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SUMMARY:VOTE FOR STRONG COASTS!  2021 STEM for All Video Showcase
DESCRIPTION:Strong Coasts is participating in the 2021 STEM for All Video Showcase! Starting May 11 through the 18th\, our NEW video will be live in the interactive #STEMvideohall where you can vote\, ask questions for us\, and comment.\n  \nUse this direct link to sign up for notification when the video is made live to the public\, and to view our video once the showcase is live: http://videohall.com/p/2221! \nYou can also search for our title\, “Interdisciplinary Community-Engaged Systems-Thinking Project”.  \n\nSHARE WITH YOUR NETWORKS!\nUse these materials to spread the word about voting for us! \n  \nFACEBOOK/INSTAGRAM IMAGE: \n \nTWITTER IMAGE: \n \n  \nHere is some general information form the event organizers:\nSAVE THE DATES! \nThe #STEMvideohall opens May 11-18! Come view 3-minute videos revealing the under-reported\, positive side of STEM learning & teaching\, interact w/ others in the field\, and vote for your favorites! https://stemforall2021.videohall.com \nLearn more at: STEM for All 2021 Video Showcase \n  \nGENERAL INFO VIDEO ON THE SHOWCASE EVENT: \n \n  \nGENERAL INFO FLYER: \n \nFlyer_2021_STEM_for_All_Video_Showcase
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SUMMARY:6-WEEK VIRTUAL CONFERENCE: "Converging COVID-19\, environment\, health\, and equity" - Theme 6\, COVID-19 and climate change mitigation\, and adaptation
DESCRIPTION:The goal of this virtual conference\, “Converging COVID-19\, environment\, health\, and equity\,” is to bring together different disciplines of environmental engineering and science (water\, wastewater\, air\, food\, waste\, built environment) plus equity and climate change to discuss actions needed to form “a healthy\, just and equitable society.” \nThis conference will be held weekly from 12-1:30 pm ET over 6 weeks beginning on October 16th\, 2020 and ending on November 20th\, 2020. It will combine asynchronous ~3 minute videos produced on each speaker’s research\, and shared on the Association of Environmental Engineering and Science Professors’ (AEESP) YouTube Channel\, and a professionally hosted synchronous 90 minute moderated\, interactive webinar that is streamed live via YouTube. \nThe particular themes for the six sessions align with the Grand Environmental Engineering Challenges as stated by the National Academies of Sciences Engineering and Mathematics\, and are: \n\nOctober 16th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19\, systemic racism\, and environmental engineering education\nOctober 23rd @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and fostering informed decisions and actions\nOctober 30th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and the creation of efficient\, healthy and resilient cities\nNovember 6th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and sustainably supplying food\, water\, and energy COVID-19\nNovember 13th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and designing a future without pollution and waste\nNovember 20th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and climate change mitigation\, and adaptation\n\nEach session\, as much as possible\, will look at convergence around air\, water\, food\, and people fostered by the COVID-19 pandemic\, and the unfolding realities of the need to address inequities in our communities. \n\nInfo: https://aeespconvergingcovid19.org/\nEmail: aeespconvergingcovid19@gmail.com\nPhone: 510-593-3647
URL:https://www.strongcoasts.org/event/6-week-virtual-conference-converging-covid-19-environment-health-and-equity-theme-6-covid-19-and-climate-change-mitigation-and-adaptation/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Strong Coasts Events
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SUMMARY:Strong Coasts Webinar - Heritage Sites\, Museums\, and Community: access and influence in cultural and creative spaces
DESCRIPTION:SAME SUBJECT\, DIFFERENT TITLE: HERITAGE MANAGEMENT & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT\nTHIS WEBINAR WAS ORIGINALLY SCHEDULED FOR NOV. 3. \nPresentation by Strong Coasts fellow\, Sherilyne Jones. Sherilyne is an archaeologist and museum educator by training who specializes in cultural preservation and works closely to ensure that people are engaged and have access and influence in cultural and creative spaces. She envisions that museums should become more reflective of their communities. She is passionate about culture and museums and worked at the National Institute of Culture & History. There she worked in various capacities including senior archaeologist and director of the Museum of Belize & Houses of Culture\, involved in archaeological excavations\, strategic planning\, cultural policy development and curated numerous exhibitions. Currently\, Sherilyne is pursuing a Ph.D. in Applied Anthropology at the University of South Florida. \nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER! \nDownload and share the flyer: \n \n  \n \nSherilyne Jones \nBio: Sherilyne Jones is pursuing a Ph.D. in Applied Anthropology at the University of South Florida. Sherilyne was born in Belmopan\, Belize C.A. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from the University of South Florida\, Tampa\, Fl and received her Master of Arts from the University of Leicester in the United Kingdom.  She is passionate about interdisciplinary work but is an archaeologist and museum educator by training who specializes in cultural preservation and works closely to ensure that people are engaged\, have access and influence in cultural and creative spaces.  She envisions that museums should become more reflective of their communities. \nShe is passionate about culture and museums and before starting her program\, worked at the National Institute of Culture & History. There she worked in various capacities including senior archaeologist and director of the Museum of Belize & Houses of Culture\, involved in archaeological excavations\, strategic planning\, cultural policy development and curated numerous exhibitions.  She is a past president of the Museums Association of the Caribbean\, member of the technical committee for REDCAMUS (Red Centroamericana de Museos)\, member of Commonwealth Association of Museums and an adjunct lecturer at the University of West Indies Open Campus in Museum Conservation Skills. Her research interest focuses on Heritage Initiatives and explore the dynamics of community engagement and how the museum can engage with and negotiate the complex colonial pasts of its collections and the community they serve.
