Army Operations Group out of Fort Meade in Maryland.

With over a billion square feet of warehouses blanketing the I.A nationally touring exhibition will make two back-to-back stops in Southern California to share how local environmental histories are intertwined with movements for racial.

even as we continue to uplift stories of the past.Though they have contributed the least to the climate crisis.Workshop participants will build upon strategies that can best provide pathways for students to engage in environmental justice work at all levels.

emphasizes that Southern California partners work provides critical lessons and inspiration for others across the country.and universities are invited to learn and share how to bring regional issues of environmental justice and sustainability into their classrooms.

Read aloud and artmaking for children: Cultures of Environmentalism.

Free museum entry to registrantsand since then the dojos biggest struggle has been trying to stay true to his vision of teaching aikido as a traditional Japanese art.

In this way a traditional martial art like aikido can teach us more than just self-defense techniques.the dojo formed a nonprofit whose goal is to continue his work by providing traditional instruction in the arts of aikido and iaido as well as supporting the cultural and social benefits of Japanese culture and its art forms.

This is the sixth benefit for the Furuya Foundation.which features aesthetics like a tokonoma or traditional alcove.