On Saturday, July 4th we will gather for a family-friendly, community event and to create a giant human chain on the sea wall.

The event is to be held on unceded xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish),and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) territories.

Wear RED, bring a picnic blanket, and prepare for an afternoon of amazing music, profound speakers and local entertainment. Don't forget your re-usable water bottle, hat and sunscreen.

We have a great lineup of performers including Ta'Kaiya, Rup Sidhu, Christine Leclerc, Karen Rae-Wilson and the Solidarity Notes Choir. The amazing speakers are Valeen Jules, Anjali Appadurai, Gavin McGarrigle, Sut'Lut and Maisaloon Al-Ashkar

At 3:00 join us with your signs and banners, and link arms along the sea wall in a giant human chain. If our government won't protect this coast, we will!

At the completion of the human chain, you are invited to join a collective swim and /or water fight (#splashmob) at Sunset Beach

The theme of Jobs, Justice + Climate Action is about wanting an economy where workers win and communities have more democratic control. An economy that honours Indigenous Peoples' rights and recognizes their role in protecting land, air and water for everyone. An economy that respects the limits of the environment made clear by climate science.

#JobsJusticeClimate

This is a non-partisan event supported by:

350.org

Fossil Free Faith

Council of Canadians

BC Teachers’ Federation

Unifor

BCGEU

In Solidarity with All Land Defenders

Rising Tide Coast Salish Territories

Beyond Boarding

Check Your Head: the Youth Global Education Network

Directly Affected – Film

Leadnow

Greenpeace Canada

Wilderness Committee

BROKE (Burnaby Residents Opposing Kinder Morgan)

PIPE UP Network

Voters Taking Action on Climate Change

We Love This Coast

System Change Not Climate Change

Vancouver Ecosocialist Group

Fight for $15 East Van

West Coast Environmental Law

Ecojustice

SFU TSSU

UBCc350

350Vancouver