URL:https://www.strongcoasts.org/event/strong-coasts-webinar-heritage-sites-museums-and-community-access-and-influence-in-cultural-and-creative-spaces/
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SUMMARY:6-WEEK VIRTUAL CONFERENCE: "Converging COVID-19\, environment\, health\, and equity" - Theme 5\, COVID-19 and designing a future without pollution and waste
DESCRIPTION:The goal of this virtual conference\, “Converging COVID-19\, environment\, health\, and equity\,” is to bring together different disciplines of environmental engineering and science (water\, wastewater\, air\, food\, waste\, built environment) plus equity and climate change to discuss actions needed to form “a healthy\, just and equitable society.” \nThis conference will be held weekly from 12-1:30 pm ET over 6 weeks beginning on October 16th\, 2020 and ending on November 20th\, 2020. It will combine asynchronous ~3 minute videos produced on each speaker’s research\, and shared on the Association of Environmental Engineering and Science Professors’ (AEESP) YouTube Channel\, and a professionally hosted synchronous 90 minute moderated\, interactive webinar that is streamed live via YouTube. \nThe particular themes for the six sessions align with the Grand Environmental Engineering Challenges as stated by the National Academies of Sciences Engineering and Mathematics\, and are: \n\nOctober 16th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19\, systemic racism\, and environmental engineering education\nOctober 23rd @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and fostering informed decisions and actions\nOctober 30th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and the creation of efficient\, healthy and resilient cities\nNovember 6th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and sustainably supplying food\, water\, and energy COVID-19\nNovember 13th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and designing a future without pollution and waste\nNovember 20th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and climate change mitigation\, and adaptation\n\nEach session\, as much as possible\, will look at convergence around air\, water\, food\, and people fostered by the COVID-19 pandemic\, and the unfolding realities of the need to address inequities in our communities. \n\nInfo: https://aeespconvergingcovid19.org/\nEmail: aeespconvergingcovid19@gmail.com\nPhone: 510-593-3647
URL:https://www.strongcoasts.org/event/6-week-virtual-conference-converging-covid-19-environment-health-and-equity-theme-5-covid-19-and-designing-a-future-without-pollution-and-waste/
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CATEGORIES:Strong Coasts Events
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SUMMARY:6-WEEK VIRTUAL CONFERENCE: "Converging COVID-19\, environment\, health\, and equity" - Theme 4\, COVID-19 and sustainably supplying food\, water\, and energy
DESCRIPTION:The goal of this virtual conference\, “Converging COVID-19\, environment\, health\, and equity\,” is to bring together different disciplines of environmental engineering and science (water\, wastewater\, air\, food\, waste\, built environment) plus equity and climate change to discuss actions needed to form “a healthy\, just and equitable society.” \nThis conference will be held weekly from 12-1:30 pm ET over 6 weeks beginning on October 16th\, 2020 and ending on November 20th\, 2020. It will combine asynchronous ~3 minute videos produced on each speaker’s research\, and shared on the Association of Environmental Engineering and Science Professors’ (AEESP) YouTube Channel\, and a professionally hosted synchronous 90 minute moderated\, interactive webinar that is streamed live via YouTube. \nThe particular themes for the six sessions align with the Grand Environmental Engineering Challenges as stated by the National Academies of Sciences Engineering and Mathematics\, and are: \n\nOctober 16th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19\, systemic racism\, and environmental engineering education\nOctober 23rd @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and fostering informed decisions and actions\nOctober 30th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and the creation of efficient\, healthy and resilient cities\nNovember 6th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and sustainably supplying food\, water\, and energy COVID-19\nNovember 13th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and designing a future without pollution and waste\nNovember 20th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and climate change mitigation\, and adaptation\n\nEach session\, as much as possible\, will look at convergence around air\, water\, food\, and people fostered by the COVID-19 pandemic\, and the unfolding realities of the need to address inequities in our communities. \n\nInfo: https://aeespconvergingcovid19.org/\nEmail: aeespconvergingcovid19@gmail.com\nPhone: 510-593-3647
URL:https://www.strongcoasts.org/event/6-week-virtual-conference-converging-covid-19-environment-health-and-equity-theme-4-covid-19-and-sustainably-supplying-food-water-and-energy-covid-19/
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CATEGORIES:Strong Coasts Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20201030T120000
