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In Gawler, folks walked round Pioneer Park and learned about the elements – soil, air, water, light – and then about poverty and inequality. The mayor of the town was also in attendance.
Submitted by Gill Caunce
The rank of Chief Master Sergeant was established by Congress in 1958. Chiefs embody the Air Force core values and possess the attributes needed to serve at the highest enlisted grades. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Jennifer Zima)
Berlin, 24. September 2015. Kurz vor der Verabschiedung der Globalen Ziele für nachhaltige Entwicklung machen Aktivisten weltweit in rund 200 Städten mit Lichtinstallationen vor und auf monumentalen Gebäuden auf die neuen Globalen Ziele der Vereinten Nationen aufmerksam, die morgen verabschiedet werden. Denn ob die Globalen Ziele erreicht werden, hängt maßgeblich von ihrer Bekanntheit ab. Nur wenn die Ziele bekannt sind, kann Druck auf die Politik gemacht werden, diese zu erreichen. Die Ziele beinhalten unter anderem die Beendigung von Armut und Hunger, die Stärkung von Gesundheitssystemen, die Gleichstellung der Geschlechter und den Kampf gegen den Klimawandel. Aktionen finden u.a. anderem in Paris, London, New York, Moskau, Nairobi, Johannesburg, Sidney, Rio de Janeiro und Neu Delhi statt. Die Idee stammt vom Kampagnenbündnis action/2015; der gemeinsame Hashtag lautet #LightTheWay
Paralympic Torch Bearers Running in Kilburn
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Nebraskans gathered in Omaha (Aksarben Cinema) and Lincoln (Westminster Presbyterian Church) on Sept. 24 to watch Pope Francis's address to Congress, followed by group discussions on climate change led by local leaders of the faith, science and environmental communities. Everyone in attendance was provided with concrete steps they could take locally to #LightTheWay and #ActOnClimate.
In Omaha, attendees took photos with cut-outs of Pope Francis, Randy "Stand with Randy" Thompson, and a huge Eiffel Tower to call out the historic UN climate talks coming up in Paris in November-December.
Sponsors included Green Omaha Coalition, Nebraska Interfaith Power & Light, Bold Nebraska, Citizens Climate Lobby, Nebraska Sierra Club, Nebraska Wildlife Federation, Protectors of the Ogallala, Nebraskans for Solar, and Nebraska 350.
More details: boldnebraska.org/nebraska-lights-the-way-watch-the-pope-a...
(Photo: Jason Shald)
Berlin, 24. September 2015. Kurz vor der Verabschiedung der Globalen Ziele für nachhaltige Entwicklung machen Aktivisten weltweit in rund 200 Städten mit Lichtinstallationen vor und auf monumentalen Gebäuden auf die neuen Globalen Ziele der Vereinten Nationen aufmerksam, die morgen verabschiedet werden. Denn ob die Globalen Ziele erreicht werden, hängt maßgeblich von ihrer Bekanntheit ab. Nur wenn die Ziele bekannt sind, kann Druck auf die Politik gemacht werden, diese zu erreichen. Die Ziele beinhalten unter anderem die Beendigung von Armut und Hunger, die Stärkung von Gesundheitssystemen, die Gleichstellung der Geschlechter und den Kampf gegen den Klimawandel. Aktionen finden u.a. anderem in Paris, London, New York, Moskau, Nairobi, Johannesburg, Sidney, Rio de Janeiro und Neu Delhi statt. Die Idee stammt vom Kampagnenbündnis action/2015; der gemeinsame Hashtag lautet #LightTheWay
Nebraskans gathered in Omaha (Aksarben Cinema) and Lincoln (Westminster Presbyterian Church) on Sept. 24 to watch Pope Francis's address to Congress, followed by group discussions on climate change led by local leaders of the faith, science and environmental communities. Everyone in attendance was provided with concrete steps they could take locally to #LightTheWay and #ActOnClimate.
In Omaha, attendees took photos with cut-outs of Pope Francis, Randy "Stand with Randy" Thompson, and a huge Eiffel Tower to call out the historic UN climate talks coming up in Paris in November-December.
