Using the nodes as way to organize, the Environment Initiative aims to support collaborations and work that aligns with the Guiding Principles.  The goal of the workshops is to convene interested parties to brainstorm potential projects, partners, and opportunities.

CAS Interdisciplinary Research Talks

Using the nodes as way to organize, the Environment Initiative aims to support collaborations and work that aligns with the Guiding Principles.  The goal of the workshops is to convene interested parties to brainstorm potential projects, partners, and opportunities.

The goal of this summit is to educate UO students about diversity, equity, and inclusion in the outdoors and learn more about different folks experiences outside.

Highlights interdisciplinary UO science communication research and provides a venue to foster current and future collaborations across campus.

Led by John Arroyo, JFI Director and the Environment Initiative’s inaugural faculty fellow, the workshop will provide attendees two opportunities to contextualize our Research and Data Justice Principles in action.

Join Common Reading and author Robin Wall Kimmerer as she gives a talk on the 2021/22 AY selection, Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge, and the Teachings of Plants.

Kimberly Nicholas is a sustainability scientist at Lund University. She is the author of UNDER THE SKY WE MAKE: How to be Human in a Warming World, and the monthly climate newsletter We Can Fix It.  

Using the nodes as way to organize, the Environment Initiative aims to support collaborations and work that aligns with the Guiding Principles.  The goal of the workshops is to convene interested parties to brainstorm potential projects, partners, and opportunities. Please RSVP.

Dr. Matthew Bracken "Snails, slime, and spatial scale: unanticipated effects of consumers in marine systems"

Yale University professor and former UO faculty member Daniel Martinez HoSang will discuss “A Wider Type of Freedom: How Struggles for Racial Justice Liberate Everyone” on Wednesday, Dec. 1.

Using the nodes as way to organize, the Environment Initiative aims to support collaborations and work that aligns with the Guiding Principles.  The goal of the workshops is to convene interested parties to brainstorm potential projects, partners, and opportunities. Please RSVP.

Dr. Peter Walker "This changes everything: social adaptation to climate-driven wildfire risk in Western Oregon"