Experts in the field of potable wastewater reuse will discuss the current landscape of potable reuse and future prospects for the expansion of potable reuse in the U.S. The panel discussion will take place over 60 minutes and include 15 minutes of audience Q&A. Register at the link provided.

This symposium will be a collaborative effort bringing together the humanities and the sciences, as well as other STEAM fields from around the UCI campus. Three sessions will provide practical approaches to studying our oceans, engaging our communities around fighting for their access and preservation, and inspiring future generations to protect these fragile ecological and… Continue Reading Diving Deep: Dialogues on Environmental Justice – Session 1

Join the UCSF School of Medicine Office of Population Health and Health Equity and the UCSF Center for Climate, Health, and Equity for the third event of a three-part speaker series on Climate Change and Health. The series, chaired by Sheri Weiser, MD, MPH, features three virtual 90-minute sessions on the 3rd Thursdays of the… Continue Reading Now, More Than Ever: Movement Building for Climate, Racial, and Health Justice

This symposium will be a collaborative effort bringing together the humanities and the sciences, as well as other STEAM fields from around the UCI campus. Three sessions will provide practical approaches to studying our oceans, engaging our communities around fighting for their access and preservation, and inspiring future generations to protect these fragile ecological and… Continue Reading Session 2: Environmental Justice in Action

This symposium will be a collaborative effort bringing together the humanities and the sciences, as well as other STEAM fields from around the UCI campus. Three sessions will provide practical approaches to studying our oceans, engaging our communities around fighting for their access and preservation, and inspiring future generations to protect these fragile ecological and… Continue Reading Session 3: Toolkits for Envisioning the Future

Native American and Indigenous people model economic and social exchanges on reciprocity and relationships in all systems. Centering this and other Indigenous wisdom has led to significant and meaningful contributions to the advancement of conservation, protection, and environmental justice, especially in the lives of youth. Dawn Knickerbocker belongs to the Anishinaabe people, is a citizen… Continue Reading Racial Equity, Environmental Justice and Indigenous Wisdom