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SUMMARY:ANS Conservation Café: Trees\, Science\, and People: How Corazón Latino engages communities in conservation
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a virtual evening with Felípe Benitez\, Executive Director of Corazón Latino.\n \nThursday\, May 7  •  7:00 – 8:30pm  •  Online via Zoom  •  Tickets $5-15.\nClick here to register.\n\nFelípe will tell stories and show images that illustrate what he’s learned about engaging the Latino community in conservation\, both in person pre-Covid and now\, when everything has changed. In dialogue with Audubon Naturalist Society’s Conservation Director\, Eliza Cava\, he will address the following questions\, and take more from the audience:\n\nHow do Latino communities enjoy nature by comparison to mainstream\, white communities?\nWhat does a model of culturally relevant\, linguistically appropriate citizen science projects look like?\nWhat is a “transcreation” process of creating culturally relevant communication materials for new audiences\, and how is it different from translation?\nHow does an organization or group transcend tokenism and get to true engagement that sets people up for success?\n\nClick here to register.
URL:https://onemontgomerygreen.org/index.php/calendarevent/ans-conservation-cafe-trees-science-and-people-how-corazon-latino-engages-communities-in-conservation/
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SUMMARY:ANS Conservation Café:  Grappling with racism\, diversity\, and justice in the environmental movement
DESCRIPTION:Conservation Café: Grappling with racism\, diversity\, and justice in the environmental movement \nThursday\, October 8 at 7:00 pm \nDid you know… \n\nThat many of the founders of the conservation movement were explicitly racist and linked white supremacy to their goals of preserving nature?\nThat the racist origins of the movement persist in implicit narratives\, mythologies\, and values that we don’t even realize are part of environmentalism today?\nThat while all people and cultures have connections to nature\, the environmental movement is far from representative of the diversity of the United States of America today?\nThat the modern environmental movement is increasingly reckoning with the need for justice for and amongst humans as a necessity for conserving nature into the future?\n\nWe need to talk about it! To be successful in preserving a healthy environment for people and wildlife\, we need everyone. And\, we need to listen\, really listen\, to one another. \nPlease join ANS for an evening of listening to some of our incredible regional experts on diversity\, equity\, justice\, and inclusion in environmentalism. Gabrielle Roffe will moderate this in-depth\, engaging conversation with environmental diversity\, equity\, and inclusion experts Chanté Coleman and Ruby Rivera. \nRegister Here! \nChanté Coleman serves as the Vice President of Equity and Justice at National Wildlife Federation\, where she leads the effort to fully operationalize equitable policies and practices and supports the organization to actively challenge systemic racism.  \nBorn and raised in Puerto Rico\, Ruby Rivera now lives in the Washington\, D.C. area\, where she works for The Nature Conservancy’s Global Diversity\, Equity\, and Inclusion Team as a Conservation Partnerships Manager. \nGabrielle Roffe is the Manager of Equity and Community Engagement at Chesapeake Conservancy where she works in partnership with the National Park Service to promote inclusive stewardship in the Chesapeake Bay watershed. 
URL:https://onemontgomerygreen.org/index.php/calendarevent/ans-conservation-cafe-grappling-with-racism-diversity-and-justice-in-the-environmental-movement/
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