Sustainability Events

Drinking Gourd Farms is building a movement of Black gardeners, farmers, and homesteaders focused on the physical, mental, and spiritual health of Black people through agriculture, political education, environmental stewardship, and culture-rich healthy cooking.

They are developing a collective food sovereignty practice across Phoenix that is securing independent, community-determined...

The School of Sustainability Virtual Graduate Student Fall Welcome event is open to all incoming graduate students in Tempe-based SOS programs. It is a chance to meet students, faculty, and staff while learning about all that the School has to offer. The event will be held on Zoom from 10:00...

The School of Sustainability wants to virtually meet you and talk about ways to make the most of your time as a Sustainability student. You will learn about fun opportunities to connect with your fellow Sun Devils, ways to get involved in the School, and you'll have time to ask...

Edmund Williams is a civil engineer who aims to change the way we produce food through ecosystem engineering. He was an inaugural fellow of the Knowledge Exchange for Resilience Fellowship and inventor of the LEHR Garden.

Functional ecosystems serve to remediate many environmental problems, and regenerative...

Owning a home helps families build wealth, improves childhood health and educational attainment, and stabilizes neighborhoods. But home prices in the Phoenix metro area lie outside the reach of many working families. So how do we create more affordable housing? One of the most effective and sustainable approaches is through...

Join environmental historian and activist Paul Hirt as he takes a look back through the history of the environmental movement.

Hirt came to ASU in 2004 but has lived in Arizona for over 30 years. In both his professional and personal life, he promotes sustainable water management, renewable energy,...