2020 PHX2Zero Lecture Series

About the event
The PHX2Zero lecture series is an annual event that brings in bright, passionate and innovative minds to speak about the importance of sustainability and zero waste. The goal of the lecture series is to inspire the community to take action and become environmental stewards. The lecture series is free and open to the public. This year's event will feature Bea Johnson, a zero waste lifestyle expert.
Since 2008, Bea and her family only produce one jar of waste each year. Bea has become an advocate for living a zero waste lifestyle and demonstrates that minimizing waste is easy, can save money and lead to positive health benefits. Join us to learn how you can also live a zero waste lifestyle.
Zero waste event
This is a zero waste event, so please bring a reusable bottle and reusable utensils. Refreshments will be provided. 
Travel
There is parking at the Burton Barr Library. However, public transit is highly encouraged. The McDowell and Central Avenue light rail stop is right next to the library.
The event will occur in the Pulliam Auditorium within Burton Barr Library. 
Schedule of Events
5 p.m. Doors open
6 p.m. Event begins
7 p.m. Q&A session
7:30 p.m. Event concludes
Contact
For any questions about the event, please contact Alexis Yaple at alexis.yaple@phoenix.gov
If you have a change of plans, please be sure to reach out to us so we can make your seats available to others interested in the event.