Sponsors included Green Omaha Coalition, Nebraska Interfaith Power & Light, Bold Nebraska, Citizens Climate Lobby, Nebraska Sierra Club, Nebraska Wildlife Federation, Protectors of the Ogallala, Nebraskans for Solar, and Nebraska 350.
More details: boldnebraska.org/nebraska-lights-the-way-watch-the-pope-a...
(Photo: Mark Hefflinger)
the older kids have been doing some serious drumming at kidz express over the past couple weeks; the plan is for them to perform at the upcoming kidz express fundraiser.
U.S. Air Force Chief Master Sgt. (Select) Erik Garza, 422d Security Forces Squadron operations superintendent, walks through a saber cordon with his family during the 2023 Chief Master Sergeant Recognition Ceremony at RAF Croughton, England, May 12, 2023. The rank of Chief Master Sergeant was established by Congress in 1958. Chiefs embody the Air Force core values and possess the attributes needed to serve at the highest enlisted grades. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Jennifer Zima)
Nebraskans gathered in Omaha (Aksarben Cinema) and Lincoln (Westminster Presbyterian Church) on Sept. 24 to watch Pope Francis's address to Congress, followed by group discussions on climate change led by local leaders of the faith, science and environmental communities. Everyone in attendance was provided with concrete steps they could take locally to #LightTheWay and #ActOnClimate.
In Omaha, attendees took photos with cut-outs of Pope Francis, Randy "Stand with Randy" Thompson, and a huge Eiffel Tower to call out the historic UN climate talks coming up in Paris in November-December.
Sponsors included Green Omaha Coalition, Nebraska Interfaith Power & Light, Bold Nebraska, Citizens Climate Lobby, Nebraska Sierra Club, Nebraska Wildlife Federation, Protectors of the Ogallala, Nebraskans for Solar, and Nebraska 350.
More details: boldnebraska.org/nebraska-lights-the-way-watch-the-pope-a...
(Photo: Jason Shald)
Nebraskans gathered in Omaha (Aksarben Cinema) and Lincoln (Westminster Presbyterian Church) on Sept. 24 to watch Pope Francis's address to Congress, followed by group discussions on climate change led by local leaders of the faith, science and environmental communities. Everyone in attendance was provided with concrete steps they could take locally to #LightTheWay and #ActOnClimate.
In Omaha, attendees took photos with cut-outs of Pope Francis, Randy "Stand with Randy" Thompson, and a huge Eiffel Tower to call out the historic UN climate talks coming up in Paris in November-December.
Sponsors included Green Omaha Coalition, Nebraska Interfaith Power & Light, Bold Nebraska, Citizens Climate Lobby, Nebraska Sierra Club, Nebraska Wildlife Federation, Protectors of the Ogallala, Nebraskans for Solar, and Nebraska 350.
More details: boldnebraska.org/nebraska-lights-the-way-watch-the-pope-a...
(Photo: Jason Shald)
Stephen Skinner, right, 426th Air Base Squadron transportation specialist, briefs Col. Lisa Wildman, left, 501st Combat Support Wing vice commander, at the Jåttå Military Compound in Stavanger, Norway, June 15, 2022. Wildman met 426th ABS Airmen, civilians, and local nationals who support DOD members across the Kingdoms of Norway and Denmark. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Jennifer Zima)
Nebraskans gathered in Omaha (Aksarben Cinema) and Lincoln (Westminster Presbyterian Church) on Sept. 24 to watch Pope Francis's address to Congress, followed by group discussions on climate change led by local leaders of the faith, science and environmental communities. Everyone in attendance was provided with concrete steps they could take locally to #LightTheWay and #ActOnClimate.
In Omaha, attendees took photos with cut-outs of Pope Francis, Randy "Stand with Randy" Thompson, and a huge Eiffel Tower to call out the historic UN climate talks coming up in Paris in November-December.
Sponsors included Green Omaha Coalition, Nebraska Interfaith Power & Light, Bold Nebraska, Citizens Climate Lobby, Nebraska Sierra Club, Nebraska Wildlife Federation, Protectors of the Ogallala, Nebraskans for Solar, and Nebraska 350.
