Exploring the possibilities of ecological design in post-coal spaces
The Sludge Hub & Company brings you an uncouth and twisted opportunity to explore the reaches of ecological design in the post industrial spaces of…
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Tide Pool Social: Passages for a New Year [IN PERSON]
Have you reckoned a thousand acres much? Have you reckoned the earth much? Have you practiced so long to learn to read? Have you felt…
Walking the Highway to Nowhere
A guided tour documents past harms, engages present struggles, and imagines radical possibilities in West Baltimore. On September 21st, 2023, Ecological Design Collective curator Cristina…
Tide Pool Social: Eco-Film Matinee [ONLINE]
Join the EDC this December 20th from 1:00pm to 2:00pm ET for a virtual watch party of two short films featured on the DC Environmental…
Join Us for a Thoughtful Thursday
Within hours of circling the Thanksgiving dinner table and reflecting on “what we are thankful for,” Americans are bombarded by department store circulars and flashing…
The Journey of Being Human: Moving from War to Peace
In the face of war, governments see no path to peace. They do not understand a foundational indigenous wisdom: ‘To survive, we have to recognize…
Alternative Proteins Alumni Panel
Hi! I’m posting on behalf of the Alternative Protein Project at JHU to announce an upcoming alumni panel on Friday, November 3rd from 6:30 –…
Ghost Rivers Ribbon Cutting & Community Celebration
Join artist Bruce Willen, Blue Water Baltimore, friends, and neighbors to celebrate the first phase of Ghost Rivers— a neighborhood-spanning public art installation and walking…
BTT presents Community Conversation: Environmental Justice in Baltimore
Join us for a sit-down conversation on environmental justice between Baltimore Tree Trust Communications and Outreach Director Ryan Alston and Dr. Amanda Phillips de Lucas,…
EDC EVENT: “Highway to Nowhere” Walking Tour
Join us for a walking tour of Baltimore’s infamous “Highway to Nowhere” (H2NOW)—the 1.4 mile ditch that displaced nearly 1,500 residents and separates neighborhoods in…