Speaker Series

Environmental Resilience Speaker Series

The Environmental Resilience Institute and the Integrated Program in the Environment have teamed up to present a series of lunch-hour talks centering on environmental and climate resilience issues.

The 2021 Spring Semester Series has wrapped. Stay tuned for announcements on the 2021 Fall Semester Series.

Past Talks

You can view recordings of the past speaker series talks here or on our YouTube page.

Hoosier Lifelines: Environmental and Social Change Along the Monon, 1847-2020 - Elizabeth Grennan Browning and Maria Whiteman
Disparities in Access to Safe, Affordable Drinking Water and Sanitation in the United States - Jackie MacDonald Gibson
What does Ecology Have to Do with Race? - Steward Pickett
Beyond Coal - Mary Anne Hitt
Agriculture Resilience and Climate Change - Lixin Wang
Revolutionary Power: An Activist's Guide to Energy Transition - Shalanda Baker
The Prospects for Major Federal Climate Policy - Phil Sharp
If the Lord’s Willing and the River Don’t Rise - Jeremy Kranowitz
Next Generation Compliance: Environmental Regulation for the Modern Era - Cynthia Giles
Potential Environmental Impacts of New Transportation Safety Policy - Shellye Suttles
Extreme Heat Vulnerability: How we can Protect and Empower Communities - Dana Habeeb
Energy Insecurity in the Time of COVID-19 - Sanya Carley and David Konisky
Journalists as Activists and Activists as Journalists: How the American Environmental Movement Has Used Journalism as an Advocacy Tool - Suzannah Comfort
We Are Done Dying – Transformation and Liberation - Denise Abdul-Rahman

Environmental Resilience Institute
Part of the Prepared for Environmental Change Grand Challenge

Speaker Series

Environmental Resilience Speaker Series

Past Talks

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