Worried about the upcoming wildfire season? Join us on May 14 from 6-8 pm at St. George’s Senior Citizens’ Center for our next Bite-size Change. This will be an engaging evening exploring how climate change is shaping our environment, health, and lived experiences—and what we can do about it!

Here’s what to expect:

Potluck & Guest Speakers
We’ll kick off the evening with a potluck while learning about the links between climate change, wildfires, and health. We’ll hear from Renny Grilz (Director of Conservation at Meewasin Valley Authority)and Krishna Kolen (PhD Candidate and Vanier Scholar, University of Saskatchewan). Bring a dish, a snack, or just your appetite—some refreshments will be provided!

DIY Air Filter Workshop
Attendees will learn how to build an air filter and have a chance to put this knowledge to work! If you’d like, bring supplies to build your own (see list below). You’re also welcome to just listen and learn.

Supplies:
1-4 square air filters (Size: 20″ x 20″ x 1″ or 4″, rating: minimum MERV 11)
1 box fan (Size: 20″ x 20″; only use certified fans with UL or ETL marking- 2012 models or newer)

Door Prizes
Attendees will be entered to win 1 of 2 DIY air filter kits!

Free N95 Masks will be available for attendees while supplies last.

Supporting local organizations & mutual aid: 

We’re collecting the following items for Crocus Co-op, who will distribute them to those in need. If you have the means, please consider bringing some items to donate!

  • Clothing
  • Toothbrushes/toothpaste
  • Deodorant
  • Baby wipes
  • Shampoo/conditioner
  • Hairbrushes/combs
  • Bottles of water
  • Individually packaged snacks/food items

Climate Justice Saskatoon will also donate $10 to a local mutual aid initiative on behalf of each person who attends this Bite-size Change (up to $300), so bring a friend!

Register here: https://forms.gle/7Ket2qqX6wZcpVfV6

We hope to see you on May 14 for some Bite-size Change! If you have any questions or have trouble with the form, please email us or saskatoonclimatehub@gmail.com. This event is made possible with the support of The Youth Harbour.