021.