Wednesday, April 20th at 5:30 – 7 p.m., Sage Hall 1214 and virtually:
https://wisconsin-edu.zoom.us/j/96241163684?pwd=T1REWm5SbnJMellXQW9FT29EK1N5dz09

Venice R. Williams is the executive director of Alice’s Garden Urban Farm in Milwaukee, which “provides models of regenerative farming, community cultural development, and economic agricultural enterprises for the global landscape. [They] recognize the cultivating, preparing, and preserving of food and food traditions, as cultural arts to be reclaimed and celebrated fully in urban agriculture.” Learn more at https://www.alicesgardenmke.com/

Our Earth, Our Lives: Everything we do is connected to the gifts the Earth, the Elements, and Creation provide for us. How are we doing as stewards of the planet? The Earth cares for us; what are some of the things we need to be more aware of when it comes to caring for the Earth? As the health of the planet diminishes, so will human lives. There are many things that cannot be undone. However, we may embrace the Earth more lovingly, intentionally, and as gentle caretakers moving forward.

Co-sponsored by: SIRT, Speaker Series, Student Environmental Action Coalition, Wildlife Conservation Club, Environmental Studies Program, Sociology Department, Women’s Advocacy Council