We’re not going to soften it—the news about climate change is not a problem for the future. It’s happening here and now, affecting billions of people across the earth. But there are solutions, sometimes from unexpected places, and you can be a part of it.

As a living hub for ongoing dialogue, connection, and activism, the Penn Museum presents Seeds of Change, a new series of programs intended to spark curiosity, share facts, and inspire action around some of the most pressing issues of our time.

One of a three-part series, Eco-Science Social is an after-hours get-together where you can open your mind and make a difference while connecting with experts and communities.

• Access facts and hear innovative ideas from leading experts on climate change
• Learn more about sustainable practices
• Connect with local climate change groups
• Enjoy zero-food-waste snacks and drinks (the first drink's on us).

As a meaningful finalé, hear a presentation about reconnecting with the earth from Joy Harjo, internationally renowned performer and writer of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation and the first Native American named United States Poet Laureate.

$20 General | $18 PennCard | $15 Members