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SUMMARY:6-WEEK VIRTUAL CONFERENCE: "Converging COVID-19\, environment\, health\, and equity" - Theme 3\, COVID-19 and the creation of efficient\, healthy and resilient cities
DESCRIPTION:The goal of this virtual conference\, “Converging COVID-19\, environment\, health\, and equity\,” is to bring together different disciplines of environmental engineering and science (water\, wastewater\, air\, food\, waste\, built environment) plus equity and climate change to discuss actions needed to form “a healthy\, just and equitable society.” \nThis conference will be held weekly from 12-1:30 pm ET over 6 weeks beginning on October 16th\, 2020 and ending on November 20th\, 2020. It will combine asynchronous ~3 minute videos produced on each speaker’s research\, and shared on the Association of Environmental Engineering and Science Professors’ (AEESP) YouTube Channel\, and a professionally hosted synchronous 90 minute moderated\, interactive webinar that is streamed live via YouTube. \nThe particular themes for the six sessions align with the Grand Environmental Engineering Challenges as stated by the National Academies of Sciences Engineering and Mathematics\, and are: \n\nOctober 16th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19\, systemic racism\, and environmental engineering education\nOctober 23rd @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and fostering informed decisions and actions\nOctober 30th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and the creation of efficient\, healthy and resilient cities\nNovember 6th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and sustainably supplying food\, water\, and energy COVID-19\nNovember 13th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and designing a future without pollution and waste\nNovember 20th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and climate change mitigation\, and adaptation\n\nEach session\, as much as possible\, will look at convergence around air\, water\, food\, and people fostered by the COVID-19 pandemic\, and the unfolding realities of the need to address inequities in our communities. \n\nInfo: https://aeespconvergingcovid19.org/\nEmail: aeespconvergingcovid19@gmail.com\nPhone: 510-593-3647
URL:https://www.strongcoasts.org/event/6-week-virtual-conference-converging-covid-19-environment-health-and-equity-theme-3-covid-19-and-the-creation-of-efficient-healthy-and-resilient-cities/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Strong Coasts Events
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SUMMARY:6-WEEK VIRTUAL CONFERENCE: "Converging COVID-19\, environment\, health\, and equity" - Theme 2\, COVID-19 and fostering informed decisions and actions
DESCRIPTION:The goal of this virtual conference\, “Converging COVID-19\, environment\, health\, and equity\,” is to bring together different disciplines of environmental engineering and science (water\, wastewater\, air\, food\, waste\, built environment) plus equity and climate change to discuss actions needed to form “a healthy\, just and equitable society.” \nThis conference will be held weekly from 12-1:30 pm ET over 6 weeks beginning on October 16th\, 2020 and ending on November 20th\, 2020. It will combine asynchronous ~3 minute videos produced on each speaker’s research\, and shared on the Association of Environmental Engineering and Science Professors’ (AEESP) YouTube Channel\, and a professionally hosted synchronous 90 minute moderated\, interactive webinar that is streamed live via YouTube. \nThe particular themes for the six sessions align with the Grand Environmental Engineering Challenges as stated by the National Academies of Sciences Engineering and Mathematics\, and are: \n\nOctober 16th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19\, systemic racism\, and environmental engineering education\nOctober 23rd @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and fostering informed decisions and actions\nOctober 30th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and the creation of efficient\, healthy and resilient cities\nNovember 6th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and sustainably supplying food\, water\, and energy COVID-19\nNovember 13th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and designing a future without pollution and waste\nNovember 20th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and climate change mitigation\, and adaptation\n\nEach session\, as much as possible\, will look at convergence around air\, water\, food\, and people fostered by the COVID-19 pandemic\, and the unfolding realities of the need to address inequities in our communities. \n\nInfo: https://aeespconvergingcovid19.org/\nEmail: aeespconvergingcovid19@gmail.com\nPhone: 510-593-3647
URL:https://www.strongcoasts.org/event/6-week-virtual-conference-converging-covid-19-environment-health-and-equity-theme-2-covid-19-and-fostering-informed-decisions-and-actions/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Strong Coasts Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20201020T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20201020T150000
DTSTAMP:20260423T150017
CREATED:20200916T051643Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201019T011641Z
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SUMMARY:STRONG COASTS WEBINAR: THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED - DATE TBD!
