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SUMMARY:鈥淔rom Oil Spill to Civic Voice: Lessons from Santa Barbara鈥� - Environmental Justice Keynote with Richard Appelbaum\, PhD
DESCRIPTION:As democracy faces growing pressure worldwide\, how can our pursuit of environmental justice and democratic engagement be renewed where it matters most鈥攁t the community level? 杏吧原创\, the Center for Social Justice\, and the Civic Engagement and Environmental Justice Rope Teams are pleased to welcome Richard Appelbaum\, PhD\, Fielding Graduate University faculty emeritus\, for the environmental justice keynote 鈥淔rom Oil Spill to Civic Voice: Lessons from Santa Barbara鈥� as part of the Democratic Engagement Dialogue Series. In this live discussion\, Appelbaum will explore how environmental justice and democracy are practiced\, sustained\, and lived locally.  \nDrawing on the pivotal 1969 offshore oil spill in Santa Barbara\, California鈥攖hen the largest environmental disaster in U.S. history鈥擜ppelbaum will examine how crisis sparked civic transformation. The disaster helped launch the first Earth Day\, galvanized the modern environmental movement\, and reshaped citizen participation in local politics. Through this case\, he will illustrate how engagement across differences and collective action can strengthen environmental justice and democratic life. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and engage in discussion after the keynote.   \nA distinguished sociologist and sustainability scholar\, Appelbaum is faculty emeritus at Fielding Graduate University\, former MacArthur Foundation Chair at UC Santa Barbara\, an American Association for the Advancement of Science Fellow\, and a longtime leader in community-based social justice work.  \nJoin us for this timely and inspiring conversation on how local action can renew environmental justice and democracy鈥攕tarting where we live\, learn\, and lead.  \nRegister Here.
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SUMMARY:Summer in the Adirondacks: The One Health Course Experience with Paul Smith鈥檚 College
DESCRIPTION:Looking for a meaningful and memorable way to spend part of your summer? Join us to learn more about SUST 300/SUST 500 Humans\, Health and the Environment: A One Health Approach\, a three-week summer course that includes online learning and a residential component at Paul Smith鈥檚 College in New York鈥檚 Adirondack Mountains. The 3-credit course explores the connections between human\, animal\, and environmental health\, making it relevant for careers that require collaboration across health\, science\, and the environment. Bring your questions and get ready to discover more about this unique course designed for Excelsior undergraduate and graduate students as well as non-students looking for enrichment.  \nRegister here.
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