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Across the U.S., local election administrators administer safe and secure elections ensuring all eligible citizens have the ability to exercise their right to vote. In the newest episode of , Tiana Epps-Johnson talks about how her nonpartisan organization, the Center for Tech and Civic Life, harnesses the promise of technology to modernize the voting experience for all.
In this episode, Tiana reflects on what she has learned to help election officials administer safe and secure elections, and lessons in resiliency from her mother and grandmother. Listen now at the link below or wherever you get your :
https://apple.co/40mkmHm
31/10/2023
As we close out , we celebrate independent book sellers as community anchors. “Great bookstores build community,” EC’s Will Ames said. “We need them now more than ever.”
Learn more about a national project called “Reimagining Bookstores” at the link below and buy a book from your local bookseller today! cc: Baldwin & Co. coffee & bookstore, Whose Books - Your Neighborhood Bookstore, WordPlay, Source Booksellers, Too Fond Of Books https://bit.ly/40hqoJy
As we've learned from the podcast—where we've talked with people like Maria Ressa, Sal Khan, Senator Michael Bennet, Tristan Harris, Bishop Paul Tighe, Timnit Gebru, and others—and everyone agrees, technology is moving really fast. How are we supposed to make sense of it all?
That's where the new Substack newsletter comes in. Each week, Raffi will break down what's going on in the world to make sense of it through a Technically Optimistic lens. Together, we can decode the collision between technology, humanity, and power so we can navigate this landscape not just as users, but as participants. Subscribe today: https://technicallyoptimistic.substack.com/
26/10/2023
Today is Early Vote Day! Schools that run voter registration drives and get-out-the-vote campaigns usually have a straightforward goal—raise the number of students who exercise their rights to the franchise in the next election. But a new study suggests that getting more young people to vote could increase their parents’ political participation, too, a “trickle up” effect that can pay dividends across generations.
EC partner Generation Citizen has a number of recommendations for harnessing age diversity to foster civic participation including leveraging cross-generational collaboration, establishing clean and candid communication, and supporting storytelling. Learn more about their work at the link below: https://bit.ly/3SaaChy
25/10/2023
What is the carbon footprint of your favorite snack? In 2019, Julia Collins found herself obsessed with this question. “I wanted to understand the total carbon footprint of a box of crackers,” she says. She discovered there weren’t great options for getting a reliable, affordable analysis of the carbon involved in cracker-making.
EC portfolio partner Planet FWD is poised to revolutionize the food and beverage industry with their newly launched AI-powered platform. The tool simplifies the process of measuring and mitigating supply chain emissions across the food chain by modeling product-level emissions, and tracing them from farm to the compost bin.
Through partnerships with global industry leaders like Rodelle and Compass Group, Planet FWD is helping the world’s largest food companies tackle the 34% of global greenhouse gas emissions attributed to food. Read more about Julia Collins and Planet FWD on Forbes. https://bit.ly/3tRNHxb
24/10/2023
Last Wednesday, EC’s Chief Technology Officer Raffi Krikorian testified in front of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce in a hearing on “Safeguarding Data and Innovation: Building the Foundation for the Use of Artificial Intelligence.” In his testimony he discussed the American Data Privacy and Protection Act, exploring what the foundation of data privacy could look like in this new era of artificial intelligence, and recommended three opportunities to address encroachment on user privacy.
Sign up to Raffi’s new Substack newsletter, Technically Optimistic, to access the full transcript of his testimony and to learn more about his recommendations. Subscribe in the link below: https://technicallyoptimistic.substack.com/
How can poetry inform healing? In a new episode of , doctor and founder of HEAL Initiative Sri Shamasunder discusses the surprising similarities between poetry and medicine. In his conversation with host Dwayne Betts, Sri talks about the impact his college mentor, the legendary poet and activist June Jordan, had on his practice of medicine, and how it inspired him to use his voice to fight inequity. Tune in for a thoughtful meditation on poetry, language, and bridging cultural divides. Listen now at the link below or wherever you get your : https://apple.co/3QrSpe7
19/10/2023
Two hundred years ago, Haiti was founded on the idea that cultivating young minds was a revolutionary act. Today, Anseye Pou Ayiti is shaping a new generation of leaders by centering Haitian language and culture in the classroom.
