Nature City Forum
Come celebrate the Greater Baltimore Wilderness Coalition’s 10-year anniversary at our upcoming Nature City Forum on October 14! The Greater Baltimore Wilderness Coalition (GBWC) is…
Tag: sustainability
Roundtable Discussion: Ecological Design & Activism in an Age of Reactionary Politics
The Ecological Design Collective presents a roundtable discussion which brings thinkers to explore how ecological design can serve as a form of activism in the…
Shaping Intentional and Equitable Spaces in Baltimore and Beyond
During the international Conscious Cities Festival — where designers, researchers, technologists, decision makers, and local communities converge to explore the intricate relationship between the built…
A Conversation with Asad Raza: An ECO-ARTs Virtual Event
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…
Gathering at the Intersections of Folklore and the Environment
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…
Ghost River Tour: An EDC Grounding
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…
Sustainable Architecture – Bridging theory and practice.
Join us for the ‘Sustainable Architecture – Bridging Theory and Practice’ workshop to be held on September 21 and 22, 2024. Application Process: Please complete…
Textile Waste-Driven Design Workshop 2024
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…
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 –…
On the Term “Degrowth”
The first time I heard the term “degrowth,” I felt unsettled and confused. I agree with Mike Degani’s assessment of the term in his recent…
