Educational planting workshop that empowers and inspires Environmental stewardship.
With Shelley Kruszewski from RETREEUS.US.
Zoom code: 983 4971 9871
With Orchard Club President Ethan Hansen.
Zoom code: 983 4971 9871
Winner gets Orchard Club T-Shirt!
Get outside. Collect a bag of trash and email a photo to The Orchard Club
Submissions must be made by Friday 4/25 to be eligible.
Winner to be announced on Planting Day, Monday, May 3rd
Zoom code: 983 4971 9871
Join us for an exquisite evening with singer/songwriter, healer meditation guide, and teacher: Alicia Mathewson. She is a New England artist with over five albums and a collection of popular songs and chants including, “May I be at Peace, “Asato Ma,” “Freedom is an Inside Job,” and a host of other uplifting songs. Alicia is considered a burst of healing energy and has worked in New England as a certified SQ Wellness Practioner with Rising Star Healing for over 15 years.
Come out virtually for an evening of healing and song.
Zoom link: https://capecod.zoom.us/j/92402869705
With Professor Keli “Swan” Gates.
A brief introduction to herbal medicine.
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As the world grapples and slowly winds down from an unprecedented public health crisis pandemic, we begin to refocus our attention and concerns for our natural environment. Most researchers studying the environmental movement base their analyses on historical accounts that advance a dominant perspective that often marginalizes communities of color.
Indigenous communities have been more successful with environmental conservation based on their more profound understanding of local ecosystems and reciprocal relationships with nature viewed through the lens of human existence created to preserve the earth.
Through intensive research Carolyn Finney, Linda Coombs, Camile Madison, Jedidiah Purdy, and Dr. John Kucich, have traced the origins of modern environmentalism using the history of colonialism. These researchers have identified a historical connection between Indigenous land grabs and a racialized idea of nature-dominated spaces, controlled and valued by humans and defined as white.
Panelists will answer questions after the discussion.
Join us by registering here: https://capecod.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJAqd-yurDstGNTIxeMOfbxjzYLbA9WDOKKw
Panelists
Ms. Linda Coombs, Wampanoag Historian and Scholar
Dr. John Kucich, Bridgewater State University Professor, Indigenous Community Researcher
Ms. Camile Madison, Wampanoag Language Institute Faculty & Scholar
Dr. Madhavi Venkatesan, Executive Director, Sustainable Practices;
Assistant Teaching Professor of Economics, Northeastern University
Joshua Maloney, 4Cs Student, Environmental Social Justice Advocate, President of SVACCCC
A Co-curricular classroom enrichment opportunity. Bring your Classes for Curriculum Enrichment.
With Professor Catherine Etter and Professor Diana Norton.
Zoom code: 983 4971 9871
With Professor Keli “Swan” Gates.
Zoom Code: 983 4971 9871
4Cs club participants incude:
For more information contact StudentEngagement@capecod.edu