Geographic Indigenous Futures Ft. Dr. Smiles

Join the Department of Geosciences for an important and timely talk by Dr. Deondre Smiles, Director of the Geographic Indigenous Futures Collaboratory, as he explores the powerful possibilities of Indigenous scholarship for the discipline of Geography in the face of climate and political instability. Learn more about Dr. Niiyokamigaabaw Deondre…

ContributorMarch 31, 2025

AU Climate Symposium

AU Climate Symposium 2025: Creating a Healthier Environment for Everyone is the 4th annual AU Climate Symposium for faculty, graduate students and stakeholders doing climate related research. The goal of the event is to share and communicate climate research to promote future collaboration. The event begins with Research Lightning Talks…

ContributorMarch 17, 2025

Resina the Film

Join for a special screening of Renzo Carbonera's film Resina! Resina is a captivating movie about global warming and cultural changes; it takes place in Luserna, a small municipality located 25 kilometers from Trento where Cimbrian, an ancient Germanic language, is still spoken nowadays. It is a movie that encourages…

ContributorNovember 7, 2024

A Talk with Dr. Joanne Vinke-De Kruijf

Join the Department of Political Science and the Office of International Programs to learn about climate-resilient urbanization from Dr. Joanne Vinke-De Kruijf, an associate professor from the University of Twente. Dr. Vinke-De Kruijf is an expert in infrastructure governance, as well as an expert in climate resilience policy. The talk…

ContributorApril 11, 2024

Dispatches from a Solarpunk Future: Combining Art & Science to Solve the Climate Crisis

As the climate emergency continues to intensify, much of the public & institutional response to mounting disaster remains stalemated. Perhaps this is the result of nihilist framing of the crisis by activists, media, & scientists, a paradigm often referred to as `climate doomerism'. The emerging solarpunk movement--which includes the work…

Amy StricklandSeptember 13, 2023

Guest Posts SDG13 SDG16 SDG17 Updates

The Weather is More than Small Talk: What I Learned from Climate Scientists on a Trip to the Southeast

By Sabrina De Los Santos Rodríguez Dark clouds over the Week's Bay boat. Photo credits: Sabrina De Los Santos Rodríguez On Sunday, August 7th, 2022 I was on a white van with seven other people - all climate science graduate students and professors with diverse specialties. We were leading the…

ContributorMarch 27, 2023

Citizens’ Climate Lobby

Please join Citizens' Climate Higher Education on March 17, 2022, at 7:00 PM ET to learn about their Climate Lobby Approach led by Steffanie Munguía, CCL Student Engagement Manager. Higher education is a large and powerful constituency that includes science and policy experts, community leaders, and young adults who will be…

ContributorMarch 3, 2022

Director's Corner SDG11 SDG13 SDG7

Regeneration: Reversing Global Degeneration

“If putting the future of life at the heart of everything we do is not central to our purpose and destiny, why are we here?” Paul Hawken In a 1946 New York Times article, the eminently quotable Albert Einstein said, “a new type of thinking is essential if mankind is…

Mike KenslerMarch 2, 2022

SDG11 SDG13 SDG15 Sustainability Auburn Alumni Affiliate

Alumni Feature: Travys Harper

By Travys Harper. I was first exposed to sustainability at Auburn through an Introduction to Sustainability course. At the time, I began to notice that I was already doing some of these things in my life naturally, for example using less water for dishes and brushing my teeth. I was…

ContributorFebruary 23, 2022

Climate Teach-In

Teach-ins are meant to inform, engage, and inspire action on important issues. No issue today is more important to our world than climate change, which impacts everything we care about. Join us to engage with experts on the topics of public health, environmental justice, solar energy in Alabama, and movement…

ContributorJanuary 26, 2022