CCL’s June conference: Sneak a peek in photos
This year’s conference is CCL’s first in-person nationwide event in two years. We can’t wait to see you in D.C. from June 11-13! If you haven’t registered yet, you can sign up today. If you have registered, be sure to book your room soon. Since our last few conferences have been virtual, you may wonder what the experience is like when we’re actually together in our nation’s capital. That’s especially true for those of you who have joined CCL in the last two years and have never had the chance to come to an in-person conference. Well, wonder no more! We’ve put together a blog post to give you a virtual tour through the CCL conference experience. Check out the view of the plenary stage, peek at the conference rooms we’ll be in at the Omni Shoreham Hotel, and start to envision a fun few days of climate advocacy with us. When you’re ready, you can register to attend. Be sure to sign up by the May 22 deadline to secure your spot.
In other news this week: • Statement on bipartisan climate talks: CCL views the current bipartisan climate talks and budget reconciliation process as efforts that are complementary, not mutually exclusive. Read more. • CCL Canada’s conference: CCL Canada held their national conference last week, titled “Keeping it Polite.” You can read more about that conference’s speakers and itinerary here. • Conservative climate journey: CCL’s Conservative Outreach Director, Drew Eyerly, shares his climate journey in a compelling new video. Watch and share his story. • CCL tours in TN & KY: For most of April, CCL’s Appalachia Regional Coordinator Jon Clark traveled across Tennessee and Kentucky on Earth Week outreach tours. See photos and highlights from Jon’s time on the road. • CCL’s 2022 Diversity, Inclusion and Conservative Fellows: CCL is lucky to have fellows working with our Diversity and Inclusion and Conservative staff. Get to know them now! • Forum on fiscal climate solutions: Our friends at the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget are hosting a forum on May 17 titled “Fiscal Solutions to Climate Change.” The event is free to attend and takes place online. |