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Tishman Environment and Design Center
Приєднався 2 лис 2017
Why Willie Mae Thornton Matters: A Multi-Media Book Panel
Music can be used to understand and communicate about social justice as it relates to food, agriculture, and the environment. Music can open the door for deeper understandings of inequity and justice in ways that step away from Eurocentric insistence on linear and written communication to teach, exchange knowledge, or debate. This event explored these modes of understanding and resistance through a multi-media discussion of Lynnée Denise’s 2023 book Why Willie Mae Thornton Matters (University of Texas Press).
The Food Studies Program, The Tishman Environment and Design Center, and the Food and Social Justice Action Research Lab (FJAR) at The New School were honored to host this multi-media panel event featuring author, sound practitioner, and DJ Lynnée Denise; artist, curator, mother, and producer Elissa Blount Moorhead; and Assistant Professor of Race and Media in the School of Media Studies at The New School Dr. Brittnay Proctor-Habil. The event was part of the Food Studies Program’s “Food, Foraging, and Social Justice” series and The New School’s Earth Month activities. It was also co-sponsored by the SexTech Lab and the Gender and Sexualities Studies Institute at The New School.
The event was moderated by Mike Harrington, Director of Sustainability Engagement at the Tishman Environment and Design Center, and Dr. Kristin Reynolds, Chair of Food Studies and Director of the FJAR Lab at The New School.
The Food Studies Program, The Tishman Environment and Design Center, and the Food and Social Justice Action Research Lab (FJAR) at The New School were honored to host this multi-media panel event featuring author, sound practitioner, and DJ Lynnée Denise; artist, curator, mother, and producer Elissa Blount Moorhead; and Assistant Professor of Race and Media in the School of Media Studies at The New School Dr. Brittnay Proctor-Habil. The event was part of the Food Studies Program’s “Food, Foraging, and Social Justice” series and The New School’s Earth Month activities. It was also co-sponsored by the SexTech Lab and the Gender and Sexualities Studies Institute at The New School.
The event was moderated by Mike Harrington, Director of Sustainability Engagement at the Tishman Environment and Design Center, and Dr. Kristin Reynolds, Chair of Food Studies and Director of the FJAR Lab at The New School.
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Indigenous Autonomous Governments and Decoloniality // Autogobiernos Indígenas y Descolonialidad
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April 18, 2024 // 18 de Abril, 2024 ENGLISH Indigenous territories and peoples constitute most of the biological and cultural diversity globally. The reaffirmation, restitution, and defense of their lands and autonomy are essential to reclaiming Indigenous identity, dignity, and sovereignty in the face of modern Eurocentric colonial domination and the extractivism of the State and capital that ...
Aronson Fellowship 2023 Highlights | Kier Blake
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Introducing Kier Blake, an Aronson Fellow for 2023 from The New School's Schools of Public Engagement, specializing in Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management. Join us as we delve into Kier's journey and scholarship, mentored by Professor Brian McGrath and Director Mike Harrington at the Tishman Center. Discover how Kier's work in environmental justice intersects with various discipl...
Aronson Fellowship 2023 Highlights | Dana Duarte Hernandez
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Introducing Dana Duarte Hernandez, an Aronson Fellow for 2023 from Parsons School of Design, specializing in Strategic Design Management. Join us as we explore Dana's unique journey and scholarship, guided by mentors Professor Brian McGrath and Director Mike Harrington at the Tishman Center. Discover how Dana's expertise in strategic design intersects with environmental justice, forging new pat...
Centering Justice: A Conversation with EJ Leaders, Dr. Beverly Wright & Dr. Jalonne White-Newsome,
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Tishman Environment and Design Center hosted a special event, Centering Justice: A Conversation with Environmental Justice Leaders. Our keynote speaker, Dr. Beverly Wright is the Founder and Executive Director of the Deep South Center for Environmental Justice, the first-ever environmental justice center in the United States. Dr Wright is a scholar, advocate, and author and is widely acknowledg...
EJ Pioneer, Dr. Beverly Wright welcomes all to her keynote event on Jan. 18, 2024 at The New School
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Environmental Justice Pioneer, Dr. Beverly Wright welcomes all to her keynote event, Centering Justice, A Powerful Conversation with EJ leaders, on January 18, 2024 at The New School's Tishman Auditorium. The Tishman Environment and Design Center is delighted to also welcome Dr. Jalonne L. White-Newsome, the first-ever Federal Chief Environmental Justice Officer for the White House Council on E...
Our Origin Story (2021)- Tishman Environment and Design Center at The New School
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Our Origin Story (2021) - The Tishman Environment and Design Center's leadership shares how our center formed and how our work has evolved.
