28 min
Scales / Tales of Disaster The Canopy from Penn Program in Environmental Humanities
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- Society & Culture
This episode presents stories of “un-natural” natural disasters including super storms and of the increasingly “everyday” disasters of ongoing climate change–like flooded basements or high school buildings too hot for learning. You’ll hear lively student voices and learn from academic researchers and community partners who are vitally important to the socially engaged work we make at PPEH.
Credits
These conversations—with Alexandra Rahr (U Toronto), Katie Ruth and Maria Salazar (both Interfaith Power) were facilitated and recorded by Eliza Sandler, Bethany Wiggin, and Angela Faranda and were produced by Jasmine Erdener. Eliza Sandler wrote the script for the first segment and Bethany Wiggin the second.
Music
Robber by the Weather Station
My Favorite Mutiny (instrumental) by the Coup
Be in touch!
Comments and feedback welcome at director@ppehlab.org! Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook @ppehlab.
This episode presents stories of “un-natural” natural disasters including super storms and of the increasingly “everyday” disasters of ongoing climate change–like flooded basements or high school buildings too hot for learning. You’ll hear lively student voices and learn from academic researchers and community partners who are vitally important to the socially engaged work we make at PPEH.
Credits
These conversations—with Alexandra Rahr (U Toronto), Katie Ruth and Maria Salazar (both Interfaith Power) were facilitated and recorded by Eliza Sandler, Bethany Wiggin, and Angela Faranda and were produced by Jasmine Erdener. Eliza Sandler wrote the script for the first segment and Bethany Wiggin the second.
Music
Robber by the Weather Station
My Favorite Mutiny (instrumental) by the Coup
Be in touch!
Comments and feedback welcome at director@ppehlab.org! Follow us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook @ppehlab.
28 min