This podcast, hosted by Joe Culhane, is based out of Portland, Oregon through the Greater Portland Sustainability Education Network (GPSEN). It focuses on #ESDfor2030 which is: Education for Sustainable Development 2030, a decade long effort supported by UNESCO and in alignment with the 17 global Sustainable Development Goals recognized by the UN. It will explore education through all mediums of learning, well beyond just traditional academic outlets, locally, regionally, and throughout the world.
ESD, Sustain Me!
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This podcast, hosted by Joe Culhane, is based out of Portland, Oregon through the Greater Portland Sustainability Education Network (GPSEN). It focuses on #ESDfor2030 which is: Education for Sustainable Development 2030, a decade long effort supported by UNESCO and in alignment with the 17 global Sustainable Development Goals recognized by the UN. It will explore education through all mediums of learning, well beyond just traditional academic outlets, locally, regionally, and throughout the world.
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June 19, 2020
Episode #5 ~ Juneteenth, Black Lives Matter, and White Supremacy Culture
This is an episode that gives recognition to Juneteenth and spends some time acknowledging the Black Lives Matter movement and examining White Supremacy Culture through the insightful article published by Dr. Tema Okun. This is crucially important education that will need to be addressed and worked through in order for us to arrive at a place where we can move collectively towards sustainable development. #BlackLivesMatter #Juneteenth Click HERE to Donate to the Black Resilience Fund! You...
May 28, 2020
Episode #4: 20th Annual Village Building Convergence (VBC 20) w/ guest Kirk Rea
City Repair is hosting the 20th Annual Village Building Convergence which starts May 29th and runs through June 7th, 2020. 10 days of events to be held, for the first time, mostly online this year as we find our way coming into the late springtime here during a global pandemic. I spoke with Kirk Rea who has been a part of City Repair for many years now and we talked at some length about what the VBC is about and how this year is going to be a bit different. To learn more please check out th...
May 7, 2020
Episode #3 Featuring Roberta Eaglehorse-Ortiz and Recognizing and Honoring the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
Roberta Eaglehorse-Ortiz, is a Member of the Oglala-Lakota Yomba-Shoshone Tribe And enrolled in the Lower Brule Souix Tribe, she’s the founding Farmer of Wombyn’s Wellness Garden, and previous Executive Director and Full Circle Doula for the Oregon Inter-Tribal Breastfeeding Coalition which she also helped create. She’s a mother, a daughter, a wife, an herbalist, farmer, friend, educator, activist and oh so much more. We had a wonderful talk and I welcome you to tune in. And I send so much ...
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