Something free I'm starting — March 31st

Mar 16, 2026

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Hello!

I wanted to let you know about something I'm starting this month.

On March 31st at 10am Mountain, I'm opening a Climate Cafe for Mothers and Birthing People — a free, informal online space to sit with how climate change actually feels during the perinatal season.

No agenda. No expert talk. No action plans. Just one hour, online, with a small group of people who understand the particular weight of bringing life into a changing world.

If that sounds like something you need, or something you want to share with someone who does — I'd love to have you there.

With care,

Allie

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