The Craft Center is excited to welcome our first Visiting Artist: Hannah Austin!
Hannah's work is on view in the Erb Memorial Union through Winter Term. You can find it in the display cases on the 2nd floor just past the Adell McMillan Gallery. Please visit the EMU website for building hours.
A reception and artist talk will be held in Swindells Room, EMU 230 on February 3rd 5pm-7:30pm. This event is free and open to the public.
Hannah is the creator and sole maker of Needle OR Thread. Passionate about supporting other makers and building community, Hannah finds inspiration for her work from the landscapes of the PNW. To view her work, please visit needleorthread.com/.
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We're just here to help you find it! Find people who share your...identity, cause, fun, religion, degree, interest, and so much more!
Drop in to get personalized help connecting with student organizations, EMU programs, and activities all over campus.
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Meet with Counseling Services Rachel Barloon. Click here: https://zoom.us/j/92058889528
Let’s Talk is a service that provides easy access to free, informal, and confidential one-on-one consultation with a Counseling Services staff member. See our website for six additional Let’s Talk days/times offered throughout the week.
Let’s Talk is especially helpful for students who:
Have a specific concern and would like to consult with someone about it.
Would like on-the-spot consultation rather than ongoing counseling.
Would like to consult with a CS staff member about what actual therapy looks like.
Would like to meet with one of our CS identity-based specialists.
Have a concern about a friend or family member and would like some ideas about what to do.
How does Let’s Talk work?
Let’s Talk will be offered via Zoom and/or in satellite locations across campus. As a drop-in service, there is no need to schedule an appointment and no paperwork to be completed. Students are seen individually on a first-come, first-served basis at the times listed below. There may be a wait in the Zoom waiting room if the Let’s Talk staff member is meeting with another student. Please wait and we will be with you as soon as we can. Let’s Talk appointments are brief (usually between 15-30 minutes) and are meant to be used on an as-needed basis.
Click here for Let's Talk - Thursday 4-6PM:
https://zoom.us/j/92058889528
Have the material and psychic conditions of capitalist patriarchy prevented you from being the confident, nerdy bicycle mechanic you would love to be? Calling femmes, women, trans, non-binary, and other gender diverse humans wanting to learn (or learn more) about the joys of bicycle maintenance!!! FTW (Femmes/Trans/Women) Bike School Winter ‘23 will be happening at the Bike Program, Thursdays at 5:30-7:30pm, January 26th (week 3) to March 2nd (week 8). This six-week course covers topics including fixing flats, wheel hub overhauls, wheel truing, brake adjustments, drivetrains, and derailleurs. Scholarships available for the folks in financial need. Reach out to bikes@uoregon.edu if you have any questions!
Thursday evenings, 5:30-7:30pm, Weeks 3-8
Outdoor & Bike Program EMU 008
Sign ups required - Space Limited! - Come in or Call the OP Bike Program 12-5 M-F at (541) 346-6092
$65 but scholarships availalbe
*You are not signed up until you pay at the Outdoor and Bike Program EMU, Room 008, or the Outdoor Program Rental Barn on 18th and University Street. Hours are M-F 12pm-5pm. NO REFUNDS
Level 1: Designed for beginners: no experience necessary
Questions about accessibility and your ability to participate? Email:
Fault Lines: The Japanese American Experience by Sandra Honda is up now at the Adell McMillan gallery. Come explore the stunning work spanning countless mediums.
A reception is planned on February 2nd @ 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. We hope you stop by, meet the artist, and have some food! Follow @uovisualarts for more details.
Sandra Honda’s work is on view until February 4th. You can check out more of the artist’s work at @sandrahondaart on Instagram.
Artist Statement:
I am a self-taught interdisciplinary visual artist and writer. I am Japanese American. In my drawings, paintings, photographs, and 2D and 3D assemblages and installations, I interrogate what it means to be Asian and American in today’s America. Today is a reflection of the past and a lesson toward the future. In the past, Japanese Americans were subjected to the trauma of ethnically-based, mass incarceration during World War II. Growing up, it was important to my parents and grandparents, all of whom were in the concentration camps, and to the US government for me to fit seamlessly into my school, my neighborhood and eventually my marriage and professional life. In the process, the Japanese part of my identity faded though deeply cherished. Through art, I work to reclaim my identity, excavating and rebuilding self while excavating and rebuilding layers of ink on paper drawings. I dig and tear into paper, always in a back-and-forth conversation between that which is random and that which is intentional. These works very often begin with poetry I write.
