This sixteen-day interdisciplinary seminar is for artists, designers, and educators interested in participating in critical discourse and hands-on workshops on the subject of unsustainable global…
An engaging evening with Se Jong Cho, Karen Alexander, and Susan Magsamen, where art and science converge to explore our place in nature and envision…
RSVP below and join the Ecological Design Collective on August 27th from 6-7 pm ET at Wyman Park Dell (2929 North Charles Street, Baltimore, MD…
Writing Through the Anthropocene The world we find ourselves inhabiting and the circumstances we’re facing threaten to silence even the most resilient writer. But what…
The Ideal Spaces Foundation and Allan Siegel invite you to participate in a two day-Symposium September 6-7, 2024 at the Ideal Spaces Foundation Nesslerstrasse 16…
Built for the outdoors, Craig Walsh’s MONUMENTS celebrates selected individuals through large-scale, nighttime projected portraits onto live trees in public spaces for stunning effect. MONUMENTS…
This exhibit will showcase approximately 20 selected works from artists with powerful messages on the climate emergency, its impact on ecosystems and communities, and what…
Learn how to get started with native plants in your own garden! Join us for a morning gathering at Patterson Park with multiple tables set…
PLEASE NOTE: This event is intended for those who live, work, or recreate near the Stony Run. We hope to add more community water sampling…
This is a friendly reminder about the 2024 Environmental Justice and Health Disparities Symposium, happening this September! With the theme, “Past, Present, Future: 10 Years…
RSVP below and join the Ecological Design Collective for a conversation with artist Asad Raza on his life and artistic career with a special focus…
From Karen Klinedinst "I'm very honored to have two works included in the upcoming reGENERATE group exhibit at Maryland Art Place. This summer I was…
This celebration of Peace Through Music has its basis in ecological design, recognizing that rhythm connects us to this creation, and that through rhythmic expressive…
A powerful work of reportage and American history that braids the story of the forced removal of Native Americans onto treaty lands in the nation’s…
Join us for the 'Sustainable Architecture - Bridging Theory and Practice' workshop to be held on September 21 and 22, 2024. Application Process: Please complete…
Climate Week NYC is the largest annual climate event of its kind, bringing together over 600 events and activities across the City of New York…
Morningside Lights is an annual, community organized lights festival in NYC. This year it returns with "In Retrospect: 100 Years of New York Art," a…
Please RSVP to join the EDC Book Club later this month for a discussion of Jonathan Chapman's new book, Meaningful Stuff: Design That Lasts. Carnegie…
Burgeoning climate activists and seasoned environmental writers alike may wonder where to begin when faced with the mammoth task of tackling climate change through writing.…
Stevenson University Exhibition Department Press Release The Me Before The War No Longer Exists: Ukrainian Portraits Elena Volkova September 9 – December 14, 2024 The…
How to practice visual advocacy for sand and environmental conservation through photography? In this second session of the sand talks, organised by S.AND research team…
The Fellows of the American Folklore Society (AFS), the Diverse Environmentalisms Research Team, and the Climate Interest Group of the Folklore and Science Section will…
A Network That Works For Us Calling all change-makers, community members, community organizations, farmers, and members of the food system for a discussion about cross-community…
Writing with the Elements: A Generative Workshop w/ Jacob Budenz Burgeoning climate activists and seasoned environmental writers alike may wonder where to begin when faced…
Stewarding the land through the lens of healing botanical medicine is an important part of environmental conservation of the human body and that of the…
Interested in urban agriculture and its role in Baltimore communities? Join us for a tour of the community farms in Broadway East, Oliver, and Johnston…
The Program in Medicine, Science, and the Humanities at Johns Hopkins University presents: Vital Perspectives on Healthcare and Science Fighting to Breathe: Race, Toxicity, and…
RSVP below and join the Ecological Design Collective and Vital Matters for a conversation with artist, designer, and activist Eli Nixon about their new book,…
Mushroom City Art Festival first began in 2013 as an all ages, free and for donation festival to educate and create magic around all things…
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