About this Event
Join us for an illuminating panel discussion during New York Climate Week, where we’ll explore the powerful intersection of culture and environmental justice. The panel, titled The Culture of Environmental Justice, will delve into how arts and culture are vital tools in promoting environmental justice and strengthening community resilience.
This conversation, grounded in ongoing research by the Human Impacts Institute, will explore topics including:
- Cultural Preservation and Collective Identity: How communities can protect their cultural heritage while fostering a shared commitment to environmental justice.
- The Transformative Power of Arts and Culture: How these elements create inclusive spaces that build community solidarity and drive action.
- Accessing Resources and Overcoming Barriers: Addressing the challenges of securing funding and support for community-led initiatives, and exploring potential solutions through philanthropy and other mechanisms.
Why Attend?
This is more than just a discussion—it’s a chance to connect with like-minded individuals, be inspired by thought leaders, and gain actionable insights into how culture can be a driving force for environmental justice. Whether you're passionate about the arts, environmental advocacy, or community-building, this event offers valuable perspectives and opportunities to make a meaningful impact.
Don’t miss out—register now to secure your spot! Your ticket will give you a full day's access to the Marketplace of the Future - come early and stay late to explore other great conversations and experiences.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Splashlight, 75 Varick Street, New York, United States
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