• Rate increases to $850 midnight on April 20th.

  • Rate increases to $900 midnight on April 20th.

  • Rate increases to $850 midnight on April 20th.




Field Visits Before & During Meeting

We will be offering a field visit on Wednesday May 17th for folks who would like to engage with the topics of the meeting before official programming starts on Thursday. As the Wednesday field visit is not a part of the primary annual meeting agenda, there will be an additional fee to participate. Link to register and pay is below. Note that there are limited spaces.

Also listed below are the field visits being offered Thursday afternoon as part of the HEFN Annual Conference programming - please select which of the two field visit you would like to attend.


  • Louisiana Bucket Brigade (bike ride) - a group bike ride along River Road in St. Charles Parish that brings you face to face with two powerful forces in Louisiana: the environmental justice movement and local African American history. In addition to biking, walking and bus options are also being explored. Limited space available. Tickets are on a first-come-first-serve basis.

To sign-up for the Louisiana Bucket Brigade Field Visit on Wednesday, May 17th, please book your spot on the Louisiana Bucket Brigade website here. On the landing page, click the "buy tickets" button, and purchase a ticket for Wednesday, May 17th. If you have any questions about how to purchase your ticket, please contact Director of Programs Kalila Booker-Cassano at [email protected]

  • This visit provides essential historical perspective and showcases the climate and environmental injustices facing communities and with the work that local organizations are doing to advance climate change resilience, sustainability, community health and to foster greater justice locally. Potential destinations include: Sankofa Community Development Corporation, Center for Sustainable Engagement & Development (known as Sustain the Nine) and the Hidden History walking tour of the French Quarter.

  • This visit features the powerful work of the Descendants which supports descendant communities in the river parishes working to dismantle the legacies of enslavement, settler colonialism, and environmental degradation to achieve a healed and liberated future.


Concurrent Skill-Building Sessions

For our concurrent skill-building sessions during Friday's programming, please indicate your preferred session:


Post-Meeting Dinner: Fishing for Solutions

Friday, May 19, 2023 6:30pm

Please indicate if you will Join HEFN, the North American Marine Alliance, and the National Family Farm Coalition at Cafe Carmo after the close of the meeting for a special dinner featuring a sustainable, locally-sourced menu. This conversation will expand our political analysis of how corporate domination impacts environmental health, access to essential resources in fishing and farming communities, and hinders progress towards a just transition. Note: In addition to featuring delicious local fish, this dinner will offer plenty of delicious vegetarian, vegan an gluten free dining options.



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