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Four win seats on Chapter’s Executive Board
Pictured left to right are David Haake, Nancy Barba, Coby King, and Dyana Peña
Vote in the 2022 Angeles Chapter Election
Voting Begins October 3rd
Voter Guide
The annual Angeles Chapter elections begin October 3rd, 2021, and end November 15th, 2022. Active members will be voting for
- At-large positions on the Angeles Chapter Executive Committee,
- Members of the Executive / Management Committee for their Regional Group in the Chapter.
Get Involved This Coastal Clean Up Day 2022
Next Saturday, September 17, 2022, from 9 am to noon, marks the 38th Annual Coastal Cleanup Day, the official event for California’s statewide Coastal Cleanup and the International Coastal Cleanup movement.
Photo by John Nilsson
Get To Know Central Group Chair, Barbara Hensleigh
Barbara Hensleigh is the chair of the Sierra Club Angeles Chapter’s Central Group, encompassing the area of West Hollywood through East Los Angeles, from Griffith Park through South Los Angeles, and several Gateway cities. She enjoys spending her time backpacking and volunteering.
Describe your background prior to joining the Angeles Chapter.
Join Sierra Club Leadership!
The Angeles Chapter Nominating Committee is recruiting Executive Committee leaders for the chapter and our regional groups.
Angeles Chapter Annual Awards Banquet returns after three-year hiatus
Sierra Club Angeles Chapter leaders and supporters gathered on May 1 at Friendship Auditorium in Griffith Park to celebrate its 2019 awardees. More than 100 members and supporters came together to recognize our volunteers, whose efforts to explore and preserve wild places attest to the chapter’s resiliency in the face of overlapping crises to our climate, health, and democracy.
Sierra Club Co-Sponsors Earth Day Panel at Pan African Film Festival in Baldwin Hills
What were you up to on Earth Day weekend? Sierra Club staff and volunteers kicked off the festivities Friday, co-sponsoring an Earth Day Panel with Natural Resources Defense Council about the Inglewood Oil Field and our work to phase it out at the 30th Annual Pan African Film Festival (PAFF).
PAFF is the largest Black film festival in the country and is held at the Crenshaw Mall in Baldwin Hills, right next to the Inglewood Oil Field—the largest urban oil field in the country.
A Letter from the New Conservation Co-Chairs
Wendy-Sue Rosen and Cynthia “Robin” Smith are excited to be the new co-chairs of the Angeles Chapter Conservation Committee.
Pictured: Wendy-Sue Rosen
Interview with Angeles Chapter Activist & Artist, Myla Collier
Myla Collier is the winner of a Sierra Club Angeles Chapter grant to create a traveling mixed media art show called “Climate: A New Look”. Her exhibit will premiere around April.
Tell us about your background before working at the Sierra Club Angeles Chapter.