But my work is not just about me, it is about an urgency for the moment and future. We sit at this critical juncture when we must not look away from systemic racism and a time when we must move toward true democracy and not away. I do my art to build understandings of the past as present and future. My hope is that these understandings in some small way help us make better choices going forward.
Winter is the perfect time to pick-up those knitting or crochet needles and make something cozy! Whether you're a knitting/crochet expert or a complete beginner, we'd love to have you there.
All UO students are welcome -- the event is free of charge, all materials provided. Stop by for a bit or stay a while!
Time: 12:00pm - 2:00pm
Place: EMU Stadium Stairs
Join the Student Sustainability Center and the Duck Nest for our climate and mindfulness event. There will be guided meditations and journaling activities, opening a space to process climate anxiety and unwind. Journaling supplies will be provided!
Please sign up here - https://oregon.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_231I5ET4NNDLtQi
Please email sscenvjustice@uoregon.edu with any questions or concerns.
Join Foster and new friends this Friday night and get your energy out before midterms! you will be heading to Defy trampoline park. They have tons of activities such as dodgeball, basketball, and much more all on trampolines.
No experience is necessary for this excursion.
Sign up on our website under the common adventure tab.
Mandatory Pre-Trip: Febuary 2nd, 5:00pm at the OP rental barn
Cost: $1 (bring to the pre-trip meeting to reserve your spot) for gas; Additional costs to consider: $28 dollars for two hours at defy trampoline park.
Departure time and place: February 3nd, 4:30am, will depart from Rental Barn
Return time and place: February 3nd, around 7:30pm at the Rental Barn
*Must be a student at the UO to participate
Trip Initiator: Foster Hobbes
Trip Initiator Contact: fhobbs@uoregon.edu
Pre-trip Meeting: February 2, 5:00pm
Pre-trip Meeting Location: Rental Barn 1225 E 18th Ave
Departure Date: February 3, 4:30pm
Departure Location: Rental Barn 1225 E 18th Ave
The Craft Center is excited to welcome our first Visiting Artist: Hannah Austin!
Hannah is the creator and sole maker of Needle OR Thread. Passionate about supporting other makers and building community, Hannah finds inspiration for her work from the landscapes of the PNW. To view her work, please visit needleorthread.com/.
A reception and artist talk will be held in Swindells Room, EMU 230 on February 3rd 5pm-7:30pm. This event is free and open to the public.
Hannah's work is on view in the Erb Memorial Union through Winter Term. You can find it in the display cases on the 2nd floor just past the Adell McMillan Gallery.
Join Autumn and make new friends on a fun and possibly snowy hike. Then, warm up in the Belknap hot springs and possibly grab some food on the way home!
You will decide what hike you all want to do at the pre-trip meeting. Good winter hiking books will be required for this trip. You can rent these from the outdoor program barn Monday-Friday 12pm-5pm.
Sign up on our website under the common adventure tab.
You can call and reserve gear at the rental barn if needed!
Mandatory Pre-Trip: February 1st, 4:00pm at EMU OP Office Room 008
Cost: $7 (bring to the pre-trip meeting to reserve your spot) for gas; Additional costs to consider: packed lunch, hiking boots/hiking clothes from the rental barn
*As soon as you sign up and get a confirmation email from Autumn that you are on the trip, call the rental barn to reserve gear. If you wait until the end of the week to rent gear there may be none left!
Departure time and place: February 4th, 9am, will depart from Rental Barn
Return time and place: February 4th, around 5:00pm at the Rental Barn
Trip Initiator: Autumn Berke
Trip Initiator Contact: aberke@uoregon.edu
Pre-trip Meeting: February 1, 4:00pm
Pre-trip Meeting Location: EMU OP Office Room 008
Departure Date: February 4, 9:00am
Departure Location: Rental Barn 1225 E 18th Ave
Join OAS on Saturday, February 4th, for the annual Ellie Bartlett Junior Racers Ski Day! In memory of one of OAS’s greatest volunteers, and thanks to the Ellie Bartlett Memorial Fund, this day of skiing and fun is offered FREE of cost to youth and young adults with disabilities, age 25 and under. Families are welcome and encouraged to join us at Hoodoo! Lift-passes and rentals are provided for the youth athletes only, all are welcome to join us for pizza. Any individuals with strict dietary needs should plan to provide their own lunch/snacks (we’ll do our best but its a big pizza party…)!
