Upcoming Campus and Community Events
April is Earth Month!
Rachel Carson College Earth Week 2024
April 22-27
Theme: Diversity of the Earth's Ecosystems and Communities
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Earth Day Santa Cruz 2024
Saturday, April 20
Join the fun @ downtown Santa Cruz from 11 - 4 pmPassport program for children at the info booth.
Climate Coalition's Earth Day
Teach-In Events: Friday April 22
Spring Plant Sale 2024
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Art + Science Week
From April 29 - May 3rd
see all events listed below:
• Monday 4/29 from 3-5 PM - Open House event held at the Ken Norris Center for Natural History Come eat pizza, learn about the Norris Center, and meet the Norris Center undergraduate art fellows. If you'd like to attend, please RSVP HERE by Friday 4/26.
The Norris Center is located in the Natural Sciences 2 Bldg, Room 239 on the UCSC Main Campus.
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"Nuestras Raices" - May 9, from 6 - 9 pm
By El Centro: “Nuestras Raices”, formerly known as Cesar Chavez Convocation on Thursday, May 9, 2024 from 6-9pm (doors open at 5:30pm) at the C9/JRL Multipurpose Room.
Nuestras Raices honors the work that generations of activists before us have fought for while allowing for the acknowledgment of the work of current and future activists. This new name allows for connections amongst the community, being inclusive of the work and intersectionality of different Latine communities, which creates space for folks to listen, participate, and learn from the experiences of these individuals.
This year, we are planning on showing the film "Water for Life" a 90-minute documentary that documents the work of water protectors Berta Cáceres, an Indigenous Lenca leader in Honduras; Francisco Pineda, a subsistence farmer in El Salvador; and Alberto Curamil, an Indigenous Mapuche leader in Chile. The film “Water For Life” illuminates a growing recognition of Indigenous rights and a rising demand for corporate responsibility and environmental justice that’s being seen around the world. We will be hosting a panel discussion with the film producers after the film.
We invite you and your community to attend this event to learn about indigenous water protectors and engage in critical community conversations, and global activism. Please help us promote and incentivize participation among students. The flyer is attached to this email with all the event information, and the RSVP form for participants to submit. Other logistics including parking are provided on the RSVP form.
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