APRIL 21 tUrn 101: Intro to tUrn 8 AM—8:20 AM
TUESDAY 8:00—8:20 AM & EVERY MORNING of tUrn WEEK
tUrn 101: Orientation to tUrn & today's featured HEADLINERS
Get warmed up for the week, see friends and colleagues,
and hear a quick summary of the day's headliners...
Bring your coffee/tea and questions!
RSVP HERE for tUrn 101 LIVE ON ZOOM
APRIL 21 ECO-ANXIETY Breathing, Movement & Nutrition Workshop 8:30–10 AM | 10:20–11:50 AM
TUESDAY . 8:30—10:10 AM | 10:20 AM–12:00 Noon
ECO-ANXIETY WORKSHOP for ACTIVISTS: Gentle movement, Breathing techniques, Yoga, Dance, Nutrition in times of intersecting stressors of Covid-19 and the Climate Crisis
An anxious self produces a stressed body. A stressed body is a less resilient system. A less resilient system compromises our ability to meet challenges and persevere.
Gentle movement session led by Kristin Kusanovich(SCU Department of Theatre & Dance) and stress, yoga and nutrition experts Mukta Gadkari and Jill Lacher, is bookended by a brief discussion of the relationship between covid-19 and the climate crisis on both embodied and global levels. Chair, floor or standing options will be given. Dress comfortably, clear a little space, and get your notebooks out!
Same session offered at two times: 8:30-10 AM & 10:20–11:50 AM
RSVP HERE for Eco-Anxiety for Activists LIVE ON ZOOM
photo:
still from Silence by Kusanovich Dance with SCU Alumni Dancers Julia Canavese, Natalie Duong, Philip Sykes and Claire Calalo
APRIL 21 THE GREEN NEW DEAL in the TIME of CORONAVIRUS: Threats and Opportunities . 12:15-1:45 PM
12:15—1:45 PM
THE GREEN NEW DEAL in the TIME of CORONAVIRUS:
Threats and Opportunities
Professor Bill Sundstrom (SCU Economics) explores the economic and policy implications of our fast-moving pandemic crisis for progress on our existential climate crisis.
photo: Sunrise Movement
RSVP for GREEN NEW DEAL ON ZOOM
APRIL 21 ART for CLIMATE"S SAKE: 4 PM Visual Art/Music | 7 PM Theatre/Dance
4—5:20 PM | 7:00 PM–8:30 PM
ART FOR CLIMATE'S SAKE w Kristin Kusanovich & Brian Thorstenson
ART for CLIMATE'S SAKE:
MUSIC & VISUAL ART at 4PM
THEATRE & DANCE at 7PM
Storytelling and artistic expression are universal ways of being and knowing, of mirroring reality or shaping it. From visual art to music, from theatre to dance, these sessions feature art works and performance projects driven by data, by advocacy, and by the creative capacity of artists to contribute to 'eco-conversion.'
Offered at two times: 4 PM focusing on Visual Arts & Music, & 7 PM focusing on Dance and Theatre. Enjoy a presentation of videos, sound files and illustrated climate crisis art as well as live play readings and audience discussion of the power of art to move (and perhaps save) more than mountains.
RSVP for either session of
ART FOR CLIMATE'S SAKE ON ZOOM
photo: SCU Dancers perform in Images 2019 at the Louis B. Mayer Theatre
T U E S D A Y A P R 2 1 H E A D L I N E R S
F O C U S O N P R E S E N T. T E N S E.
F O R P R E S E N T E R S , I N F O & T O R S V P
C L I C K O N A R R O W > or T I T L E S A B O V E
The Green New Deal by Artist Jordan Johnson, Austin, TX available at CreativeAction.Network
FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
tUrn HEADLINERS take a look at climate crisis from various academic, disciplinary and practitioner perspectives and help develop an awareness of the issues and possibilities for drawing down global warming and bringing all species, cultures and the whole human family along as we do it.
RSVPs open APRIL 1
SUMMARY of tUrn HEADLINERS
5 Morning Orientations and 25 events over 5 days
M O N — F R I
8 AM–8:20 AM | tUrn 101 —A welcome and orientation to each day's events
M O N D A Y A P R I L 2 0
A C T I V I S M , A S T R O P H Y S I C S , A C C I Ó N
9:15 AM–10:20 AM | 10:30 AM–11:35 AM |1:00 PM-2:05 PM: BEING SEEN & HEARD: INDIGENOUS & YOUTH ACTIVISM
11:45 AM–12:45 PM: JUST TRANSITION: How Can We Work for Climate Justice?
2:15 PM–4:15 PM | 5:00 PM–7:00 PM: DEMYSTIFYING GLOBAL WARMING by astrophysicist Jeffrey Bennett
7:30 PM–8:30 PM: REDUCCIÓN DE PROYECTO: Sesión en español
T U E S D A Y A P R I L 2 1
P R E S E N T. T E N S E.
8:30 AM–10 AM ∫ 10:20 AM–11:50 AM: ECO-ANXIETY WORKSHOP
12:15 PM–1:45 PM: THE GREEN NEW DEAL in the TIME of CORONAVIRUS: THREATS and OPPORTUNITIES
4 PM–5:20 PM: ART for CLIMATE'S SAKE: VISUAL ART & MUSIC
7 PM–8:30 PM: ART for CLIMATE'S SAKE: THEATRE & DANCE
W E D N E S D A Y A P R I L 2 2
C O N T E M P L A T I O N
8:30–9 AM ∫ 9:15–9:45 AM: EARTH DAY (50th) BIRTHDAY
10:30–11:30 AM: MIDWEEK REFLECTION SESSION
NOON — 10 PM: LAUDATO SI’ gazing at a TREE
T H U R S D A Y A P R I L 2 3
A C T I O N
10:20 AM–NOON: ACCELERATING the TRIPLE BOTTOM LINE: INDUSTRY-SPECIFIC ROUNDTABLE EVENT
12:15–1:45 PM ∫ 4:00–5:25 PM: THE WORLD AGREES: PROJECT DRAWDOWN & U.N. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
2:15–3:45 PM: FOOD SYSTEM FELLOWS Student-Led Session
7:30–9:00 PM: FOLKLORICO FOR ALL
F R I D A Y A P R I L 2 4
R E S E T… R E P L E N I S H… R E S T O R E… R E H E A R S E...
11 AM — 3 PM: THE GOOD MARKET: SECURING SUSTAINABLE FUTURES ONE CHOICE AT A TIME. Student-Led Session
3:30–4:30 PM: THE FORGE GARDEN: HOW LOCAL FOOD SYSTEMS CAN BUILD RESILIENCE DURING TIMES OF CRISIS
7–8:00 PM: BARNLESS BARN DANCE MOVEMENT SESSION for U
8:15–9 PM: Reflection: from WHY to WHY NOT?