In honor of Ellie, this event includes skiing, riding, a non-competitive race course, and a pizza party make for an amazing day at Hoodoo, truly a day spent basking in the mountain glory in an active, loving, inclusive community. Ellie loved our Junior Racers day and all the costumes, joy and fun that came with it. Come celebrate Ellie’s life with skiing/boarding, food, off-snow activities, costumes, and more!
To learn more about Ellie and to make a contribution to the Ellie Fund, click here.
Register today! Deadline for registration is January 28th. Link here: SIGN UP HERE!
Come climb with at Elevation Bouldering Gym in downtown Eugene for BIPOC night! This event is for all self-identifying BIPOC students. Entrance, gear, and chalk bags will be free, just wear comfortable clothes and bring a water bottle. Meet at the Rental Barn! First Saturday of every month.
Level: 1
Cost: Free
Sign-up: Yes, call 541-346-4371 or come into the Bike Program/Barn
Time: 5-8pm
Date: Saturday, February 4th
Calling all skiers/snowboarders! Mac and Aymeric are looking forward to meeting new people and enjoying the day on the slope with friends. Join them for a full day at Hoodoo!
Sign up on our website under the common adventure tab.
You can call and reserve gear at the rental barn if needed!
Mandatory Pre-Trip: February 4th, 2:00pm at the OP rental barn
Cost: $9 (bring to the pre-trip meeting to reserve your spot) for gas; Additional costs to consider: $54 for a discounted hoodoo ticket (must be purchased at the outdoor program barn while they are open, Monday-Friday 12pm-5pm), $39 for rentals at Hoodoo the day of or rentals from the outdoor program and/or berg's ski shop in Eugene.
*As soon as you sign up and get a confirmation email from Mac that you are on the trip, call the rental barn to reserve gear. If you wait until the end of the week to rent gear there may be none left!
Departure time and place: February 5nd, 6:30am, will depart from Rental Barn
Return time and place: February 5nd, around 6:00pm at the Rental Barn
*Must be a student at the UO to participate
Trip Initiator: Mac McCarty
Trip Initiator Contact: mmccarty@uoregon.edu
Pre-trip Meeting: February 4, 2:00pm
Pre-trip Meeting Location: Barn
Departure Date: February 5, 6:30am
Departure Location: Rental Barn 1225 E 18th Ave
Join the Student Sustainability Center as we go to our site in Hendricks Park for our reoccurring forest restoration events on Sundays! Meet in the parking lot/picnic area in Hendricks at 10 am for a morning consisting of a site tour and forest restoration.
Please dress for the weather, wear closed-toe shoes and long pants, and bring a water bottle. All tools and equipment will be provided and there is no experience necessary. We will go over safety training and effective restoration methods beforehand.
Event dates:
January 22nd, February 5th, February 19th, March 5th, March 19th.
Fill out this form and select the date(s) that you will be attending.
https://oregon.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_b8zDUwYSeG5YYPY
Meet with Counseling Services Lindsy Crane-Martens who specializes in working with graduate students. Click here: https://zoom.us/j/99378816150
Let’s Talk is a service that provides easy access to free, informal, and confidential one-on-one consultation with a Counseling Services staff member. See our website for six additional Let’s Talk days/times offered throughout the week.
Let’s Talk is especially helpful for students who:
Have a specific concern and would like to consult with someone about it.
Would like on-the-spot consultation rather than ongoing counseling.
Would like to consult with a CS staff member about what actual therapy looks like.
Would like to meet with one of our CS identity-based specialists.
Have a concern about a friend or family member and would like some ideas about what to do.
How does Let’s Talk work?
Let’s Talk will be offered via Zoom and/or in satellite locations across campus. As a drop-in service, there is no need to schedule an appointment and no paperwork to be completed. Students are seen individually on a first-come, first-served basis at the times listed below. There may be a wait in the Zoom waiting room if the Let’s Talk staff member is meeting with another student. Please wait and we will be with you as soon as we can. Let’s Talk appointments are brief (usually between 15-30 minutes) and are meant to be used on an as-needed basis.