More details: boldnebraska.org/nebraska-lights-the-way-watch-the-pope-a...
(Photo: Mark Hefflinger)
The rank of Chief Master Sergeant was established by Congress in 1958. Chiefs embody the Air Force core values and possess the attributes needed to serve at the highest enlisted grades. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Jennifer Zima)
Nebraskans gathered in Omaha (Aksarben Cinema) and Lincoln (Westminster Presbyterian Church) on Sept. 24 to watch Pope Francis's address to Congress, followed by group discussions on climate change led by local leaders of the faith, science and environmental communities. Everyone in attendance was provided with concrete steps they could take locally to #LightTheWay and #ActOnClimate.
In Omaha, attendees took photos with cut-outs of Pope Francis, Randy "Stand with Randy" Thompson, and a huge Eiffel Tower to call out the historic UN climate talks coming up in Paris in November-December.
Sponsors included Green Omaha Coalition, Nebraska Interfaith Power & Light, Bold Nebraska, Citizens Climate Lobby, Nebraska Sierra Club, Nebraska Wildlife Federation, Protectors of the Ogallala, Nebraskans for Solar, and Nebraska 350.
More details: boldnebraska.org/nebraska-lights-the-way-watch-the-pope-a...
(Photo: Jason Shald)
Nebraskans gathered in Omaha (Aksarben Cinema) and Lincoln (Westminster Presbyterian Church) on Sept. 24 to watch Pope Francis's address to Congress, followed by group discussions on climate change led by local leaders of the faith, science and environmental communities. Everyone in attendance was provided with concrete steps they could take locally to #LightTheWay and #ActOnClimate.
In Omaha, attendees took photos with cut-outs of Pope Francis, Randy "Stand with Randy" Thompson, and a huge Eiffel Tower to call out the historic UN climate talks coming up in Paris in November-December.
Sponsors included Green Omaha Coalition, Nebraska Interfaith Power & Light, Bold Nebraska, Citizens Climate Lobby, Nebraska Sierra Club, Nebraska Wildlife Federation, Protectors of the Ogallala, Nebraskans for Solar, and Nebraska 350.
More details: boldnebraska.org/nebraska-lights-the-way-watch-the-pope-a...
(Photo: Mark Hefflinger)
The rank of Chief Master Sergeant was established by Congress in 1958. Chiefs embody the Air Force core values and possess the attributes needed to serve at the highest enlisted grades. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Jennifer Zima)
The rank of Chief Master Sergeant was established by Congress in 1958. Chiefs embody the Air Force core values and possess the attributes needed to serve at the highest enlisted grades. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Jennifer Zima)
Nebraskans gathered in Omaha (Aksarben Cinema) and Lincoln (Westminster Presbyterian Church) on Sept. 24 to watch Pope Francis's address to Congress, followed by group discussions on climate change led by local leaders of the faith, science and environmental communities. Everyone in attendance was provided with concrete steps they could take locally to #LightTheWay and #ActOnClimate.
In Omaha, attendees took photos with cut-outs of Pope Francis, Randy "Stand with Randy" Thompson, and a huge Eiffel Tower to call out the historic UN climate talks coming up in Paris in November-December.
Sponsors included Green Omaha Coalition, Nebraska Interfaith Power & Light, Bold Nebraska, Citizens Climate Lobby, Nebraska Sierra Club, Nebraska Wildlife Federation, Protectors of the Ogallala, Nebraskans for Solar, and Nebraska 350.
More details: boldnebraska.org/nebraska-lights-the-way-watch-the-pope-a...
(Photo: Jason Shald)
The rank of Chief Master Sergeant was established by Congress in 1958. Chiefs embody the Air Force core values and possess the attributes needed to serve at the highest enlisted grades. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Jennifer Zima)
The rank of Chief Master Sergeant was established by Congress in 1958. Chiefs embody the Air Force core values and possess the attributes needed to serve at the highest enlisted grades. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Jennifer Zima)
Nebraskans gathered in Omaha (Aksarben Cinema) and Lincoln (Westminster Presbyterian Church) on Sept. 24 to watch Pope Francis's address to Congress, followed by group discussions on climate change led by local leaders of the faith, science and environmental communities. Everyone in attendance was provided with concrete steps they could take locally to #LightTheWay and #ActOnClimate.
