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Front Range Eco-Social Solutions

2019 Front Range Eco-Social Solutions: A Bioneers Pollinator Event at CU
Free and open to students, faculty, staff and community. Register in advance or on-site.

Mark Steele

Boulder.Earth
Director
Boulder, CO

newmoonmultimedia.com

Environmental & Social Justice • Art, Music & reVitalizing Community ...
In addition to his freelance design business New Moon Multimedia, Mark has spent 20 years working with a dozen non-profits, including a decade as creative director for Blue Planet Network, a global non-profit he helped launch in 2004. He has served as virtual art director or web master for great orgs including 350 Colorado, Colorado Rising, KOTO Community Radio, Shining Mountain Waldorf School, The Ride Festival, and the Telluride Jazz Festival. For the Valley Floor Preservation Partners, he designed the identity system and web site that were instrumental in raising $25 million in just three months to preserve open space in Telluride, Colorado. He is a co-creator of Boulder.Earth.

9:30am MST

FULL: Roots of Injustice, Seeds of Change: Toward Right Relationship with Native Peoples CU Recreation Center Large Ice Overlook RoomJerilyn DeCoteau • Nikhil Mankekar • Paula Palmer

12:30pm MST

Bioneers Opening Remarks Old MainKenny Ausubel • Nina Simons

1:05pm MST

Front Range Eco-Social Solutions Welcome Old MainAva Hamilton

1:15pm MST

Climate Change is Changing the World-Now We Too Must Change Old MainMay Boeve

1:35pm MST

Health and Justice: The Path of Liberation through Medicine; Revisioning Healing and Public Health in the 21st Century Old MainRupa Marya

2:00pm MST

Beyond the Headdress Old MainJayden Lim

2:05pm MST

Healing Women and Nature Through a Diné (Navajo) Lens Old MainLyla June

2:30pm MST

Elevating Impacts on Food Security through Meaningful Partnerships Old MainLex Berman • Jessica Collins • Olimpia Mejia • Kim Miller • Dakota-Rae Westveer

4:00pm MST

Community Wealth Building Humanities 135Paul Bindel • Yessica Holguin

9:00am MST

Imagination, Science, and the Mind of Plants Humanities 1B50Monica Gagliano

9:20am MST

Using Big Data to Map Solutions Humanities 1B50Rebecca Moore

9:45am MST

Guardians of the Forest on the Frontlines in the Amazon Humanities 1B50Emergildo Criollo • Norma Nenquimo • Hernan Payaguaje • Alicia Salazar

10:15am MST

Bio-Regional Food Sovereignty Humanities 1B50Rich Pecoraro

11:00am MST

Designing our Regenerative Future: Permaculture + Theory U Humanities 190James Edwards • Emma Ruffin

12:30pm MST

Lunch Break (Meals available for advance purchase or on your own) Humanities 160

1:30pm MST

Globalism and Localism: Emergent Solutions to our Ecological and Social Crises Humanities 250Jade Begay • Jeanine Canty • Stephen Polk

3:00pm MST

Refreshments Break Humanities Lobby

3:30pm MST

How to Change Your Mind: What the New Science of Psychedelics Teaches Us About Consciousness, Dying, Addiction, Depression, and Transcendence Humanities 1B50Michael Pollan

4:00pm MST

Women of the Movement for Black Lives Humanities 1B50Patrisse Cullors

4:15pm MST

Tribe of the New Flame: Smallholder Farmers as Climate Change and Food Security Leaders Humanities 1B50Alex Eaton

4:35pm MST

We Are The Future: Youth Power & Community Activism Humanities 1B50Edna Chavez

4:45pm MST

Closing Remarks Humanities 1B50Teo Grossman