especially in a place like Samoa, where sea-level rise and increased typhoons real threat. The photo below was organized by 11-year old Brianna Fruean and her club "Little Voices" from Vaiala Beach Primary School:
I was just emailing with Brianna and seeing if she was interested in organizing a candle light "Vigil for Survival" on December 11 or encouraging the Catholic Cathedral in Apia, pictured in the photo, to ring its bells 350 times on Sunday, Dec 13 for a "Sounds of 350" event. If she can pull together an event — so can you!
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