When is Climate Action Book Club: The Politics of Food?

Climate Action Book Club: The Politics of Food takes place on Sunday, May 3, 2026 from 10:00 PM to 12:00 AM (America/Los_Angeles).

Where is Climate Action Book Club: The Politics of Food held?

Climate Action Book Club: The Politics of Food takes place at San Francisco.

How much does Climate Action Book Club: The Politics of Food cost?

Climate Action Book Club: The Politics of Food is free to attend. Register on the event page to secure your spot.

Who is organising Climate Action Book Club: The Politics of Food?

Climate Action Book Club: The Politics of Food is organised by Climate Action Club. You can find more of their events on Rifio.

How many people are attending Climate Action Book Club: The Politics of Food?

29 people have registered so far out of 29 available spots. There are 11 spots remaining.

How do I register for Climate Action Book Club: The Politics of Food?

You can register for Climate Action Book Club: The Politics of Food through the original event page on Luma. Click the "View on Luma" button above, or save it to your Rifio account to get reminders.

How long is Climate Action Book Club: The Politics of Food?

Climate Action Book Club: The Politics of Food runs for approximately 2 hours, from 10:00 PM to 12:00 AM (America/Los_Angeles).

Climate Action Book Club: The Politics of Food

Name: Climate Action Book Club: The Politics of Food
Start: 2026-05-03T22:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-05-04T00:00:00+00:00

About this event

Food is political, environmental, and deeply personal. For our next Climate Action Book Club, we're diving into the complex systems that shape what we eat—from industrial farming to the cultures and traditions we grew up with. We're asking questions about who profits, the tradeoffs we all face, and what it might look like to make conscious choices within imperfect systems.

Whether you're vegan, omnivore, or somewhere in between, Eating Animals by Jonathan Safran Foer invites us to examine where our food comes from and what we value. Join us for a judgement-free conversation where we question, listen, and learn together.

💭We’ll have discussion prompts to help kick off the conversation🥗 Bring a picnic blanket if you have one and a snack to share🐶 Friends (furry, children, adult humans) are welcome!📚Join our community slack channel to learn about our other upcoming book clubs and community events - climateactionclub.io

⌛️Shorter options

Eating Animals the 2017 documentary, inspired by the book

🌎About Climate Action Club

Climate Action Club is a Bay Area community for people who care about the climate crisis and want to take meaningful, collective action. We turn climate anxiety into connection, clarity, and civic power - no prior experience required!

For partnership inquiries, please reach out to climateactionclub.sf@gmail.com

✨ Community Principles

Growth Mindset: We’re all here to learn, grow, and figure it out together.Relationships Over Transactions: We prioritize real human connection over professional networking.Inclusivity & Diversity: A mix of voices, experiences, and perspectives makes our community stronger.Mutual Respect: Everyone deserves to be heard. We show up with curiosity and care.

📚 Guidelines for a Great Time

Be Kind: Listen fully. Avoid interrupting or dominating the convo.Be Friendly: Say hi to someone new—especially if they came solo.Be Mindful: Share space and time so everyone can contribute.Be Yourself: This is a space to be real, not perform. Let’s have fun and grow together.

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About Climate Action Book Club: The Politics of Food in San Francisco

Climate Action Book Club: The Politics of Food is a free independent taking place on Sunday, May 3, 2026 at San Francisco. This independent is organised by Climate Action Club. Attendance is free — register to secure your spot. Currently 29 people have registered out of 29 spots. The event runs for approximately 2 hours.