The UMass Amherst Libraries will host a spring series of interactive climate change events organized by Talking Truth: Finding Your Voice around the Climate Crisis, a collaborative community of students, faculty and staff working together to integrate the intellectual, emotional and spiritual dimensions of climate change.

The series runs from Jan. 30-April 19. All events are free and open to the public. Seating is limited; please arrive early.

Deeper Dive Workshops: Thursdays, 7-9 p.m., 2601 W. E. B. Du Bois Library

• April 19: The Work That Reconnects: Practices Connected to Earth and Community Engage your love for the Earth with a variety of practices. WTR builds community and connectivity, reminding us of our core mission. Starting in the 1970s, these practices have spread around the world, shifting how people perceive and address climate change–helping us move from our intellect to our hearts. Facilitated by Bela Schultz, trained facilitator and UMass BDIC student with a concentration in environmental psychology.
• For more information, contact Madeleine Charney, mcharney@library.umass.edu, 413/577-0784, or visit:  https://www.facebook.com/TalkingTruthUMass/and https://blogs.umass.edu/talkingtruth/.

Talking Truth is co-sponsored by the department of environmental conservation, Office of Civic Engagement and Service Learning, Paperbark Literary Magazine, Psychology of Peace and Violence Program and UMass Amherst Libraries.