Farm Tour:
Roden Echo Valley Farm
Farm Tour:
Roden Echo Valley Farm
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Roden Echo Valley Farm
Mon. Oct. 20 | 1-4:15pm
Dairy foods play an integral role in today’s interconnected food system. Join farmer Rick Roden to see sustainable practices in action. Throughout the tour there will be time for questions and discussion.
Registration will be capped at 20 attendees.
Registration deadline Monday, October 13
Discussion Salon:
Making Meaning Together
Discussion Salon:
Making Meaning Together
Tues. Oct. 21 | 12-12:45pm
This facilitated salon will create a reflective, conversational space to explore the emotional, intellectual, and ethical dimensions of climate resilience work. We’ll focus less on problem-solving and more on listening, storytelling, and meaning-making.
The session is limited to 15 attendees.
Sign up at the check-in desk onsite.
Indian Community School Tobacco and Water Ceremony
Indian Community School Tobacco and Water Ceremony
Mon. Oct. 20 | 6pm
Please join us during our network and poster reception to welcome students from Milwaukee's Indian Community School. The students will provide Tobacco and Water Ceremonies—opening the conference by honoring the land, water, and all of creation.
Film Screening:
The Here Now Project
Film Screening:
The Here Now Project
Tues. Oct. 21 5:30-8pm
Join us for a special screening of The Here Now Project followed by a dynamic panel discussion that explores climate storytelling and resilience. The event will start with light hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar at the Baird Center.
Rooted in Nature, Designed for All: Exploring Frank Lloyd Wright's Burnham Block
Rooted in Nature, Designed for All: Exploring Frank Lloyd Wright's Burnham Block
Tues. Oct. 21 5:30-7:15pm
Join a special field trip of Milwaukee’s historic Burnham Block houses, Frank Lloyd Wright–designed affordable homes, showing how architecture helps connect us to nature, the arts, and each other. Co-hosted by the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts & Letters and the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, this lively field trip will explore the intersection of design, equity, and the environment through the lens of Wright’s vision for accessible architecture.
Registration will be capped at 48 attendees.
Registration is now full. You can sign up for the waitlist below. If you need to cancel your registration, please email afarris@umn.edu.
You must be a registered MCRC attendee to participate in these sessions.
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