In Omaha, attendees took photos with cut-outs of Pope Francis, Randy "Stand with Randy" Thompson, and a huge Eiffel Tower to call out the historic UN climate talks coming up in Paris in November-December.
Sponsors included Green Omaha Coalition, Nebraska Interfaith Power & Light, Bold Nebraska, Citizens Climate Lobby, Nebraska Sierra Club, Nebraska Wildlife Federation, Protectors of the Ogallala, Nebraskans for Solar, and Nebraska 350.
More details: boldnebraska.org/nebraska-lights-the-way-watch-the-pope-a...
(Photo: Jason Shald)
The rank of Chief Master Sergeant was established by Congress in 1958. Chiefs embody the Air Force core values and possess the attributes needed to serve at the highest enlisted grades. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Jennifer Zima)
Nebraskans gathered in Omaha (Aksarben Cinema) and Lincoln (Westminster Presbyterian Church) on Sept. 24 to watch Pope Francis's address to Congress, followed by group discussions on climate change led by local leaders of the faith, science and environmental communities. Everyone in attendance was provided with concrete steps they could take locally to #LightTheWay and #ActOnClimate.
In Omaha, attendees took photos with cut-outs of Pope Francis, Randy "Stand with Randy" Thompson, and a huge Eiffel Tower to call out the historic UN climate talks coming up in Paris in November-December.
Sponsors included Green Omaha Coalition, Nebraska Interfaith Power & Light, Bold Nebraska, Citizens Climate Lobby, Nebraska Sierra Club, Nebraska Wildlife Federation, Protectors of the Ogallala, Nebraskans for Solar, and Nebraska 350.
More details: boldnebraska.org/nebraska-lights-the-way-watch-the-pope-a...
(Photo: Mark Hefflinger)
Nebraskans gathered in Omaha (Aksarben Cinema) and Lincoln (Westminster Presbyterian Church) on Sept. 24 to watch Pope Francis's address to Congress, followed by group discussions on climate change led by local leaders of the faith, science and environmental communities. Everyone in attendance was provided with concrete steps they could take locally to #LightTheWay and #ActOnClimate.
In Omaha, attendees took photos with cut-outs of Pope Francis, Randy "Stand with Randy" Thompson, and a huge Eiffel Tower to call out the historic UN climate talks coming up in Paris in November-December.
Sponsors included Green Omaha Coalition, Nebraska Interfaith Power & Light, Bold Nebraska, Citizens Climate Lobby, Nebraska Sierra Club, Nebraska Wildlife Federation, Protectors of the Ogallala, Nebraskans for Solar, and Nebraska 350.
More details: boldnebraska.org/nebraska-lights-the-way-watch-the-pope-a...
(Photo: Jason Shald)
Nebraskans gathered in Omaha (Aksarben Cinema) and Lincoln (Westminster Presbyterian Church) on Sept. 24 to watch Pope Francis's address to Congress, followed by group discussions on climate change led by local leaders of the faith, science and environmental communities. Everyone in attendance was provided with concrete steps they could take locally to #LightTheWay and #ActOnClimate.
In Omaha, attendees took photos with cut-outs of Pope Francis, Randy "Stand with Randy" Thompson, and a huge Eiffel Tower to call out the historic UN climate talks coming up in Paris in November-December.
Sponsors included Green Omaha Coalition, Nebraska Interfaith Power & Light, Bold Nebraska, Citizens Climate Lobby, Nebraska Sierra Club, Nebraska Wildlife Federation, Protectors of the Ogallala, Nebraskans for Solar, and Nebraska 350.
More details: boldnebraska.org/nebraska-lights-the-way-watch-the-pope-a...
(Photo: Mike Beck)