Past Events
The People of Color Sustainability Collective hosts events that build community and create spaces for students, staff, and faculty to engage in critical dialogues about the intersections between race, ethnicity, class, gender, culture, and the environment.
2023 BIPOC Outdoors Hike #1
The People of Color Sustainability Collective (PoCSC), El Centro, and Undocumented Student Services (USS) will be hosting a ‘BIPOC Outdoors Hike’ at Natural Bridges State Park on Sunday, Nov.19th, 2023 from 12:00-2:00pm!
*The hike will begin at 12pm sharp!
Join us for a short hike with beautiful views, butterflies, reflection, community building, snacks, & nature journaling (FREE journals & snacks provided)!
*Bring comfortable shoes & BYOWB: Bring your own water bottle!
RSVP Here: bit.ly/bipoc-outdoors1
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Transportation Info:
🌱If you have your own form of transportation (metro 20 bus or personal car) - meet at the Natural Bridges parking lot @ 11:50AM.
Swipe for more details on parking available at Natural Bridges!
🌱If you are in need of transportation - RSVP asap to reserve a spot & meet at the Quarry Plaza rock @ 11:20am. We will be providing 12 seats!
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For any questions or concerns please contact the PoCSC team at pocsc@ucsc.edu or direct message us on Instagram: @pocsustainability
'Fall Garden Tour' + 'Slugs in the Sun After-Party' (October 8th, 2023):
Fixit Clinic x PoCSC: Building a Reparative Future (May 13th, 2021):
Leaders4EARTH x PoCSC: Agriculture and Environmental Justice in the Salinas Valley (May 20th, 2021):
AARCC x PoCSC: Plastic Justice with Kristal Ambrose (May 25th, 2021):
- 'Plastic Justice' was a webinar-style event open to the broader community. We screened a short documentary that features the Bahamas Plastic Movement and Ambrose's motivations for keeping her communities, as well as the ocean, clean. Ambrose gave us a presentation explaining her process of founding BPM and her ongoing PhD research on ocean plastic. AARCC and PoCSC grad student interns, Breanna Byrd and Chris Lang, facilitated a dialogue with Kristal Ambrose to connect the dots between plastic and climate justice and think through the uneven, racial, and transnational impacts of mass consumerism. We intermittently included Q&A from the audience.
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Below you can check out more past event flyers! If you have any ideas for events you'd like to see happen, let us know -- We would love to hear from you!