350 Santa Barbara

I hope this message finds you well. I am reaching out to share the information and invite you to join us at our upcoming Polluters Pay Town Hall! Please see below for event information, and feel free to share this info widely and invite your network (flyers also attached)!

For far too long, massive polluters have treated our communities like a free dumping ground while families across the Central Coast pick up the tab. Between rising health care costs and cleanup costs after climate disasters, we’re tired of paying.

The Polluters Pay Climate Superfund ensures that Big Oil companies — not taxpayers — foot the bill for the climate damage they caused. These funds will be invested directly back into our neighborhoods to build community resilience, support essential workers responding to climate disasters, and fund a faster, fairer transition to clean energy.

That’s why we are thrilled to invite you to the Central Coast Polluters Pay Statewide Tour in Oxnard, a high-energy, interactive town hall designed to build power and hold Big Oil corporations accountable.

We’re bringing together:

• Energetic Education: Learn exactly how a “Polluters Pay” policy works – and how we’ll win it.

• Powerful Stories from our Panelists: Hear from electeds and diverse local speakers on the frontlines! Panelists include:

  • Local and State representatives

  • Intersectional allies

  • Disaster response and recovery experts

  • Union representatives

  • Youth leaders

  • … and more!

• Interactive Action: No boring slide decks! Expect engaging activities, live strategy sessions, and hands-on skill-building. Whether you’re new to this work or a seasoned advocate, we will have opportunities to get involved that work for you!

• Community Growth: Connect with other members of your community who are serious about accountability for climate disasters, climate action, and winning the transformative investments we all need. Be a part of a powerful movement with your neighbors!

 

Let’s build a future where our health and our communities come before corporate profits.

In solidarity,