Come see our new office at Tarleton Square building walking distance from the downtown mall in Charlottesville. We’ll have a tent out front, new shwag, and beverages and snacks will be flowing! You can learn about our newest campaign Make Your Own Impact which we are excited to launch as well as our other four campaigns! Let’s have some fun while we get engaged in climate action.

C3’s Green Schools Network is a group of like-minded public and private school teachers, administrators, support staff, and parent volunteers who meet around 6 times a school year. The primary focus is to support each others’ school-wide efforts to reduce GHG emissions with tangible tools and resources from the group and our Commercial Program Manager. We also support in-classroom activities (teacher or student led) in conjunction with our Residential Climate and Equity Program Manager.

She’s fabulous, funny, and a forager — join Alexis Nikole Nelson (@blackforager) for an exploration of some of the surprising edible plants you can find in D.C. and the Mid-Atlantic region this spring. Alexis will share her foraging expertise to help you find some scrumptious plant-based delicacies. Spring is here — let’s eat! Hosted by the U.S. Botanic Garden.

We’ll be at Earth Day 2022 at the Ix Art Park. Come visit our table and explore workshops & demos, a thrifted fashion show, and enjoy a free screening of 2040.

The Charlottesville Racing Club and UVA Cycling Club are hosting a short-course bike race that will attract amateur, collegiate and professional cyclists from around the country for a multi-lap spectator-friendly event. There will also be a kids race and open-street bike parade and a festival environment. Proceeds benefit Charlottesville Community Bikes.

Join this free class hosted by the Sentara Starr Hill Health Center’s RN, Setour Dillard and community health worker, Sierra Winn.

Join The Piedmont Environmental Council for a discussion on the state of philanthropy in the Piedmont. Leaders from philanthropic organizations across our region will share how they have continued to address the needs of our communities during the Covid-19 pandemic despite increased demand for food security, housing and access to recreational opportunities.

Learn about the difference between pre-diabetes and diabetes (type 2). Find out about the importance of reversing getting pre-diabetes under control. We will provide tools and resources that are easy to use.

At this free, half-day workshop, representatives from organizations, local businesses, agencies and passionate individuals who share a mission to promote walking, biking, running, everyday access to nature and active lifestyles will gather to identify areas of collaboration and lay out work plans.

When It Comes to Health…
PLACE MATTERS
RACE MATTERS
OPPORTUNITY MATTERS

Learn about the data in our area! From the presentation you will learn our area’s most up to date health data, why it matters, and what you can do to make a positive difference in our community.

A theory and action training for farming and food justice leaders to uproot systemic racism in our organizations and society.

Learn tips on how to manage and prevent chronic diseases such as diabetes, heart disease and obesity from a personal trainer!

CATCH (Coordinated Approach To Child Health) programs are a comprehensive and fun approach to Whole Child health that address physical activity, nutrition, stress reduction, vaping prevention, and more. For over 25 years, the CATCH platform has been proven to launch kids and communities toward healthier lifestyles. CATCH is the most cost effective means of preventing childhood obesity, in an environment that's fun and easy to sustain. A variety of programs are offered to suit your organization's needs.

People often think of color in the garden only in the summer, however winter is a great time to find beauty in unexpected places. Join Teresa as she shares hints, tips, and suggestions for creating a garden with interest in the midst of winter.

CATCH (Coordinated Approach To Child Health) programs are a comprehensive and fun approach to Whole Child health that address physical activity, nutrition, stress reduction, vaping prevention, and more. For over 25 years, the CATCH platform has been proven to launch kids and communities toward healthier lifestyles. CATCH is the most cost effective means of preventing childhood obesity, in an environment that's fun and easy to sustain. A variety of programs are offered to suit your organization's needs.

Join us for our monthly Move2Health Equity Meeting!

Join PEC Director of State Policy Dan Holmes and Black Family Land Trust Executive Director Ebonie Alexander for the fourth webinar in PEC’s Quarterly Keynote series, a virtual conversation about efforts to retain and conserve Black-owned farms and family lands.

CATCH (Coordinated Approach To Child Health) programs are a comprehensive and fun approach to Whole Child health that address physical activity, nutrition, stress reduction, vaping prevention, and more. For over 25 years, the CATCH platform has been proven to launch kids and communities toward healthier lifestyles. CATCH is the most cost effective means of preventing childhood obesity, in an environment that's fun and easy to sustain. A variety of programs are offered to suit your organization's needs.

CATCH (Coordinated Approach To Child Health) programs are a comprehensive and fun approach to Whole Child health that address physical activity, nutrition, stress reduction, vaping prevention, and more. For over 25 years, the CATCH platform has been proven to launch kids and communities toward healthier lifestyles. CATCH is the most cost effective means of preventing childhood obesity, in an environment that's fun and easy to sustain. A variety of programs are offered to suit your organization's needs.

C3’s Green Schools Network is a group of like-minded public and private school teachers, administrators, support staff, and parent volunteers who meet around 6 times a school year.

Albemarle-Charlottesville Branch of The NAACP Executive Meeting

Join us for our evening meeting this November. We are hosting Community Climate Collaborative to talk about transit equity through bus transportation in Charlottesville/Albemarle. C3 will be presenting a recently multi-year study they did in the area and the top 5 recommendations from the research. We will talk about Charlottesville’s current buses and how they can better serve the counties in the future. We will look at recent data collected from C3 and talk about ways individuals can make a difference in their community.

Join us for a social gathering to learn more about how you can get involved with bike/pedestrian advocacy in Albemarle and Charlottesville!

Get your costume, scare up some friends and join the Piedmont Mobility Alliance for a free, fun, relaxed and social bicycle ride through the streets of Charlottesville!