NHCM Release Youth State of the Climate Report; Unveils Climate Justice Art

by Chris Schweitzer, New Haven Climate Movement

On Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2025, at 4 p.m. by the Amistad statue in front of City Hall, the New Haven Climate Movement project marked International Human Rights Day by unveiling three new climate justice banners and releasing the new Youth State of the Climate Report for New Haven.

The banners were painted by Yale student-led Project Bright Spaces, and show the impacts of climate injustice on Bangladesh, Sierra Leone, and Argentina.

The Youth State of the Climate Report for New Haven presents the climate dangers New Haven faces and the urgent need to act now to avoid creating climate chaos for future generations. See the Report and Banners at instagram.com/newhavenclimatemovemnent.

Top of the Rock Climate Picnic

by Chris Schweitzer, New Haven Climate Movement

Join the New Haven Climate Movement from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 6 for a picnic at the English Shelter Pavilion located at the top of East Rock Park overlooking the City of New Haven.

This is an opportunity to celebrate New Haven’s passage of a Climate Emergency Resolution, strategize next steps, and most importantly welcome new members. We encourage those who are concerned about the climate disaster and/or want to ensure a safe climate to join our picnic. All are welcome!

Food and beverages will be provided, but feel free to bring anything you want to share. If you do bring something to share, please consider others’ dietary choices and bring either a vegetarian or vegan dish.
If you have any questions about the event, please email [email protected].