Personal, communal, environmental -- resilience takes many forms, and is often the result of facing adversity head-on. We believe this is a good thing to remember these days.
Alice didn't set out to become a green architect, but once she completed her first green school she was both hooked and ruined... there was no going back.
If these times we're living in teach us anything, resilience has to be at the top of the list. Join us and hear how our inspiring panelists have embraced this quality in their lives and work.
When Susan focused on career, the key was to put her efforts toward her values. Now she's at the nexus of religion and the environment, which she finds fascinating and fulfilling.
In times of upheaval, Americans have historically turned to gardening for its health, economic, and emotional benefits. The Age of Coronavirus is no different.
Earth Day 2020 hasn't been cancelled, and it still matters. The health crisis won't stop WEN from observing Earth Day's 50th, and we invite you to join us.
Brainstorming, followed by lightning rounds of idea-ranking -- WEN knows how to host a hackathon! Naming solutions under the gathering clouds of a pandemic.
Erica brings both head and heart to her work as a steward for the environment, as well as the wildlife and humans who rely on its health and well-being.
Solutions that benefit women benefit everyone. Join Hackathon 2.0 and learn to harness them in a conscious and intentional way to solve the climate crisis.
