Monday, November 27, 2023, 4:00 – 4:45 pm, On Zoom

Join us for a virtual event, co-sponsored by the Adult & Kids Departments.

Great for parents and caregivers, all adults welcome!

In Julia Rockwell’s book Mothering Earth: The Busy Family’s Guide to Saving the Planet, Julia empowers readers to take “eco-action” with a range of practical but impactful tips, swaps, and tools for a healthier, more sustainable life, home, and earth.

Rockwell will guide you through sustainable living basics while helping you find an actionable plan to get you and your family started followed by time for a Q&A from the audience.

About the book, “Mothering Earth”:

This Earth—and money—saving guide to sustainable living empowers families everywhere to fight climate change by making practical lifestyle changes—at home at their own pace.

Expert author Julia Rockwell provides a road map to simplify and streamline our lives in a way that benefits overall well-being and the health of the planet—all without sacrificing comforts or turning our lives upside down.

Realistic yet impactful, Mothering Earth gives readers a feasible guide for simple and meaningful change, while at the same time sparks calmness and connection. With the tools to create an effective and healthy eco-routine, readers take a holistic look at shifting habits and making them stick in this Earth-saving guidebook.

About the Author:

Julia Rockwell is a mother and zero-waste expert, educator, and writer. She is the founder of the Mothering Earth Project, an organization dedicated to helping others live sustainably through community and connection. Additionally, she works with families to help them reduce their carbon, plastic, and waste footprints. A lifelong lover of healthy and mindful living, Rockwell holds an arts-activism-based BA in world arts & cultures from UCLA. She lives in San Francisco with her husband and two children, where they lead a zero-waste lifestyle.