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SUMMARY:National Association for Multicultural Education Annual Conference
DESCRIPTION:The annual conference of the National Association for Multicultural Education (NAME) is November 1-5\, 2017\, in Salt Lake City\, UT.  Running-Grass encourages environmental and outdoor educators to explore how multicultural education can strengthen our work with culturally diverse students and transform power relationships in our programs and organizations.  More information…https://www.nameorg.org/name2017_conference.php
URL:https://threecircles.org/event/national-association-for-multicultural-education-annual-conference/
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SUMMARY:Cultural Environmental Histories 
DESCRIPTION:Running-Grass presented a slide presentation on Cultural Environmental Histories by video conference to  Federal Wildlife Officers as part of the Aldo Leopold Foundation’s Land Ethics Leaders program training.  The multi-day training was held at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife’s training center in West Virginia.
URL:https://threecircles.org/event/cultural-environmental-histories/
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SUMMARY:Register Now for NatureBridge Teacher Professional Development Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Multicultural Approaches to Outdoor Education March 17-19\nThis experiential and lecture based workshop for classroom teachers and environmental educators working with K – 12 students is facilitated by Running Grass\, Founder and Executive Director of Three Circles Center for Multicultural Environmental Education\, with the support of NatureBridge educators. A short survey and reading/writing assignment prior to the workshop will be assigned to prepare participants for the experience. During the workshop participants will: \n\nExplore personal racial and cultural histories that shape their interactions with students.\nReceive frameworks and resources that lend insight into the rich environmental histories and perspectives embedded in the backgrounds of their students and how they can be applied in environmental learning.\nExamine curricula and observe teaching strategies that support all students in the outdoor classroom.\nExplore multicultural connections to science and outdoor education.\n\nMore instructional time will be indoors than outdoors. \n(Tuition includes lodging\, meals\, and NatureBridge-led instruction; 20 clock hours available at $4 each) \nRegister now!\n 
URL:https://threecircles.org/event/register-now-for-naturebridge-teacher-professional-development-workshop/
LOCATION:Olympic National Park\, 111 Barnes Point Road \, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98363-9102\, United States
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SUMMARY:3rd Annual Multicultural Environmental Education Conference
DESCRIPTION:This is a valuable grassroots event for networking and learning with and from peers and leaders in the field! And\, it’s FREE!!! With FREE LUNCH!!! Space is running out fast so Register NOW here. See below for more info on our incredible sessions and our opening keynote speaker. \nSessions include (and there is more to come!): \n\nExploring a Research Agenda for Multicultural Environmental Education conducted by Running-Grass and Yve Susskind    \nTidepools for the People: A Latino Lens on Culturally Responsive Marine Interpretation      \nUndocumented Youth: Real Hope vs. False Hope      \nMainstream Environmentalism and Communities of Color: Transforming a Colonialist Monologue into an Equitable Conversation.           \nThe Colors of Our Future \nThe Role of Critical Pedagogy in Multicultural Environmental Education  – conducted by Running-Grass\n\nAnd… \nKeynote Speaker: Belinda Chin \nBelinda is the program coordinator for Seattle Parks & Recreation’s Good Food Program\, an urban food system initiative which offers public programs and hands-on experiences through one million square feet of gardens and orchards. She is a current board member of E3 Washington\, a non-profit supporting environmental and sustainability education statewide. She is a former board member of Seattle Audubon\, Urban Wilderness Works\, Community and Parents for Public Schools\, and was a Trustee for the Bob & Eleanor Grant Scholarship Fund. She is a graduate of the City of Seattle’s Race and Social Justice Core Team training. Belinda is passionate about nurturing a new generation of environmentalists that reflects the diverse demographic of 2042 with the skills to facilitate environmental justice literacy\, community building\, and civic engagement. In 2012\, she helped establish the Seattle Chapter of Environmental Professionals of Color (EPOC)\, a project of the Center for Diversity and the Environment based out of Portland\, OR. Prior to Parks & Recreation\, she enjoyed work as a science teacher with Seattle School District\, a museum educator\, and a National Park Service ranger.
