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Please consider attending the following webinar on May 19th, 2022, at 2:30pm EST: "Universities & Municipalities: Working Together for Sustainable & Just Futures" presented by Colleen Murphy-Dunning of Yale University's Urban Resources Initiative and Hixon Center for Urban Ecology

for the webinar "Communicating Sustainability in a Changing Climate: Challenges and Strategies."

This talk by Dr. Jennifer Carmen, Postdoctoral Associate at Yale Program on Climate Change Communication, will focus on the intersection of sustainability and climate change. It will discuss how climate change adds to new challenges to achieving sustainability, and how action on climate change can support sustainability goals.

Video:

Hosted by Online Education and Membership Committees

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Thursday May 3rd

12-1 pm pacific, 1-2 pm mountain, 2-3 pm central, 3-4 pm eastern

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No need to register. All are welcome, not just students.

Did you miss the webinar on March 1st, You Don’t Have to “Go Big” to Make a Difference: How Our Purchasing Choices and Daily Habits Can Build a More Sustainable Society?

Did you miss the webinar on November 9th, 2017, Nine Reasons for Hope in a World Out of Whack, with speaker Ellen Moyer, author of the book

Nine Reasons for Hope in a World Out of Whack

(Thurs. Nov. 9 12:15-12:45pm EST)

Please join us Thursday, Nov. 9, 12:15 – 12:45 p.m. EST for the Fall 2017 SustainRT webinar.

Our speaker will be Ellen Moyer, author of the book .

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Please join us for our next SustainRT webinar on Thursday, 6/8/17 from 12:15-12:45 PM (Eastern).

will speak to us on the topic, "Transformational Resilience: How Building Human Resilience to Climate Disruption Can Safeguard Society and Increase Well-being."

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On March 9th, 12:15 – 12:45 PM EST Amy Brunvand will present, "STARS and Beyond: Adventures of an embedded Librarian in the Campus Sustainability Office." To register for the webinar, click .

David Selden, National Indian Law Library, spoke about the founding of the ty under the American Association of Law Libraries. Their activities include a Conference Travel Offset Project and a Resolution on Sustainability in Law Libraries.

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