November 14, 2023: EJ Disrupt Design Fellowship Info Session
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November 14, 2023: EJ Disrupt Design Fellowship Info Session Group Formation
November 10, 2023: EJ Disrupt Design Fellowship Info Session
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November 10, 2023: EJ Disrupt Design Fellowship Info Session Senior Leaders & Executive Directors
Afropunk Brooklyn 2023 Panel with Mike Harrington & Colette Pichon-Battle
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This discussion between Tishman Center Sustainability and Engagement Director Mike Harrington and Taproot Earth Vision & Initiatives Partner Colette Pichon Battle, Esq, focused on the effects of the climate crisis on the Black community and the African diaspora. The conversation was moderated by award-winning journalist Melissa Noel for Essence Magazine.
Peoples' Climate Week Day 2: Teach in and Peoples' Assembly
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Peoples' Climate Week Day 2: Teach in and Peoples' Assembly
Peoples' Climate Week Launch: Plenary and Movement Social
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Peoples' Climate Week Launch: Plenary and Movement Social
Ensuring Federal Funding Goes to Environmental Justice Communities
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Ensuring Federal Funding Goes to Environmental Justice Communities
Mandatory Emissions Reductions: Centering Environmental Justice in Climate Policy
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Mandatory Emissions Reductions: Centering Environmental Justice in Climate Policy
Interview with Aronson Fellow Dana Duarte Hernandez
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Interview with Aronson Fellow Dana Duarte Hernandez
Listen Up: Understanding Food Justice and Environmental Justice through Music
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Listen Up: Understanding Food Justice and Environmental Justice through Music
EJ Leaders Crush Climate Week with Bineshi Albert
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EJ Leaders Crush Climate Week with Bineshi Albert
EJ Leaders Crush Climate Week Jesus Juan
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EJ Leaders Crush Climate Week Jesus Juan
EJ Leaders Crush Climate Week with Jacqueline Patterson
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EJ Leaders Crush Climate Week with Jacqueline Patterson
Reflections on the Limits of Architecture: Critical Regionalism Revisited
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Reflections on the Limits of Architecture: Critical Regionalism Revisited
EJ LEADERS CRUSH CLIMATE WEEK: Climate Justice Movements Disrupt Business As Usual at COP27
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EJ LEADERS CRUSH CLIMATE WEEK: Climate Justice Movements Disrupt Business As Usual at COP27
Energy and Equity Talks: Community Power
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Energy and Equity Talks: Community Power
ChallengesForJustTransition Angela Ana Maria 002
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ChallengesForJustTransition Angela Ana Maria 002
Just Transition Analysis, Framework and Strategy Jesus+Angela 001
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Just Transition Analysis, Framework and Strategy Jesus Angela 001
Thank You, Miami! From the Ripe for Creative Disruption EJ Fellowship
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Thank You, Miami! From the Ripe for Creative Disruption EJ Fellowship
Magdalena: a Threatened River of Music, Knowledge and Culture (Subtitled)
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Magdalena: a Threatened River of Music, Knowledge and Culture (Subtitled)
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MARIANNE WILLIAMSON 2024 CLIMATE PLATFORM (HIGHLIGHTS) The United States needs a president who understands that incremental change - even bold incremental change in regard to the climate crisis - is not enough to stave off environ-mental catastrophe. As president, I will undertake a full-scale climate emergency mobilization effort, not unlike the kind of effort undertaken by the United States during WW2. Among other steps, the Williamson Administration will: 1. Expand investments to reach 100 percent renewable energy by 2035 or earlier. 2. Transition away from fossil fuel energy and halt all new fossil fuel projects. 3. Decarbonize all buildings by 2045 and all federally-owned buildings by 2030. 4. Create a specific heat pump program at DOE to expand the use of heat pumps. 5. Ban all fracking operations (oil and gas). 6. End all new oil and gas leases in federal lands and waters. 7. Ban concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs). 8. Change the ratio of federal funds for highways to transit to 50:50. 9. Phase out the sales of new fossil-fuel vehicles by 2035. 10. Accelerate the production of Electric Vehicles and invest in charging infrastructure. 11. Put a price on carbon to pay for the external damage done by these fuels. 12. Restore our forests and oceans and promote sustainable agricultural and ranching practices. 13. Invest $17 Billion in the Global Climate Fund to begin the work of doing our fair share. 14. Ensure the creation of high-quality union jobs for workers affected by the transition. 15. Ensure that the U.S. military cuts emissions in half by 2030, and fully by 2045.
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Tremendous lecture! K. Frampton is always a great speaker. Combining his critical regionalism chapter with Sola Morales´"weak architecture" approach signifies to him a way for a truthful practice of architecture. Demystifying the erroneous notion that - only new is good and old is not - and moving away from the software-generated building, instant photographic generic garbage still in vogue in universities, exhibitions, and media towards a more grounded, material-sensitivity, context-aware architecture.
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Wonderful to hear about female-led policy advocacy from Josephine Castillo. Thank you for conducting this series!
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So dope Piper ❤️🖤💚