Read how Dial Fellow Nedgine Paul Deroly, founder of Anseye Pou Ayiti, is helping Haiti’s families build a more inclusive education system: https://bit.ly/46VkDTN
18/10/2023
For Todd Park and his team at Devoted Health, the formula for success is simple: right care + right place + right time = better health outcomes + lower costs. In this conversation with EC's Sarah Pinto, the two discuss what it means to measure success as a mission-driven company and why it's time to put care back into the health care system.
https://www.emersoncollective.com/articles/right-care-right-place-right-time
What can we learn about history from our public spaces? In the latest episode of , landscape architect Sara Zewde of Studio Zewde dives into the surprising abolitionist history of America's public parks. In her conversation with host Dwayne Betts she talks about how her experience with the fallout of Hurricane Katrina influenced her decision to become one of the only Black female landscape architects, and her commitment to building culturally-responsive spaces where people experience a sense of belonging. Tune in at the link below or wherever you get your : https://apple.co/3Qkonc0
16/10/2023
School is in full swing! Learn about the inspiring ways educators at XQ America schools are engaging students to learn in the real world. Using project-based learning, high schoolers are building their own brands, designing and selling hoodies, and creating and auctioning sculptures from fallen trees for charity. Get inspired by more community partnership projects from XQ schools at The 74: https://bit.ly/3M4vDGr
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11/10/2023
“It's not a silver bullet. We're not going to solve climate change just by permanently removing carbon from the atmosphere. In fact, it's probably somewhere around a 10% part of the solution. But for a problem as big as climate change, a 10% solution is a really important solution. Everything is a small part of this puzzle.” – Zeke Hausfather, climate research lead at Stripe’s Frontier initiative.
In October 2020, Stripe launched Stripe Climate which allows any customer to direct a fraction of their revenue towards carbon removal. The company allocates contributions towards projects that remove carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere, primarily by purchasing the permanent removal of CO2 at a particular price per ton. In 2022, the initiative evolved into Frontier, an advance market commitment to buy an initial $1B+ of permanent carbon removal between 2022 and 2030. It was founded by Stripe, Alphabet, Shopify, Meta, McKinsey and tens of thousands of businesses using Stripe Climate.
Stripe's Zeke Hausfather sat down with Susy Schöneberg on Emerson Collective's venture team to discuss leveraging business ecosystems for impact. Read on in our link below: https://bit.ly/3rJTULb
For Diana Tellefson Torres, the foundation for building a more equitable food system starts with empowering farmers to tell their own stories. Through her work as the executive director of UFW Foundation, Diana ensures farmworkers’ voices are heard. In a new episode of , Diana speaks with host about her own family’s journey to the U.S. and why we should all know the stories of the people who pick the food for our dinner table.
Tune in at the link below or wherever you get your : https://apple.co/3rJWbG2
04/10/2023
This summer Emerson Collective launched to explore how evolving technology can impact our society—and our humanity. Across the first limited series on AI, Emerson’s CTO Raffi Krikorian spoke with dozens of technologists, scientists, artists, and policymakers to delve into the power and risks associated with AI and a world transformed by a technological revolution.
Conversations ranged from the future of regulation in AI to reimagining technology that empowers Indigenous communities. In an effort to continue building collective knowledge around a world transformed by technological revolution, we are thrilled to announce that Raffi launched a new Technically Optimistic Substack. Join the conversation by subscribing to the newsletter at the link below: https://technicallyoptimistic.substack.com/
Honored to be in community with Rebel Girls, amplifying stories and inspiring girls to "overcome obstacles and dream big." In their new compilation, Dear Rebel, 145 trailblazing women share their best advice for the girls of today. Read on to learn more about how the Nobel-prize winner Maria Ressa—a journalist with the courage to speak truth—inspires us every day. https://geni.us/DearRebel
“We are fighting for global health equity, boldly and unapologetically.” In a new episode from CEO of global health nonprofit Partners In Health Sheila Davis speaks with host Dwayne Betts about how her start as a nurse on the frontlines of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Boston informs her work today cultivating infrastructures of health in over 11 countries worldwide.
In this conversation, Sheila shares about the lessons she carries from her time as a nurse into her leadership role at Partners in Health; why joy and beauty are so important to the healing process; and why you should always listen to your driver when you arrive in a foreign country.
Listen now at the link below or wherever you get your : https://apple.co/46g40lN
How can education unlock the potential of young people behind bars? In the newest episode of David Domenici shares his experience providing a high quality education to incarcerated youth.
