People with disabilities are disproportionately affected by climate change but are often underrepresented within the climate movement. While drawing from her own experiences with neurodiversity in private, educational, nonprofit, and movement spaces, Noelle Cirisan from MN350, will share what disabled individuals bring to the environmental spaces, and how the Disabled Community and environmental groups can … Continue reading "Neurodiversity in Green Spaces"

Monday 4/18    12-1pm    Presentation on TreatiesBeginning on the first official day of Earth Week, the Environmental Stewardship Committee welcomes MN350 Organizer, Nancy Bealieu, and Augsburg’s Environmental Stewardship Coordinator, Alyssa Parkhurst, to remind us that environmental work is inextricably linked to Indigenous Rights and Sovereignty. Location: Marshall Room, Christensen CenterContact: Nyasa Henderson Meany, EAC Senator … Continue reading "Presentation on Treaties"

If you want to create change, few things are more important as one-to-one relational meetings. One-to-ones are at the heart of community organizing and leadership. These conversations are about establishing a public relationship with someone, and sharing stories as a way to understand their motivations and self interests. They can uncover common values and interests … Continue reading "Community Organizing Skills Workshop: One-to-One Relational Meetings"

Join the Sabo Center for a brown bag lunch while we present a "snapshot" of our work. Come learn about resources for experiential education, civic skills workshops, Campus Kitchen, LEAD Fellows, Public Achievement, and more!