BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:April is Sustainability Month 2025 X-WR-TIMEZONE:Eastern Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191812Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555093077 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250401 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191813Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555096150 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250402 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191813Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555100247 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250403 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191813Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555103320 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250404 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191813Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555105369 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250405 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191813Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555108442 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250406 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191813Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555111515 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250407 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191813Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555114588 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250408 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191813Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555117661 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250409 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191813Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555121758 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250410 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191813Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555124831 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250411 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191813Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555127904 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250412 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191813Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555132001 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250413 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191813Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555135074 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250414 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191813Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555139171 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250415 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191814Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555142244 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250416 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191814Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555147365 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250417 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191814Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555152486 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250418 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191814Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555157607 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250419 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191814Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555162728 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250420 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191814Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555166825 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250421 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191814Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555171946 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250422 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191815Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555176043 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250423 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191815Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555180140 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250424 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191815Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555185261 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250425 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191815Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555190382 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250426 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191815Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555193455 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250427 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191815Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555197552 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250428 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191815Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555200625 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250429 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260515T191816Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_49330555204722 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250430 DESCRIPTION:April 22 is Earth Day!\nCornell University celebrates all thing s sustainability during the entire month of April\, with dozens of events in climate change leadership\, health & wellness\, social justice\, film & art\, fashion\, and sustainability topics. \n\nFEATURED EVENTS\n\n4/8 Mar irena Kladeftira: A Post-Digital Perspective for Architecture and Humanity \nThis talk explores how fabrication technologies enhance eco-social susta inability in architecture through circular systems\, local context\, and b alanced automation.\n\n4/8 Naila Kabeer - Renegotiating Patriarchy in a Ch allenging Environment: Stories of Change from Bangladesh\nWorld renowned f eminist economist Naila Kabeer will discusses her new book "Renegotiating Patriarchy." This talk is the first of a two-part event organized by the F REED Collective- Feminist Research for EquitablE Development. \n\n4/9 Post er Symposium: UN SDG 4: Quality Education in the U.S. and Ecuador\nCornell and USFQ students for a poster session on UN SDG 4: Quality Education\, e xploring discrimination in education and global citizenship in the U.S. an d Ecuador.\n\n4/10 Celebrating 15 Years of Impact at Cornell Atkinson Cent er for Sustainability\nJoin Cornell Atkinson to celebrate 15 years of impa ct\, innovation\, and partnerships in global sustainability. This is an ev ent you won’t want to miss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Livestre am available!