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• Nourishing Communities of Life: Indigenous Resurgence beyond Syndemic Violence & Earth Crisis

  Recording of event Nourishing Communities of Life: Indigenous Resurgence beyond Syndemic Violence & Earth Crisis. Created in partnership with Environmental Policy & Sustainability Management (EPSM), Tishman Environment & Design Center (TEDC), Indigeneity & Decolonization Initiative, TNS, International funders from Indigenous People (IFIP), Amazon Watch, Pratt Institute's Graduate Center for Planning and the Environment (GCPE).
• Magdalena: a Threatened River of Music, Knowledge and Culture

  Join the Tishman Center, Pratt Institute GCPE and Bomba Estero for a conversation about the environment, history and culture of the Magdalena River, the main River of Colombia. This event will feature people speakers that have intimate knowledge of how the river has shaped the not only the history and culture of Colombia, but also the world.
• Behind the Scenes Videos of Climate Justice Movements Disrupt Business As Usual at COP27

  During Climate Week NYC, The Tishman Environment and Design Center and Ripe for Creative Disruption EJ Fellowship convened EJ leaders on the road to the UNFCC Conference of Parties 27th Meeting on Climate Change (COP27), in Egypt. The Panel "Climate Justice Movements Disrupt Business As Usual at COP27" was a part of Climate Week NYC, where various Design for Disruption ideas were crowdsourced together with audience members. Present were Dr. Ana Baptista, Tishman Environment and Design Center; Angela Mahecha, Ripe for Creative Disruption EJ Fellowship; Jesús Vázquez, Organización Boricua; Jacqueline Patterson, The Chisholm Legacy Project; Jade Begay, NDN Collective; Colette Pichon Battle, TapRoot Earth; Bineshi Albert, Climate Justice Alliance/It Takes Roots.
• Paths to Action

  Paths to Action: A 2017 Climate Week Event. Close ups of speakers, audience members listening, presentations.
• The Political Ecology of COVID-19: From Global Agribusiness to the Urban Campus

  For over fifteen years evolutionary epidemiologist Rob Wallace has warned that industrial agriculture would lead to global pandemics, such as the Covid-19 pandemic we're living through now. Join Wallace for a clear-sighted talk on the political economy of the pandemic, how deadly pathogens such as COVID-19 emerge out of industrial agriculture, and the strategies we might pursue to protect our health and the future health of our communities. Wallace’s talk will be followed by an open discussion with New School faculty, staff and students focusing on how we can best negotiate care for our health and one another in our return-to-campus. He will also help us consider how our university might help to prevent the emergence of future, and perhaps even more deadly, pandemics.
• Resilient Urban Futures Book Launch

  Join us for a roundtable discussion and launch of Resilient Urban Futures, a new book exploring the ways in which cities are profoundly impacted by climate change, and strategies for cultivating more resilient futures. Based on practical experience in participatory visioning in nine Latin American and U.S. cities, the volume provides tools for engaging urban communities in resilience strategies. Authors of this open access volume will discuss urban climate inequity, modeling and communicating the impact of extreme climate and weather, as well as visioning equitable, positive, and resilient futures.
• Design, Justice & Zero Waste Conference 2018

  Photos of 2018 Design, Justice & Zero Waste conference. Close ups of speakers, audience members listening, presentations.
• EnvironmentalJustice Leaders Crush Climate Week: Climate Justice Movements Disrupt Business as Usual at COP27

  Graphics for EnvironmentalJustice Leaders Crush Climate Week: Climate Justice Movements Disrupt Business as Usual at COP27. Part of Climate Week
• Sustainability Orientationn and Town Hall

  In recognition of Climate Week 2022, The Tishman Environment and Design Center (TEDC) hosted an online town hall to discuss sustainability at the New School. The format of this discussion was an attempt to bring faculty, staff, and students together to exchange knowledge and voice concerns about energy consumption and waste management. As the school aims for goals such as being “net zero” by 2050, it is essential that everyone is involved in the process of not just figuring out the when, but also the how.
• Climate Strike Poster

  Call for students to participate in demonstrations and activities on campus in relation to the September 20 Climate Strike.
• Meet-up for Global Climate Strike Flyer

  Flyer for meeting point and sign-making for New School particpation for the 2019 Climate Strike, a nationwide action to address the climate crisis.
• Climate Action Week at The New School Report

