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PostFebruary 1, 2019

Community Conversations: Climate

Join the PKG Center for Community Conversations: Climate

Wednesday, March 6, 6:00-8:00pm

MIT Museum 

  • Meet local government employees, nonprofit agencies, and social entrepreneurs who are actively working to address climate change.  
  • Enjoy good food in good company as you mingle with other environmentally-conscious MIT students, faculty, and the leaders of climate-focused campus programs.
  • Discover internships, volunteer opportunities, and jobs.

Invited community organizations have the option to present 90-second pitches to share their goals and collaborative opportunities.

Places and pitch spots are limited, so advance RSVPs are required. Register through EventBrite

by MIT PKG Center
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