The latest climate, ecological, and environmental scientific findings from tUrn’s U.N. Paris Committee for Capacity-building Network Partner, EPTDO in Kabul, led by Abdulhadi Achakzai, who leads tUrn week in Afghanistan every April and October. RSVP
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8:30-9:45 AM Pacific | 8-9:15 PM AfgApril 25INTERNATIONAL FRONTLINES REPORT Climate Vulnerable Countries: Advocating for Climate Resilience in Afghanistan
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10:30-11:45 AMApr 24Garden/Forest Bathing @ The Forge Garden
The ancient practice of listening/opening all of one’s senses in nature to calm the mind, heart, and spirit, can be experienced even in the middle of the suburbs. Get in the dirt, visit plants, discover, remember..tour the garden's healing plants, and enjoy time in nature.
The Forge Garden, Sherman and Benton Streets.
Dress in old clothes, suitable for getting dirty.
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12:15-1:45 PMApr 25Business Not as Usual: A call for a transformation in business schools
With Eban Goodstein, Robert Sroufe, and Anu JossanSustainable thought and action leaders from multiple institutions of higher ed came together to create Breakthroughs in Sustainable Education, Routledge, 2025. This panel of authors share strategies and tactics for helping us make a u-turn, from denial-based schoolings to climate-admitting recalibrations in both curriculum and purpose. RSVP
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3:45-5 PMApr 25Challenges and opportunities for clean technology and climate policy solutions i
Join Dana Nuccitelli, Research Manager for Citizens' Climate Lobby and journalist for Yale Climate Connections, for an in-depth overview of how to leverage clean technology solutions in a challenging federal landscape.