Georgia Science Junction: Spring Intern Showcase! Thursday, April 25th 7pm-9pm Online and Streaming Location: Zoom and YouTube Join us for this celebration of Science for Georgia's Spring Interns! They have been…
Community Clean-Up in Ormewood Forest Date: Apr 27th Time: 9-12 Location: 770 Shadowridge Dr SE, Atlanta, GA 30316 Ormewood Forest is a brand-new park space. Help is needed to clear…
Join us as we spread vital science information into the Conyers community!
May 4 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm EDT Doors open 7pm Hendershots, 237 Prince Ave, Athens, GA 30601 Science can be seriously funny! We have the evidence to prove it** **not really Every year…
Location: Everett Park, 5106 Klondike Rd, Lithonia, GA 30038 Date: Sunday May 19th Time: 11am Description: Following our series of environmental justice forums in South DeKalb this year, the greatest…
The Science of Choice: Why Ranked Choice Voting Isn't Just for Politics Tuesday, May 21st 7pm-9pm In-Person and Streaming Location: Mutation Brewing, 5825 Roswell Rd NE, Sandy Springs, GA 30328,…
Location: Edgewood Community Learning Garden 57 Mayson Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30317 Date: Sunday May 26th Time: 11am-12:30pm Educators: co-taught by Emily and Taffany from Wylde Center Description: You know about…
Join us for our 3rd annual Environmental Justice and Climate Protection conference, June 13 & 14, Savannah, GA! This conference joins together academics, community organizers, local businesses, and policymakers to…
Sci4Ga Monthly Membership Meeting Learn about upcoming events, outreach skills, and opportunities in your community. On Thursday July 11th, we will HAVE OUR FIRST MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP MEETING. These meetings (open…
Food resiliency means having diverse sources of nutrients so that when one fails, you have options. Mushrooms can be a great source of nutrients and are totally possible to grow at home. Our friend Xander will train us on spores and how to inoculate and care for your own mushroom log, and potentially also how to do this with local strains you find in your backyard! Parking is free at the farm and all are welcome!
Have you ever wondered how utilities and governments understand, plan and manage the vast amounts of water flowing through their communities? Hear the planning and global information systems perspective. What tools exist to map out the array of water infrastructure in your communities? How are national and local data utilized to understand and plan for an array of water related challenges? From raining and rivers to treatment and taps, we’ll give a high-level overview with interactive mapping and imagery. Hopefully by the end you know a little more about how communities manage water, and how data, science, and city planning come together to build more resilient and reliable systems.
