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• BU Alumni Reception at the American Choral Directors Association Eastern Division Conference5:00 pm
• The Education of Indigenous Children in Latin America: Progress, Challenges and the Historical Outstanding Debt5:00 pm
• Imagining Eco-utopia(s) as a Tool for Activism5:18 pm
• RAD Self Defense for Women6:00 pm
• Our Shared Seafaring Heritage, Alive in Rhythm and Song6:00 pm
• Professor Perspectives: Have economists accelerated climate change by manufacturing a climate war?7:00 pm
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Imagining Eco-utopia(s) as a Tool for Activism

Many in the environmental justice movement (and academia as well!) are great at pointing out how current systems fall short and what things must be changed to move towards equity. But how often do we take the time to concretely imagine the world we want to live in and advocate for? Join us for a time set apart to imagine utopias as tools for activism together. Needs: bring a writing utensil and a sense of creativity

Register by: 2/29/2024

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When	5:18 pm to 6:15 pm on Thursday, February 29, 2024
Building	STH, 745 Commonwealth Ave
Room	325
Contact Name	Emily G Litterer
Phone	5038677731
Contact Email	emilylit@bu.edu
Contact Organization	School of Theology - Faith and Ecological Justice Program
Fees	Free