Earth Month 2016 was awesome at Hamline: April 4: Professor Todd Beer (Sociology, Lake Forest) talk: Global Climate Justice, Discussing how climate change is a global issue, connecting it to social justice and COP21 April 5: HEAL meeting with Ed Kreitzman Head of Dining Services April 6-8: Visit from Marina Zurkow: Making the Best of It: Eating the Signal Species of Climate Change April 8: Workshop Planning a Potluck around Climate Change April 12,14, 19, 21: photo booth for #THISTHINGSTILLWORKS “Hamline Sustainability invites faculty, staff, and students to take pictures of their favorite old things, tell their story, and post on social media using #ThisThingStillWorks. Photobooths will be available on campus in April.” April 13: Compelling Conversations Honors forum: Environmental Sustainability April 15: Eureka Recycling facility field trip with Hamline neighborhood Environment Committee
April 18-20: MPIRG's Earth Month Carry Your Trash Challenge The Carry Your Trash Challenge challenges students to carry their own trash with them for two days (Monday 4/18 and Tuesday 4/19) to see how much waste they produce and raise awareness during Earth Month. You will be able to sort your trash (trash, recyclables, compostables) during our trash audit outside Anderson Center on Wednesday, April 20th from 11:30-12:30. PLEDGE: https://docs.google.com/a/hamline.edu/forms/d/1jX1fn2knwr573GngCLMg_ZTL6TVwBFqkZg8wFwyJ7Wc/viewform April 19: (Tuesday) - 11:30-1 Reflection on Laudato Si (Pope Francis's environmental encyclical), as part of the Mahle lecture series with the Wesley Center April 22: Actual Earth Day - MPIRG Midway Clean-up, 12-2:30 Jams in the Garden 4-6, Planting/Bands/Snacks in Blue Garden Bishop's Bistro also did an Earth Day "world cookie" and recycling education event April 23: Citywide Clean-up 9-11:30 http://www.hamline.edu/HUNewsDetail.aspx?id=4295025070 April 25: Lunch follow-up Laudato Si reflection, as part of the Mahle lecture series with the Wesley Center April 26: Mahle Lecture in Progressive Christian Thought: Eco-Theology for the Heartland: A Bioregional Approach, by Dr. Timothy Eberhart April 27: Appreciation garden was planned and seedlings planted in honor of administrative professionals day April 27 :Gender-Inclusive CLOTHING SWAP and Mending Workshop, 3-6pm, Law School Atrium (Students from Colleen Bell's WSTD Responsible Fashion class, MPIRG, Women's Resource Center, Office of Sustainability) April 28: MPIRG Environmental Racism Panel: Janiece Watts, David Ortega, Filsan Said, Valentine Cadieux April 29: Valentine Cadieux gave What’s Up in Sustainable Agriculture talk at the Minnesota Institute of Sustainable Agriculture: “Building the FoodShed: A collaborative field guide to food movement learning" May 1: Love Nocturnal and Valentine Cadieux performed as part of Fierce Lament May 4: Bike repair workshop outside of Bush Library till 4pm, by Jeremy Thompson in Safety and Security, Jackie Jones, and Bicycle Bob’s: http://www.manta.com/c/mx7355v/bicycle-bob-s |
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