Climate Justice Trivia Night
- Date
- 2025-10-08
- Location
- Parking is available in the building, entrance on University St (of note: there are EV chargers!) Also consider using Spothero. The closest Link Lightrail Station is the Symphony Station.There is a bike room located on the C/D level of the garage. It’s inside the double doors by the elevator (email seattle@9zero.com for the door code), Seattle, WA, USA
- Host
- Community
About this event
Climate change can feel overwhelming in the abstract. Climate Justice Trivia Night turns it into something social, lively, and easier to engage with: an in-person evening where you can test what you know, learn something new, and meet people who care about building a more just climate future. This is not a lecture and it is not a niche insiders-only gathering. It is a welcoming community event designed to bring together people across climate, tech, advocacy, and curiosity for a smart, low-pressure night of trivia, conversation, and connection. About the Event Climate Justice Trivia Night brings a community lens to climate conversation. The focus is not just on emissions, energy, or technology in isolation, but on the people, places, and systems that shape who is most affected by climate impacts and who gets included in climate solutions. The format is simple: show up in person, join the room, and take part in a trivia-based evening built for interaction. Whether you come with friends, colleagues, or on your own, the event creates an easy starting point for meeting others without the awkwardness of traditional networking. Because the event is open to anyone, you do not need a technical background or prior climate expertise to participate. If you care about climate, justice, policy, innovation, or community building, you will have a place in the room. Expect a mix of fun and substance. Trivia gives everyone a shared activity, while the climate justice theme makes the conversation richer, more grounded, and more relevant to the real-world challenges people are trying to solve. What to Expect You can expect an evening that balances learning, social energy, and practical connection. The event starts at 6:00 PM PDT on Tuesday, October 7, giving people time to arrive after work, get settled, and ease into the night. The core activity is trivia, but the real value is the way it opens up conversation. Questions tied to climate and justice can spark discussion across backgrounds, whether you work in climate tech, care about local resilience, follow environmental policy, or are just starting to explore the space. Here is the kind of experience this format is built to create: A clear, shared activity that makes it easy to participate right away A room full of people interested in climate, community, and ideas Natural opportunities to talk between rounds and after the event A more relaxed alternative to panels, pitch events, or formal networking mixers New facts, new perspectives, and likely a few friendly debates along the way If you are coming alone, this kind of structure is especially useful. Trivia gives you an immediate way to join in, contribute, and connect with others without needing to force small talk. Why Attend If you want to meet climate-minded people in Seattle without walking into a highly specialized or overly formal event, this is a strong fit. The atmosphere is designed to be open and social, while the topic gives the evening more depth than a standard happy hour. You will leave with more than just a score. You may come away with a sharper understanding of climate justice, new people to stay in touch with, and a better sense of how different communities are thinking about climate challenges and solutions. This is also a good entry point if you are climate-curious but not yet deeply involved. Trivia lowers the barrier to participation. You do not need to prove expertise; you just need to show up ready to engage. For people already working in climate or adjacent fields, the event offers a different kind of value. Instead of another transactional networking setting, you get a space where conversation can start from shared interests, collaboration, and perspective rather than titles alone. Practical Details This is an in-person event in Seattle, USA. If you are driving, parking is available in the building, with the entrance on University St. There are also EV chargers in the building, which is especially convenient for attendees driving electric vehicles. If you prefer not to drive, there are several other access options. You may want to use Spothero for parking planning, and the closest Link Light Rail station is Symphony Station, making transit a practical choice for many attendees. Cyclists are covered too. There is a bike room located on the C/D level of the garage. It is inside the double doors by the elevator, and you can email seattle@9zero.com to get the door code before you arrive. A few helpful details to keep in mind: Date: Tuesday, October 7 Time: 6:00 PM PDT Format: In person Setting: Community-oriented climate event with trivia and networking Accessibility for arrival: Driving, transit, and bike options are all available If you have been looking for a climate event that feels social, thoughtful, and easy to step into, Climate Justice Trivia Night offers exactly that. Come ready to think, talk, and meet people who care about where climate action and justice intersect.
Who should attend
This event is for you if you want a climate gathering that feels social, smart, and easy to join, whether you are deeply involved in the space or just getting started. - You work in **climate tech**, sustainability, policy, advocacy, or a related field and want to meet others in a more relaxed setting than a panel or formal mixer. - You care about **climate justice** and want to engage with the topic in a way that is interactive, community-centered, and grounded in conversation. - You are **new to climate spaces** and want an approachable first event where you can participate without needing expert-level knowledge. - You enjoy **trivia, team energy, and learning by doing**, and you would rather connect through a shared activity than traditional networking. - You are looking to meet **curious, values-driven people in Seattle** who care about climate, community, and practical action. - You might be coming **solo** and want an event format that makes it easier to start conversations and feel included quickly.