Oh I love Judith Scott’s work!! Wonderful inspo.

So great to see some budding collaborations! I really enjoyed looking through your references, Alexi! Some of the architectural details and living elements remind me of the imagery from the short stories in Afterglow: Climate Fiction for Future Ancestors. The authors weave so much rich description and consider very different formulations…

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This is such a cool concept, Amalia! Sad to say I can’t make either of the dates, but I hope to hear about how it went! 🐸

El Cambalache’s Department of Decolonial Economics is offering an opportunity to engage in collective, decolonial, and non-capitalist research practice. This online workshop is an invitation to unlearn extractive research, re-center care and reciprocity, and create knowledge collectively.

Collectively Situated Knowledge: A Decolonial Research…

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Oh, as another thought… This also reminds me of an exhibit put together by @Lyss and others last fall that transformed an old office space into a sort of playscape using collage. It was almost like a life-sized dollhouse that invited play and exploration in each room. So many cool ideas here.

Hey @CrowsNestStaff Alexi, I love how this project centers the notion of play as an important way to both process and express emotion, learning, and action in the present state of eco-polycrisis. I feel like this is a great extension of the Artist Talk from @Jia at the Crow’s Nest brining forward the importance of both womanhood and girlhood…

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@CrowsNestStaff Hi Alexi – we don’t expect everyone to have a venue for showcasing their work since we are open to accepting work that takes many different forms. It might be reasonable for an artist to propose a show at a local venue (such as Crow’s Nest) that addresses ecological issues, while another might propose a conservation project…

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Applications are open to the upcoming cohort of The Climatebase Fellowship.

Recognized by Forbes as one of the “Top Professional Development Fellowships in Energy and Climate” — The Climatebase Fellowship is a selective 12-week program designed to help ambitious professionals level up their careers in climate & sustainability.

If you’re ready…

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Thank you, @CrowsNestStaff Alexi! Love the idea for using Crow’s Nest as a potential venue for showcasing work to enhance community outreach and dissemination for a proposal! We love the Crow’s Nest and would love to discuss options for partnership & collaboration for this project, as we get further towards working with awardees. I’ll start…

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Taking place October 9-11, 2026, the Decomposium is a three-day symposium exploring decomposition and the intertwined processes of death, decay, rot and renewal from a variety of perspectives. Through a series of free and ticketed events, the event will bring together artists, scholars, farmers, composers, funeral directors, scientists,…

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The Chesapeake Bay Trust is excited to announce a pilot program to tackle maintenance on small-scale restoration projects in Maryland. This program will focus on projects that are $500 or less, specifically for invasive species removal/control and/or plant replacements/enhancements.

Watershed restoration projects like tree planting, rain…

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The International Degrowth Network is starting to plan another Online Degrowth Movement Assembly, expected to take place online in late February or early March.

At this stage, we warmly invite individuals and groups to take part by proposing and hosting a session in any format they prefer (e.g. interactive workshop, discussion, presentation).…

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Climate Wayfinding Facilitator Training

With The All We Can Save Project | August 2–7, 2026, in New York’s Hudson Valley

Most people care about the climate crisis, but many get stuck in overwhelm or burnout and lack pathways from concern to meaningful contribution. Climate Wayfinding changes that. Train with us to bring this first-of-its-kind…

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Co-creating Flood-Resilient Green Spaces: Understanding Health, Access and Equity in Leicestershire Communities

Loughborough University is recruiting PhD students interested in focusing on the intersection of climate resilience and health.

Project Details:

This interdisciplinary PhD project explores the critical but underexamined intersection…

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This fellowship is for creatives, innovators, designers, artists, writers, media makers, scientists, ecologists, technologists, systems thinkers, educators, place-based practitioners, changemakers, and those in emerging or established spaces of leadership interested in working at the intersection of ecology, culture, and spirituality. It is…

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Flooded Pine Press is re-issuing its call for pitch submissions for the debut series “Finding Joy and Solidarity in the Anthropocene”! Any and all EDCers are welcome to send us a pitch

See details below. Please note that this is NOT focused on a particular region, but is now inclusive of many regional and trans-regional climate…

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