Joan Baez returns to the Commonwealth Club World Affairs nearly 45 years after her last visit, not for a performance, but for an intimate discussion. She will delve into her personal thoughts and

Joan Baez returns to the Commonwealth Club World Affairs nearly 45 years after her last visit, not for a performance, but for an intimate discussion. She will delve into her personal thoughts and life experiences, offering a rare glimpse behind her iconic stardom.

Her new book of poetry, *When You See My Mother: Ask Her to Dance*, marks the first time Baez has publicly shared her decades of writing. The collection features reflections on her childhood, cherished family memories, and insights into contemporaries like Bob Dylan and Jimi Hendrix, presenting an inspiring personal diary.

Join us in-person on January 27, 2025, to hear Baez discuss these pivotal life experiences that shaped her career. She will be in conversation with music journalist Ben Fong-Torres, hosted by Robert Melton.

Earth Guardians empowers youth to lead a climate revolution. We drive change through initiatives like the Juliana vs. The United States lawsuit, divestment campaigns, climate strikes, and tree

Earth Guardians empowers youth to lead a climate revolution. We drive change through initiatives like the Juliana vs. The United States lawsuit, divestment campaigns, climate strikes, and tree planting, fostering sustainable solutions for a regenerative future.

The revolution is already here, celebrated through art, music, culture, and nature. We invite you to use your privilege and join us in protecting our future. Be an Earth Guardian.

Learn more at www.earthguardians.org. Follow us: Twitter: www.twitter.com/earthguardianz, Instagram: www.instagram.com/earthguardians, Facebook: www.facebook.com/earthguardianstribe. #earthguardians

Artist and documentarian Chris Jordan premiered his film ALBATROSS in Charleston, SC, alongside his "Midway" exhibition at the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art. Jordan aims to connect with and

Artist and documentarian Chris Jordan premiered his film ALBATROSS in Charleston, SC, alongside his "Midway" exhibition at the Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art. Jordan aims to connect with and inspire audiences through his work.

The documentary explores Midway Atoll, an isolated Pacific island situated within the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. It offers an intimate look at native Laysan albatrosses, whose existence is gravely threatened by global plastic waste.

Indy Johar argues that humanity's first view of Earth from space initiated "planetary self-awareness," urging us to reimagine civilization as a global endeavor. Facing climate instability and AI's

Indy Johar argues that humanity's first view of Earth from space initiated "planetary self-awareness," urging us to reimagine civilization as a global endeavor. Facing climate instability and AI's transformative impact, he advocates for "civilizational optionality"—a buffer against cascading shocks. He suggests embracing our limited knowledge fosters curiosity, tenderness, and care.

Johar envisions human-machine systems enhancing our capacity for complex discourse, defining intelligence as a conversational field for collective sense-making. This talk, presented January 27, 02026, is part of the Long Now Talks series, which fosters long-term thinking. For more, see the episode notes, watch the livestream, or join The Long Now Foundation.

Dr. Cathy Fitzgerald's talk, "Stories for a Wiser Forestry," at Edinburgh Botanic Gardens on March 27, 2023, addressed "The Right Tree in the Right Place." Responding to urgent IPCC warnings, she

Dr. Cathy Fitzgerald's talk, "Stories for a Wiser Forestry," at Edinburgh Botanic Gardens on March 27, 2023, addressed "The Right Tree in the Right Place." Responding to urgent IPCC warnings, she advocates for wiser ecological permanent forestry as an alternative to ecocidal clear-fell monoculture, fostering enduring well-being.

Fitzgerald's work, including her Hollywood Forest Story blog at HollywoodForest.com, details transforming a 2-acre conifer plantation into a resilient mixed-species forest. This innovative case study, recognized by Creative Carbon Scotland (link), promotes a shift to a life-promoting Symbiocene era. Her ecoliteracy courses at HaumeaEcoversity.ie further advance this global cultural shift towards sustainability.

We are reallocating advertising funds from traditional channels to digital platforms. This shift is driven by the fact that 60% of ticket sales now originate from our website and social media,

We are reallocating advertising funds from traditional channels to digital platforms. This shift is driven by the fact that 60% of ticket sales now originate from our website and social media, especially Facebook, which has a broad demographic reach.

However, Mr. Kaiser highlights an overlooked area: institutional marketing. This vital component requires explicit and systematic implementation to be effective.

Eric Nay explores the paradox of progress, arguing that advancements have, in fact, led to societal regression.

As an Associate Dean in Liberal Studies at the Ontario College of Art &

Eric Nay explores the paradox of progress, arguing that advancements have, in fact, led to societal regression.

As an Associate Dean in Liberal Studies at the Ontario College of Art & Design (OCAD), he teaches across Liberal Studies, Design, and Graduate Studies. His expertise spans sustainable practice and theory, alongside contemporary design and architectural history.

Nay is known for his interdisciplinary collaborations, purposefully engaging with fields beyond his own.

On International Day of Forests and World Water Day, singer-songwriter Elisa joined FAO MuNe to highlight the deep bond uniting nature, life, and the future. Her message, "Water feeds the forest.

On International Day of Forests and World Water Day, singer-songwriter Elisa joined FAO MuNe to highlight the deep bond uniting nature, life, and the future. Her message, "Water feeds the forest. The forest protects the water. Water gives life… and life becomes us," urges awareness and action. This is reflected at FAO MuNe by Elisa's concert outfit, designed by Tiziano Guardini. The artistic creation symbolizes respect for nature, reminding us that our choices shape the future and demand care for what gives us life.

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In a 16th-century Chamonix mill, Peter and Anati run Le Moulin des Artistes—a ski workshop, art space, and community hub. This venture beautifully illustrates how dedicating one's life to

In a 16th-century Chamonix mill, Peter and Anati run Le Moulin des Artistes—a ski workshop, art space, and community hub. This venture beautifully illustrates how dedicating one's life to creative expression, through Peter's handmade wooden skis and Anati's art and music, can bring purpose, build lasting community, and even help overcome disaster.

This inspiring story is presented by Patagonia Films, a Yucca Films production. Patagonia's mission is to build the best gear while protecting the planet, a commitment reflected in their use of recycled materials and Worn Wear repair program.

Find a screening near you: https://eu.patagonia.com/ee/en/films/snow-movie-night/. Learn more about Patagonia: https://pat.ag/Patagonia.

This year, the Circular Economy Show Podcast explored diverse industries, from farming and fashion to policy and plastics. This episode highlights our favorite moments from 2023, showcasing key

This year, the Circular Economy Show Podcast explored diverse industries, from farming and fashion to policy and plastics. This episode highlights our favorite moments from 2023, showcasing key insights from experts across various fields.

Thank you for joining us. We'll return in 2024 with more circular economy stories. Contact us at podcast@emf.org.

Listen to highlights from 2023, including episodes on growing buildings, seaweed packaging, food production, art for change, sustainable technology use, and preloved fashion in Latin America.