Approaches and Tools to Build an Inclusive Workplace and Movement In this experiential 2-part series, we will explore concepts and practice approaches and actions to support workplace inclusion.
State Fish Art Contest The Fish Migration Award is a new division of Wildlife Forever’s State-Fish Art Contest®. This award highlights the diversity of migratory fish from across the world and the importance of the free-flowing rivers they rely on. This global contest is open to all young artists ages 5-18 and is free to enter.
Chatham University Course Syllabus SUS401 Roosevelt University Patricia M. DeMarco, Ph.D. www.patriciademarco.com Author: "Pathways to Our Sustainable Future- Global Perspective from Pittsburgh" Forest Hills Borough Council, 2016-2020 Visiting Researcher & Writer, Carnegie Mellon University Senior Scholar and Adjunct Faculty, Chatham University 2017 William Freudenburg Lifetime Achievement Award 2018 Visionary of the Year- PA Interfaith Power and Light 2019 Carnegie Science Award- Environment
Critical Skills for Environmental Professionals Putting Knowledge into Practice Springer Presents real-world examples of relevant environmental issues to engage students and help them apply the various skills and ways of thinking to real issues
Call for Proposals: Sustainability Student Leaders Symposium Boston University The annual Northeast Sustainability Student Leaders Symposium brings together student sustainability educators/leaders (sometimes called ‘Eco-Reps’) from many different colleges and universities in the Northeast to learn and be inspired by each other for a half-day conference. The SSLS Board of Curators (BOC) is now seeking proposals to host the Fall 2020 symposium.
Strategic Government Communications: Engaging Your Audiences and Advancing Agency Missions Increase citizen engagement through social, video, mobile and more April 14 – 16 | Washington, D.C. Pre-Conference Workshop Day: Tuesday, April 14 Main Two-Day Conference: Wednesday, April 15 – Thursday, April 16 Follow and Tweet #ALIComms
Syllabus POS 348: The Politics of Climate Change Roosevelt University Professor: Dr. Bethany Barratt (bbarratt@roosevelt.edu) Meeting Times/Location: W 2-430 pm, AUD 420 Office Hours/Location: M 11-2 pm, & by appt, AUD 876 (8th Flr, Wabash Ave. side of bldg)
Student Action at Any Age Natalie Crowley In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, here are 5 lessons and tips from the frontlines about how to turn students of any age into activists.
Student Grants Workshop: Austin, TX EcoRise Learn how your students can become environmental stewards and bring their innovations to life with EcoRise resources and grant funds this Spring!
Central Texas EE Happy Hour EcoRise Join Partners for Education Agriculture and Sustainability (aka PEAS), EcoRise, and National Wildlife Federation for an informational happy hour to learn more about how our programs can jointly support teachers and schools!