In today’s episode we hear from Cece Hoffman, a Phd student at Northwestern University who talks about environmental justice from an Indigenous lens, how our ideas around education and learning inform our understanding of the environment, and how Cece sees all of this work as interrelated.  

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Adiza Ameh and Emily Chu join Ecosystems of Change to talk about environmental justice as it relates to their own journeys and other social justice issues. As Program Managers at Social Justice Fund NW, Adiza and Emily take their participants on a process of learning and organizing and they’ll do that today for our listeners.   

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In the first episode of the limited series, Ecosystems of Change, host Aisha Al-Amin interviews Tayah Carlisle, a youth worker and urban farmer based in Chicago. They talk about getting introduced to the concept of environmental justice, the importance of building a connection to your local environment, and much more!  

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Hosts Stephan and Shahrzad speak with guest David Tinto about storm water: what is it, why does it matter, and what you can do to protect it!

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Stephan comes onto the podcast with guest David Tinto to speak about Cascadia College's Bachelor of Applied Science in Sustainable Practices program! It's a 2 or 3 year degree to help students learn about sustainability, train into the green economy, and find work that matters and makes a difference!

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Our main podcast series welcomes new UWB Sustainability Coordinator Shahrzad! Hosts Shahrzad and Stephan chat about upcoming events from Sustainability and cover several ways to get involved with us. 

Gear Swap details: Cascadia College Bike Club • Instagram

Register for Climate Author Night: Climate Author Night: Madeline Ostrander, Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2024, 5:30pm

Sustainable Living event: Sustainable Living, Thursday, Feb. 22, 2024, 12 - 2pm

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In the fourth Episode of the miniseries Teleplantic host Elysia connects with Cascadia College’s President Dr. Eric Murray. Elysia notes the similarities and differences to the previous episode with the Chancellor of University of Washington Bothell. There is a focus on community effort, and roles specific actors have in ensuring sustainable campuses. 

Cascadia’s Sustainable Website: https://cascadiaupdates.wordpress.com/sustainability/

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In the third episode of the miniseries, Teleplantic host Elysia connects with Patrick Wallace from Denver, Colorado.  Their discussion shows the influence that region, communities, and values have on sustainable thinking. We also get to learn a little about one of the most Sustainable Ski companies, Meier skis, located in Denver, Colorado. 

Meier Sustainability Goals: https://meierskis.com/pages/why-meier-our-history-and-philosophy

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This is the second episode of the miniseries Teleplantic where we shed a bit of light on individuals’ perspectives on Sustainability. In this episode, host Elysia connects with Tim Denler who operates the Greenwater drinking water treatment facility in Tacoma, WA, and talks about the importance of water and its relation to sustainability. They connect important points with the UN Sustainable Development goals and the Flint Michigan Water Crisis. 

UN SDG website: https://sdgs.un.org/goals/goal6

Flint Michigan: https://www.britannica.com/event/Flint-water-crisis

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Welcome to the first episode of the miniseries Teleplantic where we shed a bit a light on individuals' perspectives on Sustainability. In this episode, Cascadia College Sustainable Practices students and podcast host Elysia, connects with the Chancellor of University of Washington Bothell, Dr. Esterberg. In this episode, the conversation focuses on sustainability in relation to the Chancellor's role at the University and in their personal life as well. The discussion focuses on the importance of community, equity and social wellbeing.

Gaia Hypothesis: https://www.britannica.com/science/Gaia-hypothesis

UWB Sustainability: https://www.uwb.edu/campus-sustainability.

Sustainability Compass: https://compasseducation.org/discover-the-sustainability-compass/

LEED certification: https://www.usgbc.org/leed

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Check out our websites uwb.edu/sustainability or cascadia.edu/bassp