URL:https://threecircles.org/event/3rd-annual-multicultural-environmental-education-conference/
LOCATION:Antioch University Seattle\, 2326 6th Ave\, Seattle\, WA\, 98121\, United States
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SUMMARY:Lauret Savoy Book Reading
DESCRIPTION:Lauret Savoy\, author of Trace: Memory\, History\, Race and the American Landscape\, will be reading from her book May 3 at 7 pm at Broadway Books\, in Portland\, Oregon. \nThere is a dialogue with her at the Portland Urban League office.  Seating is limited.   Watch here for more details and availability. \n 
URL:https://threecircles.org/event/lauret-savoy-book-reading/
LOCATION:Broadway Books\, 1714 NE Broadway\, Portland\, OR\, 97232\, United States
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SUMMARY:Multicultural Approaches to Outdoor\, Science\, and Environmental Education
DESCRIPTION:This experiential and lecture based workshop gives teachers opportunities to explore personal racial and cultural histories that shape their interactions with students\, curricula and teaching strategies. A framework and resources will be provided that lend insight into the rich environmental histories and perspectives embedded in the backgrounds of their students and how they can be applied in environmental learning. \n\nThis workshop is designed for K – 12 teachers.\nRunning Grass\, Founder and Executive Director of Three Circles Center for Multicultural Environmental Education\, will facilitate this workshop with the support of NatureBridge educators.\nA short survey and reading/writing assignment prior to the workshop will be assigned to prepare participants for the experience.\nParticipants in this workshop will enjoy both indoor and outdoor environments.\n\n ___________________________\nLetter to Nature Bridge Participants (.doc) \nVideos\nPre-Workshop Viewing: \nPlease view any three the following film clips available on YouTube.  Come to the workshop prepared to share your responses to the clips including your questions\, points that resonated with you personally and/or professionally\, and information that sparked action or motivated you to further inquiry. You may\, of course\, view more than three if you wish.  Doing so will enhance our workshop experience! \nChristine Sleeter: Critical Family History\, Race and Historical Memory; (Please view at least the first 20 minutes—more if you want.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBcEHtPfXRE \nMegan Bang: Living Sustainable Futures? Changing How We Learn Now https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKdWjZy3XX0 \nChimamanda Ngozi Adichie:  http://www.ted.com/talks/chimamanda_adichie_the_danger_of_a_single_story \nAntonia Dader Reflections on Paulo Freire and Critical Pedagogy Today:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWymsfBKjlU \nCarol Finney on the Tavis Smiley Show: http://www.pbs.org/wnet/tavissmiley/interviews/carolyn-finney/ \nLauret Savoy\, Conversations around the Green Fire https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuZ8Stg2ABM \nSonia Nieto\, Doing Culturally Responsive Education:  What Does it Take? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPcLQ10pI7Q \n  \nResources\nGeneva Gay (2001) Preparing for Culturally Responsive Teaching \nAnna Cole (2007) Expanding the Field: Revisiting Environmental Education Principles Through Multidisciplinary Frameworks \nChristina Marouli (2002) Multicultural Environmental Education: Theory and Practice \nRunning Grass (2014) Principles of Multicultural Environmental Education \nNatasha Blanchet Cohen and Rosemary Reilly (2013) Teachers’ perspectives on environmental education in multicultural contexts: towards culturally-responsive environmental education \nSavoy and Demming (2013) The Colors of Nature\, Teachers Guide \nThe Presence and Power of Metaphors\, Chapter 1 in Leadership as Lunacy: And Other Metaphors for Educational Leadership \nEPA (2016 ) Bibliography\, Women in Science and the Environmental Movement \n\n  \n 
URL:https://threecircles.org/event/multicultural-approaches-to-outdoor-science-and-environmental-education/
LOCATION:NatureBridge at Olympic\, 111 Barnes Point Rd\, Port Angeles\, WA\, 98363\, United States
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SUMMARY:National Association for Multicultural Education
DESCRIPTION:Running grass will present\nDiscovering\, Including and Integrating Environmental Perspectives and Values in Multicultural Education \nThis interactive session explores the relationship between cultural and environmental information and the implications for incorporating environmental perspectives and values into multicultural education. Moving from a solid foundation built over the past 25 years\, multicultural education is positioned now to reflect environmental perspectives and values into its core work and sphere of concern.\nAll cultural groups have deeply embedded environmental histories that find voice in cultural practices and expressions. Responding to these positive histories at a time of environmental crisis\, struggle and possibility presents a visionary opportunity for NAME and its mission a theme of this conference. This interactive session seeks to introduce educators to culturally relevant environmental information and demonstrate how it can be incorporated and integrated into the practices of multicultural education.
URL:https://threecircles.org/event/national-association-for-multicultural-education/
LOCATION:Unnamed Venue\, New Orleans\, LA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Building a Land Ethic: Teaching and Learning Across Boundaries
DESCRIPTION:Review of Land Ethic Leader Program (closed meeting)\, and\nBuilding a Land Ethic: Teaching and Learning Across Boundaries\, (a public conference)
URL:https://threecircles.org/event/building-a-land-ethic-teaching-and-learning-across-boundaries/
LOCATION:The Aldo Leopold Foundation\, Levee Road\, Baraboo\, WI\, United States
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SUMMARY:2nd Islandwood Annual Multicultural Education Conference
DESCRIPTION:Running-Grass delivered workshop: Developing Multicultural Environmental Education Programs
URL:https://threecircles.org/event/2nd-islandwood-annual-multicultural-education-conference/
LOCATION:Antioch University\, Seattle\, WA\, United States
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