Each year, more than 200,000 young people are held in hundreds of juvenile-detention centers across the U.S., many of which do not provide a quality education to the students in their care. That’s why David Domenici founded the Maya Angelou Schools & See Forever Foundation, a successful network of alternative schools in Washington, D.C., and BreakFree Education, which works closely with teachers and incarcerated students to advocate for policy change and advise prison educational programs.
In David’s conversation with Dwayne Betts he shares about his experience transforming the notorious Oak Hill juvenile facility into the Maya Angelou Academy; the books that have changed the lives of his students; and why it’s so important to see all young people—in and out of prison—as students first.
Tune in at the link below or wherever you get your . https://apple.co/46nBpuC
22/09/2023
The is closing early due to a wet and windy weekend forecast. We're sorry to miss out on Saturday's programming, but you can still experience the energy and keep the climate optimism going on our website. Learn more about the passionate problem solvers and collaborative thinkers from across the Emerson Collective at the link below: http://emcollec.tv/climatesciencefair
Thank you to all our partners, presenters, exhibitors, and participants. We’re optimistic about our collective future.
22/09/2023
Welcome to Day 3 of the . Join us through Saturday (weather pending) for a celebration of innovation in climate resilience. Today we learn more about how we can build a more environmentally friendly and inclusive future together. Writers, thinkers, scientists, and problem-solvers come together to ask, “How can we make climate action more accessible to all?”
Don’t miss a special conversation at 2PM between Bill Nye The Science Guy and Elemental Excelerator’s Dawn Lippert about strides being taken by a new vanguard of scientists, technologists, and engineers working in tandem toward a more resilient climate future.
Come think big with us and an exciting lineup of climate optimists on the from 10AM to 5PM! Full program at the link below: http://emcollec.tv/climatesciencefair
SOLUTIONS AT SCALE @ 14th Street
Elemental Excelerator , Ampaire, Evrnu, Terviva, Twelve, Mast Reforestation, Rheaply, Inc., rePurpose Global, Source, Nth Cycle, LLC, Bioworks, Planet FWD, Hudson River Park
FARMS FIXING FOOD + INDIGENOUS GUARDIANSHIP @ 15th Street
Project EATS, Sky High Farm, Teens for Food Justice, Harlem Grown, The Brotherhood Sister Sol + installation by Nia Tero
COLLECTIVE CREATIVITY @ 17th Street
10:00A-12:30P | Deep Listening: The Wonders of Our Planet -
12:00-12:30P | In Dialogue: Communicating the Climate Movement - Marquise Stillwell, Mark Chambers,
1:00-1:40P | Let’s Imagine a World Where We Get This Right - ,
2:00-2:40P | Climate Science For Everyone - , Dawn Lippert
3:00-5:00P | Deep Listening: The Wonders of Our Planet -
Thank you to our partners: Speed & Scale, Ford Foundation, GrowNYC, Rewiring America, Cooper Hewitt, New Museum The Studio Museum in Harlem, New York City Public Schools , New York City Tourism + Conventions, Conservation International
21/09/2023
"For me, participatory democracy is an exploration of our lived experience, our radical dreaming to be able to get to a place." Don't miss the the latest episode of where co-director of the The Participatory Budgeting Project Shari Davis shares their vision for a more inclusive democracy.
In their conversation with host Dwayne Betts, they dive into the history of participatory budgeting, learning about the importance of practice from martial arts, and the power of radical imagination. Tune in at the link below or wherever you get your . https://apple.co/3ZqfUqX
21/09/2023
Good morning NYC! Join us for Day 2 of on the ! Experience an immersive exhibition and dynamic program highlighting sustainable solutions for climate resilience. Today our Collective of climate passionate thinkers tackle water, food sovereignty, fashion, and the travel industry.