Click here for Let's Talk - Monday 3- 5PM: https://zoom.us/j/99378816150
Come to the Outdoor Program's EMU space to hang out, play some games, drink some hot cocoa, and meet some fun folk! Every other Monday from 6-8pm! UO students only, FREE!
Cost: free
Sign-ups: no
Learn the joy of fixing your own bicycle with in-depth instruction from Bike Program mechanics. This six-session course will teach you to repair and maintain a standard road, mountain, or commuter bike including lessons on flat fixes, hub overhauls, wheel truing, bottom brackets, brakes, drivetrains, and derailleurs. This class does not cover hydraulic or electric systems. Despite this limitation, all bikes are welcome.
Call to sign up: 541-346-6092
Repeats Tuesdays weeks 3-8. Cost is $65 for all the sessions. No refunds.
Join the Student Sustainability Center this winter for our Environmental Justice Speaker Series! Topics such as critical sustainability, indigenity & fire, abolition & EJ, the housing crisis & EJ, and so much more will be covered!
Find more information on the SSC instagram (@uo_ssc) or email us at sscenvjustice@uoregon.edu with any questions!
Warm-up and practice for Sports Trivia on Wednesday Feb. 8 at the EMU O Desk! Trivia will kick off at 6pm and the game will last til 7 (unless we go a little overtime!). 1 team wins $5 Duck Bucks and Free stickers each round.
We can't wait to see you there!
If you have any questions DM us on Instagram @connecttheducks or email us at sabctd@uoregon.edu
Practice your kayaking moves in the Rec Center pool, and meet other kayakers! Attend one, two, or all of the sessions! Wednesdays, 7pm-8:30pm. Call the OP to pay and reserve your spot - SPACE IS LIMITED! 541-346-4371. $6 with your own boat, $10 if you want to use one of our kayaks.
Calling all skiers/snowboarders! Scout is looking forward to meeting new people and enjoying the day on the slope with friends. Join them for a full day at Hoodoo!
Sign up on our website under the common adventure tab.
You can call and reserve gear at the rental barn if needed!
Mandatory Pre-Trip: February 7th, 4:00pm at the OP rental barn
Cost: $9 (bring to the pre-trip meeting to reserve your spot) for gas; Additional costs to consider: $29 for a thrifty Thursday hoodoo ticket (can be purchased at the mountain on Thursday), $39 for rentals at Hoodoo the day of or rentals from the outdoor program and/or berg's ski shop in Eugene.
*As soon as you sign up and get a confirmation email from Scout that you are on the trip, call the rental barn to reserve gear. If you wait until the end of the week to rent gear there may be none left!
Departure time and place: February 9th, 7:30am, will depart from Rental Barn
Return time and place: February 9th, around 5:30pm at the Rental Barn
*Must be a student at the UO to participate
Trip Initiator: Scout Gesuale
Trip Initiator Contact: sgesuale@uoregon.edu
Pre-trip Meeting: February 7, 4:00pm
Pre-trip Meeting Location: Rental Barn 1225 E 18th Ave
Departure Date: February 9, 7:30am
Departure Location: Rental Barn 1225 E 18th Ave
Join us in the EMU Redwood Auditorium for a free movie, activities, and snacks!
FREE entry for UO students with a valid UO ID! DAD guest policy allows for two guests per UO student.
Doors Open/Activities Start at 7:15pm
Movie Starts at 8:00pm
About the Movie: Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
Rating: PG-13
Queen Ramonda, Shuri, M'Baku, Okoye and the Dora Milaje fight to protect their nation from intervening world powers in the wake of King T'Challa's death. As the Wakandans strive to embrace their next chapter, the heroes must band together with Nakia and Everett Ross to forge a new path for their beloved kingdom.
Join Ducky and Erin for ~12 mile mixed gravel bike ride to Dorris Ranch and back. This event is level 2 difficulty, gravel riding experience not required. Required pre-trip meeting on Thursday, 2/9 at 7:30pm in the EMU Bike Program
UO Students only. No refunds.
Date: February 11th
Time: 12-4pm
Location: EMU Bike Program
Level: 2
Sign-up: Yes, call 541-346-4371 or 541-346-6092 beyween 12-5:00
Cost: $15 if you rent a bike, $10 if you bring your own.
