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I have been back in Atlanta since January 2024, eagerly writing, teaching, and working with students and community partners here. In this post, I include some highlights from the past three months, during which time I have been learning from esteemed community organizers in my role as an Energy Equity, Environmental Justice, and Community Engagement Faculty Fellow at Georgia Tech.
Take a peek at the great work SLS 2023 students have accomplished in and around Metz, France since August. Highlights include in-class discussions, experiential learning through site visits, trips to neighboring districts and cities, volunteering, the Climate Fresk and facilitation training sessions, master classes with invited guests, and the visual art created for the "An Ecology of Objects" exhibit.
(SLS-France Fall 2023 Student Blog + Week 14)
(SLS-France Fall 2023 Student Blog + Week 14)
See our reflections on the poetics of movement through folds
(SLS-France Fall 2023 Student Blog)
(SLS-France Fall 2023 Student Blog)
The Seismology Museum, the Danube Eco-Neighborhood, and the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
(SLS-France Student Blog + Week 12)
(SLS-France Student Blog + Week 12)
See what we got up to after fall break, including a conversation with Maboula Soumahoro and a trip to Strasbourg!
(SLS-France Student Blog + Week 8)
(SLS-France Student Blog + Week 8)
(SLS-France Student Blog)
(SLS-France Student Blog)
Welcome to “Our Riches: A Library in Swann,” a community library in the Swann Building at Georgia Tech.
Le bec à incandescence est né en 1886, suivi d’une seconde version en 1890, une invention du chimiste et ingénieur Carl Auer Freiherr von Welsbach.
How do we disseminate knowledge and make it accessible beyond the academic sphere?
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