DESCRIPTION:THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED – DATE TBD! \nThe Great Carbohydrate Injection into the Biosphere: more calories\, less nutrients\, & unknown health risks \nGUEST SPEAKER DR. IRAKLI LOLADZE will talk about his findings that rising atmospheric carbon dioxide levels (CO2) decrease the concentrations of minerals essential for human nutrition\, including iron and zinc\, in plants globally. After years of compiling data\, in 2014 he published a meta-analysis revealing a pervasive and systemic downshift in mineral levels in plants worldwide. His research came to influence US policy and was highlighted by New Scientist\, Nature\, Science\, and in a two-times award winning article in Politico. \n \nDR. IRAKLI LOLADZE \nSpeaker website: https://sites.google.com/site/loladze/home \nIn the news: “The Great Nutrient Collapse”. The atmosphere is literally changing the food we eat\, for the worse. And almost nobody is paying attention. By Helena Bottemiller Evich\, 09/13/2017\, Politico\nhttps://www.politico.com/agenda/story/2017/09/13/food-nutrients-carbon-dioxide-000511/ \nBio: Irakli Loladze is a Mathematical Biologist. He obtained his MA and PhD degrees in mathematics at Arizona State University. He then worked as a postdoc at Princeton University\, where in 2002 he postulated that rising atmospheric carbon dioxide levels (CO2) decrease the concentrations of minerals essential for human nutrition\, including iron and zinc\, in plants globally. After years of compiling data\, in 2014 he published a meta-analysis revealing a pervasive and systemic downshift in mineral levels in plants worldwide. His research came to influence US policy and was highlighted by New Scientist\, Nature\, Science\, and in a two-times award winning article in Politico. In 2019\, Loladze and collaborators showed that rising CO2 levels result in lower levels of plant carotenoids critical for human eye and brain health.
URL:https://www.strongcoasts.org/event/strong-coasts-webinar-the-great-carbohydrate-injection-into-the-biosphere-more-calories-less-nutrients-unknown-health-risks/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Strong Coasts Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20201016T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20201016T133000
DTSTAMP:20260423T150017
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SUMMARY:6-WEEK VIRTUAL CONFERENCE: "Converging COVID-19\, environment\, health\, and equity" - Theme 1\, COVID-19\, systemic racism\, and environmental engineering education
DESCRIPTION:The goal of this virtual conference\, “Converging COVID-19\, environment\, health\, and equity\,” is to bring together different disciplines of environmental engineering and science (water\, wastewater\, air\, food\, waste\, built environment) plus equity and climate change to discuss actions needed to form “a healthy\, just and equitable society.” \nThis conference will be held weekly from 12-1:30 pm ET over 6 weeks beginning on October 16th\, 2020 and ending on November 20th\, 2020. It will combine asynchronous ~3 minute videos produced on each speaker’s research\, and shared on the Association of Environmental Engineering and Science Professors’ (AEESP) YouTube Channel\, and a professionally hosted synchronous 90 minute moderated\, interactive webinar that is streamed live via YouTube. \nThe particular themes for the six sessions align with the Grand Environmental Engineering Challenges as stated by the National Academies of Sciences Engineering and Mathematics\, and are: \n\nOctober 16th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19\, systemic racism\, and environmental engineering education\nOctober 23rd @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and fostering informed decisions and actions\nOctober 30th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and the creation of efficient\, healthy and resilient cities\nNovember 6th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and sustainably supplying food\, water\, and energy COVID-19\nNovember 13th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and designing a future without pollution and waste\nNovember 20th @12-1:30 pm ET: COVID-19 and climate change mitigation\, and adaptation\n\nEach session\, as much as possible\, will look at convergence around air\, water\, food\, and people fostered by the COVID-19 pandemic\, and the unfolding realities of the need to address inequities in our communities. \n\nInfo: https://aeespconvergingcovid19.org/\nEmail: aeespconvergingcovid19@gmail.com\nPhone: 510-593-3647
URL:https://www.strongcoasts.org/event/virtual-conference-converging-covid-19-environment-health-and-equity/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Strong Coasts Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20201013T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20201013T150000
DTSTAMP:20260423T150017
CREATED:20200915T152414Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200915T153721Z