Come craft some bike-themed Valentine's Day gifts and cards with the Bike Program staff! We will provide collaging items, used bicycle parts, and all of your crafting needs for this awesome event.
When: February 13th
Time: 6-8pm
Sign-ups: None
Cost: Free :)
Remember the old-school valentines you used to get in elementary school? They HAD to accurately represent your personality, and be paired with the best candy for your buddies. We know you miss that. You're not too old for that. We'll have pre-made blocks to blockprint with along with markers, crayons, paper, pom poms, and sequins!
All UO students are welcome -- the event is free of charge, all materials provided. Stop by for a bit or stay a while!
Time: 12:00pm - 2:00pm
Place: EMU Stadium Stairs
Come to Burger Bingo at the EMU O Desk on Wednesday, Feb. 15 at 6pm for a chance to get a free burger! Then play 5 fun rounds of bingo and win free stickers!
Let us know any questions on Instagram @connecttheducks or our email sabctd@uoregon.edu
We can't wait to see you there! 🍔
WAYBACK WEDNESDAY!
On February 22 at 6pm, hop in your DeLorean and travel back to the 1980s. Synthesize your thoughts and compete with friends to answer a range of questions and win $5 Duck Bucks and free stickers in preparation for Connect the Ducks' '80s Night event on Feb. 24.
We'll see you there
If you have any questions DM us on Instagram @connecttheducks or email us at sabctd@uoregon.edu
Join us in the EMU Redwood Auditorium for a free DOUBLE FEATURE of "X" & "Pearl", activities, and snacks!
FREE entry for UO community members with a valid UO ID! DAD guest policy allows for two guests per UOID.
~Please note the difference in our usual start times~
Doors Open/Activities Start at 6:15pm
Movie Starts at 7:15pm
About the Movie: X
Rating: R
In 1979, a group of young filmmakers set out to make an adult film in rural Texas, but when their reclusive, elderly hosts catch them in the act, the cast find themselves fighting for their lives.
About the Movie: Pearl
Rating: R
In 1918, a young woman on the brink of madness pursues stardom in a desperate attempt to escape the drudgery, isolation and lovelessness of life on her parents' farm.
Roller skate back to the '80s on Friday, Feb. 24th from 7-10pm at the EMU Ballroom on the 2nd floor!
Skate to the beat of classic '80s jams, play arcade games, and win raffle prizes with your friends!
Let us know any questions on Instagram @connecttheducks or our email sabctd@uoregon.edu
We can't wait to see you there and get the fun rolling!
BE Bold is organized by The BE Series
The BE Series (@uobeseries) brings together thinkers, makers, disrupters in every field to share their ideas on issues that really matter.
Doors: 5:30pm
Presentation: 6pm-7:30pm EMU Ballroom
As per the speaker's request, there will be no Instagram Live of this event.
Imani Barbarin is a disability rights and inclusion activist and speaker who uses her voice and social media platforms to create conversations engaging the disability community. Born with cerebral palsy, Imani often writes and uses her platform to speak from the perspective of a disabled black woman. In the last few years she has created over a dozen trending hashtags that allow disabled folk the opportunity to have their perspectives heard while forcing the world to take notice. #PatientsAreNotFaking, #ThingsDisabledPeopleKnow, #AbledsAreWeird and others each provide a window into disabled life while forming community.
Imani is from the Philadelphia area and holds a Masters in Global Communications from the American University of Paris, her published works include those in Forbes, Rewire, Healthline, BitchMedia and more. She runs the blog CrutchesAndSpice.com and a podcast of the same name.
Follow Imani's work: @crutches_and_spice (on Instagram and TikTok)
Sustainability Open Houses bring together staff, faculty, and students to share their work furthering sustainability at University of Oregon. These quarterly meetings foster collaboration between faculty and staff, build community, and support campus as a living lab.
Winter 2023 Speakers
Abigail Gravatt, Student Sustainability Center Spring Conference
Rosalee Clanton and Jane Brubaker, UO Grounds team, Sustainability upgrades to UO landscaping
Danny Pimentel, School of Journalism and Communications, Virtual reality and climate change
Grey Pierce, Digital Accessibility Architect, Equity and access in virtual options for sustainability
Lillian Moses, University Housing, LEED design of UO residence halls
David Reesor and Josh Kashinksky, Transportation Services, E-bike share program
Yesenia Hunter, Indigenous, Race, and Ethnic Studies, post-doctoral research
Each micro-presentation will also include a short period for questions from the audience. After the presentations, attendees will have the chance to chat with the speakers and other attendees. Masks are welcome but not required.
