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SUMMARY:Virtual Marine Science Summer Camp\, Grades 3rd-8th!
DESCRIPTION:cean First Institute (OFI) takes pride in offering unique\, hands-on ocean science summer camps – this year will be no different\, though our camps will now run virtually. Our half-day Marine Conservation\, Girls in Ocean Science\, and Ocean Science summer camps will take place throughout the summer (starting June 8th). Camps include daily interactions with our marine biologists\, creative at-home science activities\, and a special kit of materials delivered to your home. OFI is committed to providing an engaging\, educational\, and inspiring camp experience — even at a distance!  There are partial and full scholarships available \nWHO: Students entering grades 3rd-8th \nWHEN: Monday to Friday select weeks from June 8th-August 7th\n9 AM to 12 PM (AM camp) and/or 12:30 PM to 3:30 PM (PM camp) \nWHERE: Zoom (secure & protected links provided before camp) \nLimited spaces available\, so sign-up today! \nFor more details or to register\, please visit here: bit.ly/OFISummer \n 
URL:https://dev1.gpsen.org/event/virtual-marine-science-summer-camp-grades-3rd-8th/
LOCATION:Ocean First Institute\, 3015 Bluff Street\, Boulder\, Colorado\, 80301\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200628
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SUMMARY:Are We Still Fighting Slavery in 2020?
DESCRIPTION:The national discourse surrounding police brutality and the criminal justice system is bringing more attention to the United State’s system of mass incarceration. The U.S. makes up about 4.25% of the total world population\, yet 1 out of 5 prisoners in the world are incarcerated in the United States. \nWhy is that? \nOn April 8th\, 1964\, The 13th Constitutional Amendment was passed which stated\, “Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude\, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted\, shall exist within the United States\, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.” This meant that slavery was abolished with an exception; the exception of those who have been deemed criminals. \nIn 2020\, as we try to understand police brutality and how it supports mass incarceration\, it is essential that we dissect if these systems are feeding into an institution of slavery with a precedent set by the 13th amendment. \nOur films Restorative Justice\, Justice in Crisis and Immigrant Prisons were produced to ignite and fuel these necessary conversations. \nClick Here to use one of our films\, bringing our social justice documentaries and curriculum to your classroom.
URL:https://dev1.gpsen.org/event/are-we-still-fighting-slavery-in-2020/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200714
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SUMMARY:Social Development Goals Learning\, Training & Practice
DESCRIPTION:Co-organized by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs\, Division for Sustainable Development Goals (DESA/DSDG) and the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) during the 2020 High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development under the auspices of ECOSOC \nThe Division for Sustainable Development Goals\, at the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA/DSDG) and the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) are organizing the 2020 edition of the SDGs Learning\, Training & Practice – a series of capacity building and knowledge workshops held at the HLPF\, featuring speakers and experts from academia and other sectors on crucial topics related to the implementation of the SDGs under review in 2020. \nThe 2020 Edition of the SDGs Learning\, Training & Practice will feature workshops focusing on enhancing capacity of stakeholders on the six entry points showcased in the 2019 Global Sustainable Development Report (GSDR): \n\nHuman well-being and capabilities\nSustainable and just economies\nFood systems and nutrition patterns\nEnergy decarbonization and universal access\nUrban and peri-urban development\nGlobal environmental commons\n\nAdditionally\, the 2020 SDG Learning\, Training and Practice will include sessions focusing on strengthening capacity and promoting partnerships for the Sustainable Development Goals. \nThe 2020 SDGs Learning\, Training & Practice workshops aim to advance: \n\nKnowledge and skills acquisition\nNetworking\nSharing experiences and peer to peer collaboration\nLearning about practical actions and best practices\nCapacity building\nPractical policy integration and coherence\n\nOption to attend up to 10 sessions with different focuses\, varying in times and dates. \nFor more information: https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/hlpf/2020/SDGsLearning \nFor Registration: \nhttps://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSexdDhZnn1F3gZFso3eL_4jumllYUEgMCZe_AAZu_2MCQFNig/viewform \n 
