2023 German-American Summer Academy on Coastal Biodiversity and Climate Change in Mississippi
Do you care about preserving coastal biodiversity and protecting the coasts and coastal ecosystems against the impacts of climate change? Do you want to learn more about what scientists have found out and what questions they research? This summer, POCACITO, Mississippi State University’s Coastal Conservation and Restoration Program and the…
ATLANTIS hybrid transatlantic youth summer academy on climate protection and adaptation to climate change | July 11-15, 2022
(deutsche Version weiter unten) ATLANTIS 2022 connects youth from the Atlanta area in the United States with youth in the Ruhr Valley in Germany through an immersive training program. Participants learn about climate change, and biodiversity loss and health and learn how to address these two challenges, both at the…
Unity House Detroit – with Eric Douglas and Alex Kwon
Eric Douglas and Alex Kwon are community organizers and sustainability professionals with Graft Living Detroit. They create high-value solutions rooted in sustainability and environmental justice.
2021 Hybrid German-American Summer Academy on Coastal Biodiversity and Climate Change in Mississippi
From July 12 to 16 2021, youth from Germany and Mississippi met online and explored how to preserve coastal biodiversity and how to protect the coasts and coastal ecosystems against the impacts of climate change. They heard from scientists in Germany and Mississippi and ran their own investigative projects. POCACITO,…
Regenerating Sonora: Applying Regenerative Principles and Practices
with special guest Christopher Casillas. POCACITO met Chris when visiting Superior, Arizona in 2019. We are so glad to have him join us online. Regeneration goes well-beyond agriculture. See how a small Arizona town is using regenerative principles and practices to better serve life in their community. By the end of this…
Public Art: What is it Good For?
with Stein Wexler “if social agencies have failed, then art is obliged to step in” Nato Thompson, Living as Form: Socially Engaged Art: 1991-2011 How can we leverage public art as a tool for social change and community sustainability? In this conversation we’ll discuss not only what public art is and…
In Memoriam John Wackman
Some of you joined us on January 8 for a webinar on Repair Cafés and the book Repair Revolution where we wanted to hear from the two authors Elizabeth Knight and John Wackman. Only than John wasn’t there. I am very saddened to tell you that John Wackman died that…
Running for Office: Why Climate Candidates Should Run for Local Government
The climate crisis is the defining issue of our time. State and local governments are central to the fight on climate change, especially in the face of the Trump administration’s denial of the crisis and rollbacks of Obama-era climate policies. We need energetic leaders who know how to urgently address…
Growing – Feeding – Building Community
In on urban food workshop on December 12, 2020, we developed solutions that empower communities and the individual, covering how to grow food, how to prepare nourishing meals and how to build community. With the current social climate, it has become imperative that the lack of food access is addressed….
eDEN – ecodesign DENver: Better Streets for All
In response to the covid-19 pandemic, to create more space for personal mobility, dining and socializing while still practicing 6-foot distancing, the City and County of Denver has temporarily expanded public infrastructure into the public right-of-way on select streets throughout the city. With about 10 miles of roadway turned back…