Don't miss a performance at 10th Avenue Square @ 17th Street by the composer and musical artist at 2PM, curated by our friends at , to attune us to the rhythms of the Earth, and come watch the sunset with a sound experience from 7-9PM. Catch the full exciting lineup on the High Line beginning at 10AM today. Full program here: http://emcollec.tv/climatesciencefair
SOLUTIONS AT SCALE @ 14th Street
Elemental Excelerator, Ampaire, Evrnu, Terviva, Twelve, Mast Reforestation, Rheaply, Inc., rePurpose Global, Source, Nth Cycle, LLC, Switch Bioworks, Planet FWD, Hudson River Park
FARMS FIXING FOOD + INDIGENOUS GUARDIANSHIP @ 15th Street
Project EATS, Sky High Farm, Teens for Food Justice, Harlem Grown, The Brotherhood Sister Sol + installation by Nia Tero
COLLECTIVE CREATIVITY @ 17th Street
10:00 - 10:20A | The Future of Travel & Sustainability - Kevin Noertker, Ampaire and Skye Parrott, Departures
11:30 - 12:00P | Sanitation & Climate Change, Catherine Flowers, Center for Rural Enterprise and Environmental Justice - CREEJ
Food Justice & Sustainability
12:00 - 12:30P | Creating Community: Food Sovereignty, Cooking, and Care - Chef Tara Thomas, Osayi Endolyn
12:30 - 12:50P | Eating like a Climatarian - Chef JJ Johnson, Julia Collins, Moonshot Snacks and Planet FWD
1:30 - 2:00P | Revealing our Planet: Bioacoustics, Deep Listening, & Interspecies Communication - Nick Dangerfield, ODA, David Gruber Project CETI
2:00 - 2:45P | ODA Presents: Angel Bat David
3:00 - 5:00P | Deep Listening: The Wonders of Our Planet - ODA
5:00 - 5:30P | Fashion for a Changing Planet: Sustainability, Style & Creativity - Stacy Flynn, Evrnu and Sophia Li
6:00 - 7:00P | Deep Listening: The Wonders of Our Planet - ODA
7:00 - 9:00P | Collective Transformation: A Sound Experience
Thank you to our partners: Speed & Scale, Ford Foundation , GrowNYC, Rewiring America, Cooper Hewitt, The Studio Museum in Harlem, New Museum, New York City Public Schools, New York City Tourism + Conventions, Conservation International
20/09/2023
It's DAY 1 of the , and we are showcasing an all-star line-up of climate innovators who are sharing sustainable solutions for a more climate resilient future. Today we zoom in on how design can be used to reimagine our cities, economies, and communities for ecological healing.
We also spotlight activists, technologists, and land stewards who are drawing from ancestral and ecological knowledge to develop solutions for climate resilience. You won’t want to miss the sonic stylings of ODA and a special performance from Laraaji. Join us on The High Line today from 10:00am - 5:00pm, Wednesday Sept 20!
SOLUTIONS AT SCALE @ 14th Street
Elemental Excelerator, Ampaire, Evrnu, Terviva, Twelve, Mast Reforestation, Rheaply, Inc., rePurpose Global, Source, Nth Cycle, LLC, Switch Bioworks, Planet FWD, Hudson River Park
FARMS FIXING FOOD + INDIGENOUS GUARDIANSHIP @ 15th Street
Project EATS, Sky High Farm, Teens for Food Justice, Harlem Grown, The Brotherhood Sister Sol + installation by Nia Tero
COLLECTIVE CREATIVITY @ 17th Street
10:00 - 11:30A | Deep Listening: The Wonders of Our Planet - ODA
Reimagining How Our World Gets Made
12:00 - 12:20P | Designing for Sustainability in Community - Dan Tangherlini Sycamore & Oak, Sara Zewde, Studio Zewde
12:20 - 12:30P | Circular Cities - Dr. Garry Cooper, Rheaply
12:30 - 12:40P | The Circular Economy - Svetlana D’Costa, rePurpose Global
12:40 - 1:00P | Carbon Transformation & The Future of Design - Nicholas Flanders, Twelve, Andrea Lipps, Cooper Hewitt
1:00 - 1:10P | Material Histories: How We Make Our World - Jonsara Ruth, Parsons’ Healthy Materials Lab
3:00 - 4:00P | Laraaji: Sonic Meditation
Inherited Planet: Thinking Long-Term
4:30 - 4:40P | Indigenous and Intergenerational Wisdom for Climate Resilience - Myrna Cunningham Kain, Nia Tero and Pawanka Fund
4:40 - 5:00P | Replanting our Planet - Naveen Sikka, Terviva, Grant Canary, Mast Reforestation, Nick Thompson, The Atlantic
Thank you to our partners: Speed & Scale, Ford Foundation , GrowNYC, Rewiring America, Cooper Hewitt, New Museum, The Studio Museum in Harlem, New York City Public Schools New York City Tourism + Conventions , Conservation International
The countdown is on for ! Join Emerson Collective beginning tomorrow, Wednesday September 20 - Saturday September 23, on The High Line. Across four days of interactive exhibitions and public programming, artists, organizers, innovators, and activists come together to present their big ideas for building a more climate resilient future. The Climate Science Fair is a celebration of optimism at work, innovation at scale, and community in action.