\n\n4/10 Resilience by Design: Grassroots Approaches to Urban Renewal\nJoin this lecture series exploring sustainable\, community-engag ed design in post-industrial cities\, vacant spaces\, and areas in decline —featuring historians\, designers\, and local voices.\n\n4/11-4/12 10th Annual Cornell Business Impact Symposium Sustainability Lead(HER)s: Breaki ng Barriers\, Building Futures\nThis symposium showcases women leading sus tainability and inspires students to pursue impactful careers. Panels\, ta lks\, and networking highlight challenges and opportunities for women and nonbinary leaders in sustainability.This is an event you won’t want to m iss! Open to all\, but space is limited. Register now!\n\n4/11 Cornell Ath letics Annual Garage Sale\nFor sale: new and used sports equipment and app arel.\n\n3/28-4/13 28th Annual Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival\nT his year's special theme is Movement. Events and screenings will be held o n Ithaca College's campus and downtown at Cinemapolis.\n\n4/19 2025 Earth Day Festival\nCelebrate Earth Day at the Ithaca Commons on Saturday\, Apri l 19\, from 12–5 PM! Enjoy family-friendly activities\, food\, music\, a nd more as we honor our shared efforts to protect the planet.\n\n3/10-4/22 EcoAthletes Collegiate Cup: A University Fitness Challenge for Climate Ac tion \nCompete for Cornell against 26 schools to log the most workout hour s and remove the most carbon from our atmosphere! Track workouts (exercisi ng (running\, walking\, cycling\, swimming\, gym workouts\, rowing) on the Climate Games app. \n\n4/22 Repair Fair #3!\nCornell Computer Reuse Assoc iation (CCRA) are hosting a repair fair Tuesday\, April 22 from 4-7 PM in Gates Hall.\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\nCelebrate Earth Day at Mann Library! Join us for a hands-on Climate & Food Info Fest explorin g how climate change affects what we eat—and what we can do. All are wel come!\n\n4/23 Anabel's Grocery x FREEDGE Pop-Up & Win Groceries and a Corn ell Tote\nCome celebrate the arrival of the Freedge on Eatery with a fun p op-up event featuring delicious food\, interactive activities\, and a chan ce to learn how the Freedge helps reduce food waste and support the commun ity! Win Anabel’s Grocery items and a Cornell tote! Take GreenClub’s 3 -min Freedge survey by April 14.\n\n4/23 2025 Annual David J. BenDaniel Le cture in Business Ethics\nExplore ethics and sustainability in global busi ness and policy with UN Global Compact CEO Sanda Ojiambo\, Business Dean A ndrew Karolyi\, and Policy Dean Colleen Barry.\n\n4/28 2025 Student Sustai nability Awards\nRSVP for Cornell's annual awards ceremony celebrating the accomplishments and important role our students play in creating a more s ustainable campus\, community\, and world. Nomination deadline is Friday 4 /18 at 11:59pm.\n\nEXHIBITS\n\n2/27-4/30 Invasive Species: A Collaborative Exhibit\n\n4/2-4/30 Resilience: Art for a Sustainable Future\n\nEVENTS\n\ n4/7-5/5 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series \n\n4 /8 Exploring Dual Land Use for Agriculture and Solar Power Production: Are Agrivoltaic Systems Viable in Sweden?\n\n4/8 From Mines to Vines: Cultiv ating Peace through Agriculture & Faith\n\n4/9 Jam Making With Anabel's Gr ocery\n\n4/9 ICS Presents: Book Talk with Chris Marquis - The Profiteers\n \n4/9 Ag Energy Matters\n\n4/10 The Future of U.S. Climate Policy\n\n4/10 Climate Change\, Heat\, and Health Across Africa\n\n4/10 CBE Energy Semina r: Hariprasad Kodamana\n\n4/10 Monomer Carbonization for Polymer Decarboni zation\n\n4/11 Climate Change and the Labor of Forgetting in Houston\n\n4/ 12 Regional Critical Ecologies Workshop\n\n4/12 Enjoy a dinner with Anabel 's Grocery and Hydroponics\n\n4/13 Vegetable Gardening for Beginners\n\n4/ 14 All Carrots: Lessons from the Enactment\, Implementation\, and Defense of the Inflation Reduction Act\n\n4/16 The Unseen Struggle: Unpacking Labo r & Social Inequities in Our Food System\n\n4/17 CBE Energy Seminar: Danie l Shawhan\n\n4/17 Pastoralist Moral Economies and Social Protection in Nor thern Kenya\n\n4/17 Earth Week Webinar: Communicating Climate Risks\, Valu es\, and Solutions with Katharine Hayhoe (Registration required) \n\n4/18 Reimagining Fashion: Weaving Human Intelligence with AI\n\n4/19 Earth Day Festival at the Ithaca Commons\n\n4/21 Modeling Weather-Related Catastroph e Risk in a Warming Climate\n\n4/22 Climate Change and Food Info Fair\n\n4 /22 Cornell Organists Unplugged III\n\n4/24 Climate Change and Internal Di splacement in Colombia: Chronicle of a Tragedy Foretold\n\n4/24 Energy Sem inar: Ted Miller (Ford)\n\n4/24 The Elephants of Dzanga Bai - Photo and S ound Installation\n\n4/25 Mindful Botany Walk\n\n4/25 Andrés Blanco: Urba n Infrastructure in the Amazon Basin\, Challenges and Opportunities\n\n4/2 5 CIAMS Workshop: Geophysics in Archaeology: Tools for a Changing Climate with Prof. Kade Keranen\n\n4/25 Anabel's Grocery x Food Science Club Ferme ntation 101\n\n4/25 HEC 100 - Raise Your Glass: Savor the Classics and Sip the Future\n\n4/28 Kurt Waldman: 2025 Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge Seminar Series\n\n5/1 African Integration within the Imperatives of Neo-Liberal Globalism\, Multipolarity\, and the African Union Agenda 2 063: Can it be feasible?\n\n5/1 Acceleration of Social Implementation of W ide Bandgap and Ultrawide Bandgap Semiconductors\n\n5/2 VegFest @ Cornell\ n\n5/2 Ezra Systems Seminar: Vincent Woon Kok Sin\n\n5/5 Climate Change Ca uses and Curatives\n\n5/5 The Biopolitics of Global Health After Covid-19\ n\n5/7 Perspectives on One Health\n\n5/7 Reproductive Resilience: Insights from studies in wild birds and other vertebrates\n\n5/27 Teaching Climate Change: Preparing Students for Their Future\n\nHow to Host an Event\nAnyo ne can host a sustainability event! Helpful tips on how to get your event listed for the month-long celebration.\n\nCertify Your Event as a "Sustain able Event"\nMake sure your event is a sustainable one. Fill out a short c hecklist and receive a completed certification badge for use in event adve rtising.\nSustainable Event Certification\n\nGet Connected\nBe sure to sig n up for the Campus Sustainability Listserv to stay in the know about the latest new opportunities added during April. You can also follow the Campu s Sustainability Office on Instagram and Twitter for more event reminders during sustainability month and all year round. LOCATION: SUMMARY:April is Sustainability Month 2025 URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/april-is-sustainability-mont h-2025 CATEGORIES:Conference/Workshop CATEGORIES:Lecture CATEGORIES:Panel Discussion CATEGORIES:Roundtable CATEGORIES:Seminar CATEGORIES:Special Event CATEGORIES:Webinar CATEGORIES:Presentation CATEGORIES:Student Events Newsletter END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR