All times are listed in Pacific Time (PT). In compliance with the ADA/504, please direct your accommodation requests for any of these events to turnproject@scu.edu.
A holistic offering of every tUrn week to help attendees/activists/empaths recenter, understand the journey we are on encounter nature and themselves in a reflective, caring, atmosphere. No RSVP necessary. Just show up at the Forge Garden at 8:30. Led by Kristin Kusanovich, director of tUrn. in-person rsvp or just show up.
with moderator Kristin Kusanovich. Environmental Protection Trainings and Development Organization (EPTDO) is a non-political, non-governmental, and non-profit NGO/CSO focused exclusively on climate change, environmental safety, livelihood approaches, agriculture, gender equality, education and ecological issues in Afghanistan.
Zoom RSVP |
LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES v. The Psychedelic Renaissance with Alberto Ribas-Casasayas, moderated by Daniel Turkeltaub. A critical analysis of the environmental damage and cultural appropriation of entheogenic tourism and the climate threats to millenia-old, mind-altering, spiritual, plant-based substances. This tUrn event is in collaboration with the Humanities Brown Bag Series at SCU. in-person rsvp
Join us at the Williman Room for student-led research and creative presentations about the climate!
Stop by the Williman Room of Benson parlors anytime to catch dynamic 5–minute presentations on everything from ecology to economics, from fishing to fashion. Students across various majors join forces to share their top climate priorities through reports, infographics, and creative works. Network between presentations.
No zoom option.
with tUrn Global Advisory Council member & food sustainability expert Mohan Gurunathan. The future of our world depends on what we choose to eat. Learn how our food choices are one of the top levers for stopping climate change, saving our rainforests, and helping all species on our planet thrive.
Library and Learning Commons
St. Clare Room, 3rd floor
St. Clare Room Library and Learning Commons 3rd floor
Plant-based SCU, a student-led coalition helping the university rethink its responsibility to future generations one menu item at a time, presents a documentary film about what we should be eating. ZOOM RSVP in-person rsvp
Library and Learning Commons
St. Clare Room, 3rd floor
ZOOM RSVP
Take action at the end of tUrn Tuesday in a supportive group environment with fellow students who want to make a difference. Snacks, writing prompts, friendship. Led by tUrn student crew members.
Tuesday's tUrnout is on the third floor of the Library & Learning Commons, St. Clare Room
no rsvp necessary...just show up and make your first climate move!