The Story of Bottled Water

Join The Green Stream for a screening of THE STORY OF BOTTLED WATER
Wednesday, March 31st at 7:30pm in the Basement Lounge
RSVP to suhaly.bautista@gmail.com
Snacks will be served!

The Story of Bottled Water

Join The Green Stream for a screening of THE STORY OF BOTTLED WATER
Wednesday, March 31st at 7:30pm in the Basement Lounge
RSVP to suhaly.bautista@gmail.com
Snacks will be served!

Social Identity & Justice

Interested in issues regarding Social Justice? Want to become more involved in these issues around campus?

Join the Goddard RAs for a talk about personal and social identity and justice moderated by NYU's Center for Multicultural education and Programs. We will be talking about your role as a student, the type of work that CMEP does and what you can become involved in.

When: Wed, March 3rd at 6pm
Where: 2nd Floor Classroom

Snacks will be provided
RSVP to Suhaly at suhaly.bautista@gmail.com

Guggenheim Postponed!!!

Poverty & Affluence will be going to the Guggenheim Museum to see Tino Sehgal's piece, This Progress NEXT SUNDAY, MARCH 7th.

What Happened In Copenhagen???

The Green Stream & Power of Politics team up for a re-cap of what happened this December 2009 in one of the most important climate talks of our time!

Here's a preview of what to expect:
Broad & brief overview of the Kyoto Protocol

What happened nationally and internationally from the Kyoto Protocol to COP15?

U.S. lens: what did we NOT sign onto and why?

What people were expecting to come of COP15/Why we came together in the first place Structure of COP15

What came of COP15?

Discussion

When: Thursday, Feb 25th at 6pm
Where: 2nd Floor Classroom
Who: Green Stream & Power of Politics

Food will be served!!!

Contact Suhaly or Zach for more information :)

Poverty & Affluence Presents:

WHEN: Tuesday, 7PM
WHO: Joseph Rodriguez
WHAT: Photography + Talk/NOLA
WHERE: Goddard Classromm #203

Don't miss this special presentation by Joseph Rodriguez, a photographer and professor at Tisch. He'll be showing his photos and talking about his life as a photographer, but most importantly, he'll be showcasing his work with the victims of Katrina in New Orleans. He'll discuss his years following the flood victims as they struggled to get their lives back together. He'll show us, first hand, the effects of governmental policies, poverty, education, race/class divisions on those who either fled or chose to stay in New Orleans and fight it out.



Check out his web site: http://www.josephrodriguezphotography.com/

Also featured in New York Times: http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/10/22/showcase-67/

Copenhagen Recap: Thursday 2/25 6pm