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Episode #21 ~ Kiran Oommen, Our Children’s Trust & The Climate Trial of the Century

March 6, 2019Uncategorizedantifascist gardening collective, climate trial of the century, environmental justice, equity, Geophagia, inclusion, Joe Culhane, Julianna v US, Kiran Oommen, Our Children's Trust, pcc sustain me, podcast, portland community college, racial equity, social justice, social justice podcast, sustainability podcast, UN Convention on Climate Change, UNFCC, University of Washington, Washington Oregon Higher Education Sustainability Conference, We Are Still In, wohesc, wohesc 2019, youthvGovpcc-sustain-me

What a fantastic conversation this was with Kiran Oommen. Not only that but this episode also happens to have a podcast debut of a fresh track from one of the bands Kiran is in called Geophagia. The track is called Werewolf. It’s sprinkled in the episode and if you stick around to the very end … Continue reading Episode #21 ~ Kiran Oommen, Our Children’s Trust & The Climate Trial of the Century →

Episode #20 ~ 2019 GPSEN Sustainability Symposium w/ Kim Smith Ph.D

February 15, 2019UncategorizedAASHE, diversity, environmental justice, equity, higher education, inclusion, pcc, pcc sustain me, podcast, portland community college, racial equity, SDG, social justice, social justice podcast, sustainability, sustainability podcast, sustainable development goals, the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education, UN 17 SDG, We Are Still Inpcc-sustain-me

Check it out! The 2019 GPSEN Sustainability Symposium is right around the corner, March 8th 2019. Hear more about the event and a bit of the story line of how GPSEN came to be. Oh, and while you’re at it, you’ll get a bit more of an intimate idea of how awesome the UN’s Sustainable … Continue reading Episode #20 ~ 2019 GPSEN Sustainability Symposium w/ Kim Smith Ph.D →

Episode #10 ~ A Conversation with PCC President Mark Mitsui

October 23, 2018environmental justice, PCC, podcast, Portland Community College, social justice, sustainability2018 Sustainable Campus Index, AASHE, Conference of the Parties, COP23, diversity, environmental justice, equity, higher education, inclusion, IPCC Report, pcc, pcc sustain me, podcast, portland community college, social justice, sustainability, the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education, UN Convention on Climate Change, We Are Still Inpcc-sustain-me

Well hello! There’s a couple reason’s I’m pretty stoked right now. One is that this is the 10th episode of the podcast and the other is that I had the pleasure of talking with the president of our college Mark Mitsui to help mark this milestone in the program. There were a number of … Continue reading Episode #10 ~ A Conversation with PCC President Mark Mitsui →

Episode #3 ~ A look at Sustainability at PCC with Briar Schoon

September 4, 2018environmental justice, PCC, podcast, Portland Community College, sustainability2018 Sustainable Campus Index, 2nd Nature Climate Award, AASHE, Benjamin Cartel, Conference of the Parties, COP23, Flickering Light, higher education, podcast, portland community college, sustainability, the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education, UN Convention on Climate Change, UNFCC, We Are Still Inpcc-sustain-me

In today’s episode I sat down with PCC’s very own Briar Schoon to take a look at Portland Community College’s sustainability efforts and to touch on how we achieved being ranked the top Associates College in the US and 2nd overall in North America in the 2018 Sustainable Campus Index that was recently published by … Continue reading Episode #3 ~ A look at Sustainability at PCC with Briar Schoon →