Light refreshments provided! RSVP to attend virtually.
The Student Sustainability Center is hosting a day trip to Winchester Bay on Saturday, March 4th. Our goal is to remove invasive Scotch Broom from the Oregon Dunes. Oregon dunes are unique but sadly endangered habitats that need attention, this is why the SSC is partnering with Siuslaw National Forest to remove non-native Scotch Broom from John Dellenback Trail. We will spend the day learning about dune ecosystems and participating in environmental restoration before heading back to Eugene around 3:00-4:00.
Come prepared with water, lunch, a raincoat, and closed-toe shoes, all other equipment will be provided! Transportation to and from the beach is also provided, meet at the North side of the EMU on 13th street for a 10 am departure.
There is a 10-person maximum, so sign up quickly and get ready for a great day!!
Sign Up
https://oregon.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_blIO2XPWp9WLDdI
Any questions can be directed to sscrestoration@uoregon.edu
Do you want to carry stuff on your bike without an uncomfortable backpack? (Yes!) Do you have a bike rack but you're not sure how to get the most use out of it? (Yes!). Come to the Bike Program for a crafty night with Arden and Lucy. For just $5 you can build your own bike bucket panier that attaches to a bike rack and can keep your cargo dry and off your back as you ride. Trips to the grocery store will never be the same!
Date: 3/7
Location: Outdoor & Bike Program EMU 008
Sign ups required - Space Limited! - Call the Outdoor Program M-F 12-5 at (541) 346-6092
Level 1: Designed for beginners: no experience necessary
No refunds after you sign up!
Britt Wray’s fascinating and hopeful talk demonstrates the emotional and existential effects of living in a warming world—and how we can get through them together. Although anxieties surrounding the climate crisis can cause us to burn out, give up, and question deeply personal decisions like whether to have children, working through these anxieties can unlock a deep capacity to care for and act on climate issues. We need to look at the climate crisis as a whole—not just the political or technological issues, but the mental health consequences as well. These effects can be severe, even leading people affected by climate events to experience PTSD and a loss of identity. To combat this, Britt presents practical tips and strategies for healthily and productively dealing with our emotions, living with climate trauma, and strengthening our communities so we can combat climate change together.
Britt Wray is a Human and Planetary Health Postdoctoral Fellow at the Stanford Center for Innovation in Global Health, Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment and London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Centre on Climate Change and Planetary Health. Her research focuses on the mental health impacts of the ecological crisis. Wray is the creator of the weekly newsletter about “staying sane in the climate crisis” Gen Dread (gendread.substack.com) and author of Generation Dread: Finding Purpose in an Age of Climate Crisis (Knopf, 2022). Her first book is Rise of the Necrofauna: The Science, Ethics and Risks of De-Extinction (Greystone Books, 2017). She has hosted several podcasts, radio and TV programs with the BBC and CBC, and is a TED speaker.
ASL interpreted event.
Come learn the basics of mountain biking! We will start indoors looking at different bikes and accessories, and try out some mountain bikes on campus. The next evening we will go for an easy ride practicing basic skills. Perfect for first timers!
UO STUDENTS ONLY
Date: Pre Trip 3/8; Outing 3/9
Location: Outdoor & Bike Program EMU 008
Sign ups required - Space Limited! -Call the Outdoor Program M-F 12-5 at (541) 346-6092
Level 1: Designed for beginners: no experience necessary; easy terrain and short distances/duration.
Questions about accessibility / your ability to participate? Email OPCPC@uoregon.edu
Join us in our Earth Day of Service as we focus on the environment and climate change. More information and registration to come soon.
Mark your calendars to join us!
Join the Student Sustainability Center and Coalition Against Environmental Racism for a three-day event centered around abundance as a way to challenge the narrative of scarcity around the climate crisis, instead focusing on joy, community, and meaningful climate action.
Tuesday, May 2nd, there will be a keynote speaker. Wednesday, May 3rd, there will be workshops. And Thursday, May 4th, there will be volunteer oportunities, hands-on trips, and several other opportunities for action!
More details coming soon!