Time Saturday, March 7 3 – 4pm EDT Location Corner of Ralph McGill and Garden Park Atlanta, GA 30312 One year after the movement-defining Stand Up For Science protest, organizers are returning to the streets on SATURDAY MARCH…
CBWW’s Annual Community Health Fair Saturday, November 1st from 11 AM – 1 PM Dunbar Recreation Center 477 WINDSOR STREET SW ATLANTA, GA 30312 CBWW’s Annual Community Health Fair will be at the Dunbar Center on Saturday, November 1st…
Time Saturday, August 16 10:30 – 11:30am EDT Location 10th Street Northeast & Peachtree Street Northeast Atlanta, GA 30309 Map Science and public research are under attack in this country. Indiscriminate cuts to federal research agencies and political interference…
How Vaccines Work: They Really Are Good and Safe Wednesday, July 23rd, 7-9 pm In-Person and Streaming Location: Sceptre Brewing Arts, 630 East Lake Dr, Suite E, Decatur, GA 30030 Featured Speaker: M.G. Finn, Ph.D Your immune system exists…
Thursday, May 22nd, 7-9 pm In-Person and Streaming Location: Wild Heaven West End, 1010 White St SW, Atlanta, GA 30310 Featured Speaker: Break The Cycle Speakers - Dr. Leslie Ruben Kevin Li The Annual Break the Cycle of Children’s Environmental…
Date: Thursday, Oct 10th Time: 6pm Location: 1534 Memorial Drive SE, Atlanta, GA 30317 Title: A Panel on Environmental Justice and Climate Anxiety Description: A discussion with local climate scientists, social justice leaders, and land restoration experts, to envision climate…
Hurry! Registration closes Friday Oct 4th! The Campus Food & Nutrition Security Summit aims to shed light on the often-silent problem of food insecurity on college campuses by bringing together groups, organizations, and individuals who are working in and around Atlanta. It will serve as a platform to share lived experiences, ongoing campus activities and research, and reach out into the greater community.
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.
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 the benefits of growing your own garden: food, well-being, healthy…
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 community need became clear. Much more information about the health…