CLIMATE CHAT: The Sonoma Climate Challenge – Join the Action! Fri June 7th 2019
The Sonoma Climate Challenge is about rising up in this historic moment and coming together to take action towards the shared goal of richer, more resilient lives and communities. This joint action of the Sonoma County Regional Climate Protection Agency and Daily Acts has the ambitious—and achievable!—goal to have 500 households participate and collectively reduce […]
Shared Values
My second year of college, I ended up in this tiny shack of a house on a beautiful tree-lined block in Eugene, Oregon. My room was an uninsulated converted single-car garage attached to the back. My freshman dorm-mate, Eileen, had one of the teensy bedrooms up front, and there was one bedroom remaining. I don’t […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – May 14, 2019
The City of Petaluma Passes First Climate Emergency Resolution in Sonoma County Petaluma joins more than 500 jurisdictions worldwide declaring a climate emergency PETALUMA, Calif. (City of Petaluma and Climate Action Petaluma) May 13, 2019 — On Monday, May 6, the Petaluma City Council became the first city in Sonoma County to pass a Climate […]
Coffee Social – Tuesdays at 10 AM – NOW VIA ZOOM!
Every Tuesday from 10-11 AM we’ve gathered at WORK. For now we are still virtual, but check back. As the weather warms up, we’ll be able to switch back to outside gatherings. Old friends, new friends – you are all welcome! BYOC. 😉 Email Natasha with subject “social” for the zoom link: natasha@workpetaluma.com
CRASH COURSE: Double Your Sales Without More Marketing – FRI May 17th 2019
If you’re a Consultant, Coach, or Freelancer ready to break through the chaos of your business and streamline your sales process to get high-quality clients and create consistent, recurring income – then this Crash Course is for you. Joanna Sapir is going to outline 5 key principles that will help you double your income without […]
Eleven Years
Written by Natasha Juliana – April 25th, 2019 I woke up around 4:30 this morning. Maybe a little earlier (I tend to be in denial and pretend to be asleep for a while before I dare look at the clock). I told you last week that I’d been able to transform my anxiety around the […]
To me, this looks like hope…
Written by Natasha Juliana – April 18, 2019 Last weekend, we drove down the Sacramento River along the delta, on top of the levees. (Yes – in a fossil fuel-powered Prius – ugh!) The route was beautiful this time of year and I spent my time looking out the window in wonder. (Don’t worry – […]
Climate Chat: What Wall Street is Thinking – Fri May 3rd 2019
As tales of weather catastrophes are splattered across our news daily, one has to question whether or not Wall Street is watching as well. They sure are. Dale Wannen, President of Petaluma-based Sustainvest Asset Management, an advisory firm focused on sustainable and responsible investing, will give us some interesting examples of how climate change is […]
MOVIE NIGHT: Paris to Pittsburgh – Tues May 21st 2019
From coastal cities to America’s heartland, National Geographic documentary Paris to Pittsburgh celebrates how Americans are demanding and developing real solutions in the face of climate change. And as the weather grows more deadly and destructive, they aren’t waiting on Washington to act. These stories will inspire you to think globally and act locally. “The […]
Linda Jay’s 80th Birthday Interview – Looking to the Future
Written by Julia Carlisle This is her 80th birthday interview. But, this is the last time you will see that number, since it is irrelevant. She is – in no uncertain terms – looking to the future. As Jay emphatically notes,”I refuse to be a senior citizen. I will run away from that. It’s wrong and I […]
