​​Climate Tech Innovators: To understand how RCDs serve as partners for pilot programs.

​​Nonprofit Leaders: To explore new models of multi-institutional cooperation.

​​Community Members: To learn how local taxes and grants are converted into tangible ecological benefits.

​Join Indy Rishi Singh (Associate Board Member) and Kyle Ciullo (Regenerative Investor) for a Doughnut Economics presentation and Q&A into how one of California's vital Resource Conservation Districts can apply the Doughnut Economics framework to navigate the "sweet spot" between social foundations and planetary boundaries. This session explores how the CCRCD acts as a central hub for regional cooperation, bridging the gap between state mandates, federal support, and local community action. (Download and read the California Doughnut Economics report free)

​The CCRCD manages a multi-million dollar portfolio to drive nature-based solutions. This presentation will demonstrate how the district's diverse projects—from watershed bioremediation to climate-smart agriculture—align with a regenerative economic model that prioritizes both ecological health and community stability.

​It seems like everyone has a podcast… but how many people do you actually know in podcasting?

​It's about time we all meet ✨

​Do you:

• ​have a podcast?

• ​want to start a podcast?

• ​want to meet people with a podcast?

​Trellis is hosting our first podcast networking night. Whether you are a talent looking for a team, an AV whizz wanting to learn about the latest tech, or just a beginner: we'll have what you're looking for.

​The night will include a social hour, a podcasting speed meet, breakout discussion with the best in the bizz, a studio open house, and much more!

​Breakout discussions led by:

• ​Charles Loi, Emmy-Award-Winning Director & Producer of PBS featured Climate California.

  • ​Speaking on Video Podcast Basics

• ​Eva Frye, Executive Producer & Host of Climate Shift Podcast

  • ​Speaking on Hook and Brand

• ​Justin Molineaux, Co-Creator of Cue.ai: a Podcast Directing AI 

  • ​Speaking on Podcast Knowledge Searching

• ​Indy Rishi Singh, Host of the Political Hope Podcast

  • ​Speaking on Values Driven Podcasting

​Each ticket comes with a drink ticket, and extra drinks will be available for purchase 🥂

​Here are some of the guest organizations and activity sponsors sharing regenerative learning experiences during the gathering:

• ​www.caldec.org will be featuring the California Doughnut Economics Snapshot and inspiring local doughnut economic snapshots

• ​www.CultivatingSelf.org reframe healthcare with local caregivers to include cultural medicines, food as medicine, spirituality as medicine and more

• ​www.creecyouth.org will be sharing an incredible Environmental Education Center that is growing native species for local ecorestorations.

• ​www.bioticship.com will be guiding understanding around creating bioregional financing for nature-based solutions

• ​www.cosmiclabyrinth.world will be providing eco-educational playshops to support all ages with understanding about what is possible through biocultural ecorestoration

• ​www.ecoversities.org is providing the mycelial context to what we need to create bioregionally to reimagine education, skill-building, and regeneration of our most needed human and natural systems

• ​www.becomingdenizen.com will be sharing the wisdom of leaders across disciplines to accelerate systemic change

• ​events.humanitix.com/thriving-future-for-the-bay-area Join the Unconference on May 3 and continue the bioregional regeneration storyline

• ​Various healthy foods and drinks from local, eco-ethical small businesses

• ​maybe your organization wants to contribute... let us know!
  
  By registering for this event, you agree to share your registration information with the organizers of SF Climate Week

​Some of the projects we intend to focus on include:

​Genki Balls for Bay/Watershed bioremediation: https://www.timberskauai.com/genki-ball-project/

​https://bokashiresearch.org/education/bokashi-ferments/recipes/bokashi-mudballs

Join speaker Indy Rishi Singh for a big-picture look at whole systems and interconnection — how the actions we take to create healthy environments and healthy people are all part of a whole.

The talk will integrate a discussion of Doughnut Economics and the Ecocivic approach for community engagement.

This talk is part of the Vallejo Environmental Leadership Fellowship, a high school internship program, but will be open to interested members of the general public. We invite you to come be part of the conversation!