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SUMMARY:STRONG COASTS WEBINAR: Understanding Complex Resource Insecurity: Interdisciplinary Approaches & Future Directions
DESCRIPTION:As a biocultural anthropologist\, GUEST SPEAKER DR. CASSANDRA WORKMAN is interested in looking at the ways in which humans are impacted biologically\, psycho-emotionally and socially\, by food insecurity and water and sanitation (WaSH) insecurity. In order to understand these complex interactions\, she engages medical anthropology\, environmental anthropology and other scientific disciplines such as public health and hydrology. She uses both qualitative and quantitative methods in her research and has conducted research in Lesotho and Tanzania\, Africa\, as well as in eastern North Carolina. In collaboration with faculty from NC State and Sokoine University of Agriculture\, she currently has a NSF funded project examining complex resource insecurity in Morogoro\, Tanzania. In addition to conducting scholarly research\, she has worked in international development for donor organizations and implementing partners in Mozambique\, Tanzania\, and South Sudan. \nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER! \nDownload and share the flyer: \n \n \nSpeaker website: https://anthropology.uncg.edu/cassandra-workman/
URL:https://www.strongcoasts.org/event/strong-coasts-webinar-understanding-complex-resource-insecurity-interdisciplinary-approaches-future-directions/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Strong Coasts Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200922T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20200922T150000
DTSTAMP:20260423T150017
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SUMMARY:STRONG COASTS WEBINAR: Food Equity & Science Communication Tactics
DESCRIPTION:GUEST SPEAKER\, DR. JOE BOZEMAN III\, will talk about climate change and social identity as it relates to the food-energy-water nexus and global environmental change. Some of his findings show that despite spending less than white households on food overall\, black and Latino households have more impact on the environment per dollar spent on food than white households. \nDr. Bozeman researches issues involving energy and environmental sustainability. He explores climate change and social identity as it relates to the foodenergy-water nexus and global environmental change. This research is intended to facilitate more effective climate change and food policy measures applicable to the U.S. and countries around the globe. \nDr. Bozeman is the Chair of the Gordon Research Seminar in industrial Ecology. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Illinois at\nChicago\, and is a member of the Institute for Environmental Science and Policy. He has given talks to diverse audiences ranging from policy makers to the general public to K-12. \nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER! \nDownload and share the flyer: \n \n \nSpeaker website: www.joebozeman.com \nRelated published work: “Overcoming climate change adaptation barriers: A study on food–energy–water impacts of the average American diet by demographic group” – https://doi.org/10.1111/jiec.12859 \nBio: Dr. Joe Bozeman III researches issues involving energy and environmental sustainability. He explores climate change and social identity as it relates to the food-energy-water-nexus and global environmental change. This research is intended to facilitate more effective climate change and food policy measures applicable to the U.S. and countries around the globe. \nSome of his published research findings to date show that white Americans disproportionately affect the environment by eating foods that require more water and release more greenhouse gases compared with foods that black and Latino individuals eat. A 2019 article published in Environmental Engineering Science (EES) found that despite spending less than white households on food overall\, black and Latino households have more impact on the environment per dollar spent on food than white households. He and his co-authors received the AEESP Mary Ann Liebert Award for publication Excellence in Environmental Engineering Science in 2020. The criteria are that the research addresses an important and relevant research question\, the research is significant and original\, the paper is well written\, and the research is substantial in scope and makes a consequential advancement in the field. \nDr. Joe Bozeman is the Chair of the Gordon Research Seminar in industrial Ecology. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Illinois at\nChicago\, and is a member of the Institute for Environmental Science and Policy. He has given talks to diverse audiences ranging from policy makers (e.g. Center for Health Equity Transformation (Northwestern))\, to the general public (e.g. the Field Museum’s Night of Ideas) to K-12 (North Park Elementary School).
URL:https://www.strongcoasts.org/event/strong-coasts-webinar-food-equity-science-communication-tactics/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Strong Coasts Events
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