Join us during , Sept 20th- 23rd! Learn more about the Climate Science Fair at the link below: http://emcollec.tv/climatesciencefair
19/09/2023
A master of transcendent sound, musical artist Laraaji joins us for the with a performance to ground us in the sonic rhythms of Mother Earth. For over four decades the Harlem-based musician has been creating music for healing, laughter, and spiritual connection. His latest album, Segue to Infinity, travels back in time, excavating the artists’ archive and presenting some of his earliest recordings from the late '70s.
Experience a sonic meditation by Laraaji to ease eco-anxiety during . Tomorrow, Wednesday, at 3PM on the . See the full lineup here: http://emcollec.tv/climatesciencefair
19/09/2023
For Harlem Grown the foundation of cultivating healthy and sustainable communities starts with food. Since 2011, the nonprofit organization has helped to revitalize abandoned lots in the heart of Harlem by seeding local urban farms. Through these farms, Harlem Grown is providing a food education to future generations and healthy food to Harlem residents. With this network of farms the organization is building a more accessible, nutritious food system across the city.
Learn more about their work at the Farms Fixing Food demos during this week's , September 20-23 on the . More details and full program at the link below: http://emcollec.tv/climatesciencefair
19/09/2023
Don't miss EC's Anne Marie Burgoyne and EC Entrepreneur in Residence Dr. Raj Panjabi of Last Mile Health at , 2:30pm ET today on Shifting the Power: How New Philanthropic Approaches Can Transform the World of Social Impact.
Live stream here: https://www.clintonfoundation.org/clinton-global-initiative-september-2023-meeting
Both established philanthropists and new funds are leveraging their giving to promote innovation and systemic change to meet the needs created by urgent challenges. Philanthropy now sits at a critical moment to re-examine what practices drive the greatest progress and change. Philanthropy has always helped create transformative and systemic change. The work being done to address our most pressing challenges is all being driven to some extent by institutional funding, long-term commitments, and deliberative investments. Charities are also embracing newer models – including strategic time horizons, democratized giving, trust-based philanthropy, and accelerated investments that directly reach individuals and frontline communities. Collaboration and education between new voices and long-established philanthropic institutions have the potential for greater impact and progress.
VEDIKA BHANDARKAR Chief Operating Officer - Water.org
ANNE MARIE BURGOYNE Managing Director of Philanthropy - Emerson Collective
JONATHAN CAPEHART Anchor and Associate Editor - MSNBC & The Washington Post
MATT DAMON Co-Founder - Water.org and WaterEquity
TONY ELUMELU Founder and Chair - The Tony Elumelu Foundation
JUDITH LINGEMAN Director of International Affairs - Postcode Lottery Group
TSITSI MASIYIWA Co-Founder and Chair - Higherlife Foundation and Delta Philanthropies
RAJ PANJABI Co-Founder and Entrepreneur In Residence - Last Mile Health & Emerson Collective
DR. CARMEN ROJAS President and CEO, Marguerite Casey Foundation
ALEXANDER SOROS Chair - Open Society Foundations
Clinton Global Initiative September 2023 Meeting – Clinton Foundation Today over 300 million people are food insecure – more than double the number in 2020 – due to conflict, climate change, and inflation. From nations around the world to neighborhoods in Manhattan, the global food crisis is upending years of international coordination and progress. Tactical steps...
How would you spend millions to keep your community safe? Through participatory budgeting, a process where constituents directly decide how public budgets and tax dollars are spent in their community, people across the country are being empowered to envision new solutions for their neighborhoods.
In the latest episode of , co-director of the Participatory Budgeting Project Shari Davis shares how their organization is helping to transform democracy by centering community power. Since its founding the organization has empowered people in over 30 cities in the United States and Canada to directly decide how to spend millions in public funds on things like improved wifi access, water quality, and childcare, addressing real everyday needs in their community. In their conversation with host Dwayne Betts, the two talk about participatory budgeting as an act of radical imagination, the power of practice, and how their experience with the black martial arts tradition has shaped their practice. Tune in at the link in bio or wherever you get your . https://apple.co/3ZqfUqX
18/09/2023
Where does color come from? How do rocks tell stories? What is the fastest way to slow global warming? For decades, Bill Nye The Science Guy has explained how the world around us works, celebrating the weird, wild, and wonderful aspects of science. An advocate for research, discovery, and the power of science, Bill encourages us to remain curious and alert in the face of the climate crisis.
