Sweeping Changes in Humanity's Relationship with the Natural World
This graduate-level course critically examines local and global sustainability applications with a focus on Environmental Justice.
Applicants should either have a prior bachelor’s degree, or be a student in an undergraduate program at junior or senior level. The Wilmette Institute will provide support for students who wish to petition their institution of higher education to obtain credit. Space is limited to 25 students per course.
My name is Ymasumac Marañón Davis, though people call me Yma! Ymasumac is a Quechua Indian name from Bolivia. My father is a Bolivian of Quechua descent, my mother is from New England, and her ancestors, of English and Irish ancestry, came around the same time as the pilgrims. We... See Faculty Bio
Julia’s work is guided by a deep curiosity about how we learn, grow, and transform our communities together. As Affiliate Faculty (Department of Religion) at Montclair State University, she strives to create learning environments that engage the \"head, heart, and hands\" of every student—bridging intellectual inquiry, reflection, and community engagement... See Faculty Bio
