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Promotional Materials: Sustainable Living at The New School Pamphlet for students on sustainable living at The New School. -
Event: Tishman Center Tabling at The New School's 2017 Block Party Tishman Center Tabling at The New School's 2017 Block Party -
Video: Piper Carter Speaks on the "EJ is Non-Negotiable" Blog Video of Piper Carter of We Found Hip Hop and the East Michigan Environmental Action Council. The "EJ is Non-Negotiable" blog is part of the development of a new leadership program for environmental justice leaders. -
Video: Melissa Miles and Maria Lopez-Nuñez Speak on the "EJ is Non-Negotiable" BlogVideo of Melissa Miles of the New Jersey Environmental Justice Alliance and Maria Lopez-Nuñez of the Ironbound Community Corporation. The "EJ is Non-Negotiable" blog is part of the development of a new leadership program for environmental justice leaders.
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Video: Julia Fay Bernal Speaks on the "EJ is Non-Negotiable" Blog Video of Julia Fay Bernal of the Pueblo Action Alliance. The "EJ is Non-Negotiable" blog is part of the development of a new leadership program for environmental justice leaders. -
Video: Gloria Walton Speaks on the "EJ is Non-Negotiable" Blog Video of Gloria Walton of The Solutions Project. The "EJ is Non-Negotiable" blog is part of the development of a new leadership program for environmental justice leaders. -
Video: Angela Mahecha Speaks on the "EJ is Non-Negotiable" Blog Video of Angela Mahecha of the Tishman Environment and Design Center's Environmental Justice Movement Fellowship. Angela's remarks introduce the new fellowship program at the center and kick off the "EJ is Non-Negotiable" blog series, which was launched as part of the development of a new leadership program for environmental justice leaders. -
Video: Curious Conversation between Pam Tau Lee and Gail Small A "Curious Conversation" hosted by Tishman Environment and Design Center, with Pam Tau Lee, an advisory committee member for the center's EJ Fellowship, and Gail Vehon-naut, “Head Chief Woman" Small, member of the Northern Cheyenne Tribe. -
Media Collection: Day 2 of EJ Movement Fellowship Jan. 2023 Retreat Assorted photos and videos taken during the second day of the Environmental Justice Movement Fellowship's retreat, held Jan. 18-21, 2023, on the unceded territory of the Tongva peoples, also known as Long Beach, CA. The retreat was part of Phase 3: Manifest of this fellowship cohort. -
Event: Design, Justice & Zero Waste Conference 2018 Photos of 2018 Design, Justice & Zero Waste conference. Close ups of speakers, audience members listening, presentations. -
Media Collection: Day 1 of EJ Movement Fellowship Jan. 2023 Retreat Assorted photos and videos taken during the first day of the Environmental Justice Movement Fellowship's retreat, held Jan. 18-21, 2023, on the unceded territory of the Tongva peoples, also known as Long Beach, CA. The retreat was part of Phase 3: Manifest of this fellowship cohort. -
Event: Jean Gardner World Cafe 2017 Workshop led by Jean Gardner in 2017 with people sitting at tables in a conference room, writing on paper pads. -
Video: Time Lapse of Graphical Notetaking at May 2021 EJ Movement Fellowship Workshop Time lapse video of Yuki Kidokoro doing graphical notetaking of the Environmental Justice Movement Fellowship workshop on May 14, 2021. -
Video: Time Lapse of Graphical Notetaking at April 2021 EJ Movement Fellowship Workshop Time lapse video of Yuki Kidokoro doing graphical notetaking of the Environmental Justice Movement Fellowship workshop on April 29, 2021. -
Video: Panel on Beyond Incrementalism: Disruption at Scale Talk in the series on Radical Reimaginations for Climate Justice, focused on moving beyond incrementalism, hosted by the Tishman Environment and Design Center, with guest speakers, Leah Temper, research associate at McGill University, and Jaron Browne, organizing director at Grassroots Global Justice Alliance. -
Video: Panel on Building Capacity for Disruption Talk in the series on Radical Reimaginations for Climate Justice, focused on building capacity for disruption, hosted by the Tishman Environment and Design Center, with guest speakers, Dr. Hahrie Han, professor and faculty director of the P3 Research Lab at Johns Hopkins University, Maria Lopez-Nuñez, deputy director of organizing and advocacy at Ironbound Community Corporation, and Miya Yoshitani, executive director of the Asian Pacific Environmental Network. -
Video: Panel on Disruption and Contention: Learning from Black Lives Matter Talk in the series on Radical Reimaginations for Climate Justice, focused on disruption and contention and learning from Black Lives Matter, hosted by the Tishman Environment and Design Center, with guest speakers, Monica Atkins, director of organizing at the Climate Justice Alliance, and Deva Woodly, associate professor at The New School. -
Video: Panel on Disrupting the Status Quo: Frameworks for Accelerated Change Talk in the series on Radical Reimaginations for Climate Justice, focused on disrupting the status quo, hosted by the Tishman Environment and Design Center, with guest speakers, Dwaign Tyndal, executive director of Alternatives for Community and Environment, and David Meyer, professor at University of California Irvine. -
Video: Interview with Leslie Vasquez Interview with Leslie Vasquez, Enviromental Justice Programming Coordinator at El Puente. -
Video: Interview with Daniela Lam, 2020 Aronson Fellow 2020 Aronson Fellow Daniela Lam talking about her fellowship project in this edited video clip. Includes title card. -
Transcript: Interview with Nicky Sheats Transcripts of full Interview with Nicky Sheats, New Jersey Environmental Justice Alliance -
Transcript: Interview with Leslie Vasquez Transcript of Interview with Leslie Vasquez, Enviromental Justice Programming Coordinator at El Puente. -
Photos: 2021-2022 Research Assistants TEDC staff and 2021-2022 research assistants in conversation and working together. -
Event: Good As New Free Sale 2018 Good As New is a reuse and waste reduction initiative that encourages all New School students to donate reusable school supplies and materials at the end of each semester so that these items stay out of landfills, and can be used by other students in the future. -
Event: Climate Teach-in Presentations at teach-in and shots of audience members