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This talk will focus on a different way of approaching climate science communication with tools that including relating, listening, working with conflict, and understanding trauma, all with an eye toward justice and community care as covered in Kearns’ recent book, Getting to the Heart of Science Communication (Island Press, 2021).

In this talk, Guzman will present her research on how on-farm diversification in an intensively managed landscape can bolster below- to above-ground biodiversity and their interactions on agroecosystems.

Join Sarah Peyton to explore constellation possibilities for clients struggling with the aftereffects of gaslighting. Sometimes clients come to us knowing that they are trying to recover from gaslighting, and sometimes constellations can help to name what happened and support them in regaining self-trust and ground beneath them. 

Sally Weintrobe will discuss issues she presents in her book, Psychological Roots of the Climate Crisis, which tells the story of a fundamental fight between a caring and an uncaring imagination.

Systemic, both familial and societal, pressures, along with hyperfocus on either intellect or physical traits can drive us from connection with our bodies, and distort our view of ourselves. The journey from disconnection to reconnection with our bodies can be difficult, but it is supported and made smoother by knowledge of the brain and how we perceive ourselves. Join Sarah Peyton for an exploration into the relational neuroscience of body image and body connection.

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Dr. Sue Natali and Darcy Peter will be co-presenting on the impacts of climate change and permafrost thaw in Arctic and sub-Arctic Indigenous communities in Alaska and the global implications of permafrost thaw across the Arctic on the Earth’s climate.