On Friday, hear Bill Nye in conversation with Elemental Excelerator's Dawn Lippert as they discuss the innovations that will ensure our climate resilience. Join us at the , September 20-23 on The High Line to experience optimism at work, innovation at scale, and community in action for a just and sustainable world: http://emcollec.tv/climatesciencefair
18/09/2023
Join us this week for the , a celebration of optimism at work, innovation at scale, and community in action for a just and sustainable world. During , we'll be on the with an interactive exhibit and public program that showcases the passionate problem solvers and collaborative thinkers from across the Emerson Collective.
Learn from our community, alongside a coalition of NYC partners, organizations, and activists shaping our climate's present and future. Full schedule and details at the link below: http://emcollec.tv/climatesciencefair
SOLUTIONS AT SCALE
Elemental Excelerator, Ampaire, Evrnu, Terviva, Twelve, Mast Reforestation. Rheaply, Inc., rePurpose Global, Nth Cycle, LLC, Source, Switch Bioworks, Planet FWD
FARMS FIXING FOOD
Harlem Grown, Project EATS, Sky High Farm, Teens for Food Justice, The Brotherhood Sister Sol
COLLECTIVE CREATIVITY
Andrea Bowers, Andrea Lipps, Art Noir, Bill Nye The Science Guy, Dr. Ayana E. Johnson, Dr. Garry Cooper, Grant Canary, Jon Gray, Jonsara Ruth, Justen Leroy, Laraaji, Linda Goode Bryant, Make Something, Mr. Flower Fantastic, Myrna Cunningham Kain, Naveen Sikka, NYPL The New York Public Library, Nicholas Flanders, Nick Thompson, ODA, Olalekan Jeyifous, Sara Zewde, Sophia Li, Stacy Flynn, Susan Cianciolo, Svetlana D’Costa, Sycamore & Oak, and We the Roses.
Thank you to our partners: Speed & Scale, Ford Foundation, Rewiring America, Nia Tero, Cooper Hewitt, New Museum, The Studio Museum in Harlem. New York City Tourism + Conventions, Imagine, New York City Public Schools, Conservation International
Climate Science Fair presented by Emerson Collective The Climate Science Fair is a celebration of optimism at work, innovation at scale, and community in action for a just and sustainable world. This interactive exhibit and public programming showcases passionate problem solvers and creative thinkers from across the Emerson Collective community,…
16/09/2023
Hear from Timnit Gebru, the founder of the Distributed AI Research (DAIR) Institute and co-author of one of the most influential research papers on AI this decade on this bonus episode of . She discusses Big Tech and the importance of imagining alternative possible futures:
Technically Optimistic: Timnit Gebru is asking different questions about AI on Apple Podcasts Show Technically Optimistic, Ep Timnit Gebru is asking different questions about AI - Sep 15, 2023
15/09/2023
As the planet continues to warm, wildfires are becoming increasingly more common. Mast Reforestation is a company charting a future in technology-led reforestation efforts to recultivate forestland in the wake of fire. Using specialized technology, they are able to provide faster and more resilient forest restoration at no cost to landowners. One initiative is the innovative FirePlug, a tree seedling designed and optimized for post-wildfire restoration.
Learn more about Mast Reforestation at next week's . Join us for Solutions at Scale on the The High Line Sundeck at 14th Street to engage with climate innovators around the innovations they are building for a more sustainable world. http://emcollec.tv/climatesciencefair
15/09/2023
Healthy people would be impossible without a healthy planet. This , we are partnering with farms and food justice advocates at to showcase what a more climate resilient, equitable food future might look like. Through a series of demos and talks, our partners will present why the nourishment of the Earth is essential to nourishing our bodies.
Learn more about our Farms Fixing Food program participants at the Chelsea Market Passage on The High Line between 15th and 16th street and at the link below including: Harlem Grown, Project EATS, Sky High Farm, Teens for Food Justice, and The Brotherhood Sister Sol
And be sure to check out an installation celebrating the art and stories of Indigenous women, their communities, and the land they steward presented by our partners Nia Tero. http://emcollec.tv/climatesciencefair
14/09/2023
You can’t change what you can’t see. And good data, Amy Bach believes, is one of the keys to surfacing what’s not working in our criminal justice system.
In this episode of Amy, founder of Measures for Justice, discusses what’s possible when data is used to start difficult, community-driven conversations about reform. Listen now at the link below or wherever you get your : https://apple.co/3RdF4qA
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