We’re proud our 2019 exhibition Taking Action is included in the new issue of Exhibition, a peer-reviewed journal of the professional trade organization for museums @AAMers
The review picks up on our favorite parts of the exhibition.
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People continue to buy into the idea that the personal overrides the institutional when it comes to environmental action. #EarthDay
(via @sesmith) https://t.co/QxFPsqxhfR
Vulnerable communities are in the crosshairs of COVID-19. But the #coronavirus is not just a health crisis — it’s an #environmental#justice crisis. My latest for @grist https://t.co/1Lvk0bQ1V6
#TBT to Earth Day 2000, when a citywide contest in Chicago asked kids to capture the spirit of #EarthDay in a drawing.
This was our Exhibitions Coordinator Anais Reyes’s submission. As you can see, she won! :)
(And was ahead of the curve on #ClimateArtForCongress!)
Now is the time to create millions of good jobs building out the infrastructure and clean energy necessary to save our planet for future generations.
For our economy, our planet, and our future, we need a #GreenNewDeal.
"People" are not the virus. Pandemics that target low-wealth and BIPOC communities (that btw have the lowest carbon footprint) are not a climate solution.
This kind of thinking is environmentalism layered over white supremacy. It's called eco-fascism, and it's evil:
UK public opinion on climate 👍
Public want radical response to climate change with same urgency as coronavirus, poll finds | The Independent https://t.co/Lg0cqsQHFc
Need things to do with your littles? Here's a wonderful project from the @ClimateMuseum!
Your kids will:
✨learn about climate in a gentle way
✨research their reps' policies
✨write & illustrate a letter to their rep!
Step-by-step guide👇
https://t.co/nLLWB6HI9b
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