  Climate Action Week at The New School Report. This Executive Summary documents the events that took place during the week of September 16th to 24th at The New School, but also seeks to go beyond the September 21st, 2014 - People’s Climate March.
• Welcome remarks by Mike Harrington

  Welcome remarks by Mike Harrington, Assistant Director of the Tishman Environment and Design Center, for Covering Climate Change. An event, in collaboration with The New Republic, part of Climate Week 2019.
• Photos for Tar Sands Songbook workshop performance and panel discussion

  Photos for Tar Sands Songbook: Workshop Performance & Panel Discussion. During The New School's curriculum disruption, Disrupt Climate Injustice, the Tishman Center hosted a performance of The Tar Sands Songbook. This work of documentary theater was written and produced by Tanya Kalmanovitch, Associate Professor at Mannes School of Music. Actors Jennifer Van Dyck and Peter Jay-Fernandez donned the stage alongside Tanya and a pianist. The actors played various characters which were inspired by Tanya’s life in Fort McMurray, just beside the Athabasca Oil Sands in Alberta, Canada. Tanya and the pianist provided a haunting original score which included classically informed composition, folksy jigs, and contemporary experimentation. Part of Earth Week 2018
• Environmental Justice Movement Fellows and Staff with artists at the Dojo

  Environmental Justice Movement Fellows and Staff with artists at the Dojo hosted by Creative Wildfire on September 17th. This gathering included artists and focused on amplifying the voices of those most impacted by climate change, particularly Black, Brown, Indigenous, People of Color, and migrant communities. The event was a part of Climate Week 2017,
• Environmental Justice Movement Fellowship at WeCan and TapRoot Earth-TapRoot Noire events

  Environmental Justice Movement Fellowship staff and advisory committee at women-centered events via WeCan as well as convenings for Black Climate Leaders in the movement via TapRoot Earth-TapRoot Noire.
• Environmental Justice Movement Fellowship Mixer

  EJM staff, fellows and movement partners at mixer
• WECAN direct action: Protect Communities and our Climate: Rally to Demand BlackRock Stop Investing in Climate Chaos.

  EJM staff, fellows and movement partners at WECAN direct action: Protect Communities and our Climate: Rally to Demand BlackRock Stop Investing in Climate Chaos.
• Climate Justice Movements Disrupt Business As Usual at COP27

  During Climate Week NYC, The Tishman Environment and Design Center and Ripe for Creative Disruption EJ Fellowship convened EJ leaders on the road to the UNFCC Conference of Parties 27th Meeting on Climate Change (COP27), in Egypt. The Panel "Climate Justice Movements Disrupt Business As Usual at COP27" was a part of Climate Week NYC, where various Design for Disruption ideas were crowdsourced together with audience members. Present were Dr. Ana Baptista, Tishman Environment and Design Center; Angela Mahecha, Ripe for Creative Disruption EJ Fellowship; Jesús Vázquez, Organización Boricua; Jacqueline Patterson, The Chisholm Legacy Project; Jade Begay, NDN Collective; Colette Pichon Battle, TapRoot Earth; Bineshi Albert, Climate Justice Alliance/It Takes Roots.
• Agenda of Newark Environmental Justice Tour which took place in Fall 2022 during Climate Week in collaboration with the Ironbound Community Corporation.

  Agenda of Newark Environmental Justice Tour which took place in Fall 2022 during Climate Week in collaboration with the Ironbound Community Corporation.
• Audio recording of event Who Does Mapping Serve?

  Audio recording of event Who Does Mapping Serve? GIS in Environmental Justice and Climate Change Research. This workshop brings together members of the Urban Systems Lab, a design and practice at the New School, to share insights into past and ongoing work, and to help contextualize issues related to GIS and urban ecology through a presentation of case studies, breakout sessions and collaborative discussion.
• 2018 Earth Week Mixer

  Photos of 2018 Earth Week Mixer
• Preserving our Neighborhoods and Beyond

  Photos for 2018 Climate Change Resiliency – Preserving our Neighborhoods and Beyond. Speakers talking. Part of 2018 Earth Week.
• Flyer for University Center Sustainability Tour

  Flyer promoting University Center sustainability tours as a part of 2018 Earth Week. Tours led by Erik Eibert.
• Flyer for the Sustainability Town Hall

  Flyer for the Sustainability Town Hall as a part of 2018 Earth Week. Panelists are Erik Eibert and Molly Craft Johnson.