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Join tUrn Climate Action Power Hour each night at 8 or 8:30PM to meet other attendees and tackle three action items from the day's headliners together! |
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WATER IS LIFE: INDIGENOUS PEOPLES & OTHER PROTECTORS |
THE BUSINESS, FOOD & SCIENCE OF DRAWDOWN |
PRINT, POWER, & POPES
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(A) JUST EARTH IN MIND |
UN/COMMON GOOD STUDENTS' VOICES |
RESTORE! |
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9:15–10:15 AM WATER IS LIFE (panel) NIGERIA KENYA CALIFORNIA Anthony Akpan, Pan-African Voices for Environment and Teresia Hinga, Founder Circle of Concerned African Women Theologian, Iris Stewart-Frey, Environmental Scientist, Environmental Justice & the Common Good Initiative & ENACT
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8:45-10:00 AM BUSINESS PANEL I PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT through PUBLIC/PRIVATE PARNTERSHIPS World Resources Institute Leila Surratt, Director of Strategy and Engagement, P4G, Ade Okuwoga & Holly Syrett RSVP
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9:15-10:15 AM DEBUNKING MYTHS: Refutational Journalism in the Climate Denial Age Dana Nuccitelli, Yale Climate Connections RSVP
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8:30-10:00 AM WORLD-MAKING: ART for CLIMATE'S SAKE Hip hop, dance, music, visual art, theatre & poetry RSVP
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8:15-9 AM STUDENT-LED SESSION: Green Team Scavenger Hunt
9:15-9:45 AM STUDENT-LED SESSION: FOSSIL FUEL FOUL PLAY with Emily Pachoud (SCU) & Emily Burke (Creighton) |
8 AM-11 AM
S E L F
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R E T R E A T
11am-Noonreflection session for speakers and attendees of tUrn
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10:30-11:15 INDIGENOUS WOMEN & YOUTH ACTIVISTS: What a Leader Does (video screening) Honoring Patricia Gualinga, “Warrior for the Educadorian Amazon,” and member of the Kichwa People of Sarayaku and youth activist Autumn Peltier, Water Protector from Wikwemikong First Nation/Manitoulin Island, Canada. |
10:30-11:30 AM BUSINESS PANEL II MANAGING for an UNCERTAIN FUTURE: Business Consulting & the Business Curriculum Working Together Pamela J. Gordon, Managing Director, PGS Consultants, Nancy E. Landrum, Loyola University Chicago, & Andrew Winston, Author of Green to Gold. RSVP |
10:30–11:30 AM WIND, SOLAR & CLEAN POWER: A State by State Analysis with Stephanie Hughes
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10:30–11:45 AM THE BENCH OF DREAMS: Transforming our Feelings Yearning for friendships in our common home with Jean Ponder Soto, UN Delegate, & Robert Dueweke, OSA, Permanent U.N. Representative for Augustinians Int'l RSVP |
10:30–11:15 AM SEEDS OF OUR ANCESTORS: Food is our Relative video of Indigenous Activist Winona LaDuke & Native American Coalition for Change
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11:45 AM - 12:45 PM WATER IS LIFE: The Akimel O'otham (River People) and Ecological Stewardship with Shannon Rivers, a member of the Akimel O’otham (River People) ENACT EVENT
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12:15-1:30 PM BUILDING A REGENERATIVE FUTURE with PROJECT DRAWDOWN with Chad Frishmann, Senior Director, Research & Technology and Mamta Mehra, Senior Fellow Co-presented with Gonzaga University |
NOON—‑9 PM NINE HOURS of
L A U D A T O
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27 readers/ 27 voices/ one urgent message to enact justice in every dimension
RSVP to attend Drop in throughout the day and evening to hear Pope Francis' Encyclical on Care for our Common Home
8:30 -9:30 PM CLIMATE ACTION POWER HOUR: Social hour, Listening and Advocacy with Emily and Eemon |
12:15-1:30 PM THE PSYCHOLOGY OF HABIT: To Halt Climate Change, We Have to Change Co-Presented with Creighton University
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11:30–3:30 PM STUDENT-LED SESSION THE GOOD MARKET (of climate action ideas) 16 SCU clubs & guests present for 15-minutes each. Hosted by Sarah Danon and Amanda Harvey. Drop in anytime!
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2:00-3:00 PM MYSTERIOUS and MEASURABLE: Tipping Points and the Urgency of this Decade with CAS Dean Daniel Press & Kristin Kusanovich, Director of tUrn
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2:00-3:30 TASTE & TEXTURE: Plant-based Diets for Climate Action Success Mohan Gurunathan Co-presented with Loyola Chicago Jesuit Community Green Team. RSVP |
2:00-3:30 PM. RACIAL & CLIMATE JUSTICE: Upending White Supremacy with Ted Grudin and Dawaune Lamont Hayes RSVP |
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4:00-5:00 PM. tUrn en español EL MISMA CLIMA: Intercambios de Agua Texas-México y el Espectro de la Sequía tUrn sesión en Español with Climate Reality Leader Pedro Andrés Sánchez Gutiérrez
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4 PM–5:20 PM CLIMATE CHANGE: Meeting the Moment with CLIMATE REALITY LEADER Andrew Gunther, Founder, Center for Ecosystem Management & Restoration RSVP
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4 PM–5:20 PM BEYOND DESPAIR: Generating Bold Action from Dark Emotions with Jennifer Atkinson, U.Washington Bothel RSVP
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3:30-4:30 PM STUDENT-LED SESSION ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION with Ted Grudin and Student Researchers
5:00-6:15 STUDENT-LED SESSION AGROECOLOGY & FOOD JUSTICE with Chris Bacon and Student Researchers |
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6:00-6:30 PM WILDFIRE ART with visual artist Kunlin He 6:30-7:45 PM WILDFIRE SCIENCE with Dana Nuccitelli, Climate Reality, Yale Climate Connections
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6:00-7:00 PM CLIMATE CREATIVITY | CREATIVIDAD CLÍMATICA tUrn YOUTH & FAMILY SESSION (bilingual)
7:15-8:15 PM LOBA with FLORA PACHA Abuelita Knowledge / Queer / Feminist / Plant Wisdom ENACT EVENT RSVP |
6:00-8:00 PM ENVIRONMENTAL LAW SOCIETY Spring tUrn Symposium with Zsea Bowmani, JD, and Veronica Eady, Rob Verchick, Jennifer Ganata, Bradley Angel, and Maricela Mares-Alatorre Environmental Justice & the Common Good Initiative & ENACT
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6 :30 PM CLIMATE ACTION POWER HOUR: Social hour, Music and Advocacy with your hosts Emily Pachoud and Eemon Ghasemireh
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8:30 -9:30 PM CLIMATE ACTION POWER HOUR: Social hour, Music and Advocacy with Emily and Eemon |
8:30 -9:30 PM CLIMATE ACTION POWER HOUR: Social hour, Music and Advocacy with Emily and Eemon |
8:30 -9:30 PM CLIMATE ACTION POWER HOUR: Social hour, Music and Advocacy with Emily and Eemon |
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