URL:https://dev1.gpsen.org/event/social-development-goals-learning-training-practice/
CATEGORIES:Classes + Workshops
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SUMMARY:JUST SUSTAINABILITIES IN URBAN PLANNING AND PRACTICE
DESCRIPTION:EcoDistricts is proud to announce that our next Webinar Wednesday will be hosted by Dr. Julian Agyeman of Tufts University\, a key thought leader of the movement to center racial equity and justice in the urban planning and design profession. \nIn this provocative and engaging conversation\, Julian will outline the concept of just sustainabilities as a response to the ‘equity deficit’ of current sustainability thinking and practice. He believes that what our cities can become (sustainable\, smart\, sharing\, and resilient) and who is allowed to belong in them (recognition of difference\, diversity\, and a right to the city) are fundamentally and inextricably interlinked. He will highlight his scholarship and writing with examples from urban planning and design\, urban agriculture and food justice\, and the concept of sharing cities. \nRegister for this Free Event Here 
URL:https://dev1.gpsen.org/event/just-sustainabilities-in-urban-planning-and-practice/
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SUMMARY:Engaging in Cross-Sector Climate Action With Local and State/Provincial Government Officials
DESCRIPTION:This webinar will involve participants in a conversation about how universities can engage local and state/provincial government officials in cross-sector climate action\, drawing on the experiences of several of Second Nature’s University Climate Change Coalition (UC3) members. \nSpeakers: \nDennis Carlberg – Associate Vice President for Sustainability; Boston University \nJohn Madden – Director of Sustainability and Engineering\, Campus and Community Planning; University of British Columbia \nMarjorie Kaplan\, PhD – Associate Director and the Rutgers Climate Institute; Rutgers\, The State University of New Jersey \nPeter Stiling\, PhD – Assistant Vice Provost of Strategic Initiatives; Director of the Office of Sustainability; University of South Florida
URL:https://dev1.gpsen.org/event/engaging-in-cross-sector-climate-action-with-local-and-state-provincial-government-officials/
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SUMMARY:Universities Making a Difference by Integrating Climate Action and Sustainability Across the Curriculum
DESCRIPTION:The social contract between universities and the societies they serve is changing. It used to be enough for universities to do research and educate students. Increasingly\, however\, we are being asked to engage tangibly and actively with the problems faced by the societies which fund us. This webinar will: \n(1) Explore the challenges and opportunities facing universities attempting to respond to this demand with regard to climate action and sustainability \n(2) Outline an agenda for transforming the campus into a living laboratory of sustainability and agent of change in the community \n(3) Involve participants in a conversation about how universities can integrate climate action across the college or university curriculum\, drawing on the experiences of several of Second Nature’s Climate Leadership Network and University Climate Change Coalition (UC3) members. \nRegister for this event HERE.
URL:https://dev1.gpsen.org/event/universities-making-a-difference-by-integrating-climate-action-and-sustainability-across-the-curriculum/
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SUMMARY:"Zero Energy Homes" Webinars!
DESCRIPTION:How to Cost Effectively Build Zero Energy Homes\nRepeat webinar series due to popular demand! \nJoin EEBA and Earth Advantage for this three-part webinar series on affordable Zero Energy (ZE) home design and construction. Learn how to eliminate common barriers to Zero Energy (ZE) home construction\, benefit from the rapid trend towards ZE\, and earn a ‘Zero Energy Professional’ designation. \n\nThurs\, July 23 – Intro to ZE\, Affordability\, Design\, Site Orientation\, Energy Modeling\, Certification Programs\, Oregon Case Studies\, Local Market & Policy Development. Guest speaker: Earth Advantage\nThurs\, July 30 – Air Sealing\, Insulation\, Windows\, Programs & Incentives.\nGuest speaker: Birdsmouth Construction\nThurs\, Aug 6 – Mechanical Ventilation\, Heating & Cooling\, Water Heating\, Lights & Appliances\, Renewable Energy. Guest speaker: Energy Trust of Oregon\nExtended Q&A will be offered on each of the three days and will be recorded and provided to all attendees.\n\nParticipants are invited to bring current house specifications and evaluate upgrade options along 12 steps to ZE. This is a rare opportunity to learn from ZE spec builder case studies and walk away with concrete action steps about your build process to apply principles in practice. \nLive Webinars – $39 \nModule 1 – Thurs\, 7/23 @ 12PM-2PM\nModule 2 – Thurs\, 7/30 @ 12PM-2PM\nModule 3 – Thurs\, 8/6 @ 12PM-2PM \nPlease Register Here!
URL:https://dev1.gpsen.org/event/zero-energy-homes-webinars/
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SUMMARY:Coping with Climate Anxiety in the Classroom and for Yourself: a Workshop for College & University Faculty
DESCRIPTION:This event takes place online on July 23 starting at 9 am Hawaii/ 12 noon Pacific/ 3 pm Eastern/ 8 pm Central European Time.\n  \nThe Worry & Hope study at the University of Hawaii revealed a pervasive emotional climate of fear\, anger\, sadness\, shame and hope about climate change. College faculty already knew this\, and are\, themselves\, feeling anxiety\, grief\, and additional stress that accompanies a sense of urgency and responsibility to teach and engage with students about climate change across all academic subject areas. \nThis two hour online workshop is for faculty to address their own emotions so that we can create and hold space in our classrooms for students to integrate and process hard realities about climate change impacts. If not here\, where? If not us\, who? A short overview of research on climate change education and pedagogies will be followed by experiential workshop going through 4 activities that you can then use in your classroom.  The activities are based on recent research as well as ecotherapy\, ecopsychology\, and the Active Hope work of Joanna Macy. \nThis event is Deeper Dive of the workshops from April\, May and June (but everyone is welcome to attend)\, in which we will continue to learn from each other and build a set of practices that work in a higher education setting. \nKrista Hiser is the Director of the University of Hawaii System Center for Sustainability Across the Curriculum (an AASHE Regional Center). She is also a longtime Professor of writing and teaches climate change communication\, project-based sustainability capstone\, and climate fiction. \nRegister today Deadline is July 22. Contact Krista Hiser with questions. \n 
URL:https://dev1.gpsen.org/event/coping-with-climate-anxiety-in-the-classroom-and-for-yourself-a-workshop-for-college-university-faculty/
LOCATION:Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200725T090000
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SUMMARY:Citizens Climate Lobby Depolarizing Within Workshop with Braver Angels!
DESCRIPTION:Is Polarization Getting you Down? Are you looking for new ways as a climate activist to discuss climate solutions with those who may be opposed?\n\nCCL is eager to invite you to our Braver Angels Depolarizing Within Communications Workshop aimed to teach CCL Supporters how to communicate with those who hold different views.\n\nThis workshop\, presented in collaboration with Braver Angels\, will help you become more aware of your inner polarizer\, help you learn to depolarize yourself and teach you skills for intervening in social conversations with like-minded people when those conversations veer into contempt and ridicule for people who hold other views.\n\nJoin us for this virtual workshop on Saturday\, July 25\, 9 am PT/10 am MT/11 am CT/Noon ET\, which will run 2.5 hours.\n\nAll are welcome and encouraged! We will email all registered attendees days prior to the event with the video conference access information.\n\nRegister for this workshop HERE!
URL:https://dev1.gpsen.org/event/citizens-climate-lobby-depolarizing-within-workshop-with-braver-angels/
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SUMMARY:UPCOMING WEBINAR -- Coping with Crisis: Building Psychosocial Resilience in the Face of Climate Change
DESCRIPTION:Climate change is putting Tribal communities at an increased risk for\nsevere impacts from heat\, drought\, wildfires\, floods\, melting ice\, sea level\nrise\, and more. As tribal environmental professionals\, it is our job to\nunderstand these risks and help develop plans for adapting to climate\nchange threats. Addressing the mental and emotional impacts of climate\nchange is an important part of developing individual and community\npsychosocial resilience. This webinar will provide you with the\nopportunity to learn and share techniques to protect emotional health and\nwellness as part of your climate change adaptation planning\, and will help \nyou build psychosocial resilience to better cope\, connect\,\nand recover before\, during\, and after a disaster. \nJuly 29th\n1-2pm PDT \nRegister here: https://www.swcasc.arizona.edu/webinars \n 
URL:https://dev1.gpsen.org/event/upcoming-webinar-coping-with-crisis-building-psychosocial-resilience-in-the-face-of-climate-change/
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