103.2 Dublin City FM
Nov. 2020 · On the Green Room (Saturdays, 9 am, Dublin City FM), Megan Best chatted to Cathy Fitzgerald, founder of the Haumea Ecoliteracy online courses ‘On Why Ecoliteracy Matters for the creative sector’.
Cathy spoke about the importance of ecoliteracy for arts practitioners and creative professionals. Cathy also discusses her work in advocating for continuous cover forestry (which is detailed here on the Earth Writing’s website and new book), for international ecocide law and the Earth Charter.
Also, Cathy has just announced her next Haumea Online 7-week Essential Course, beginning the 5 Jan. 2021.
Click for info and how to sign up here (places are limited and filling fast)
The Green Room 9am Saturday, Dublin City FM
Society faces an increasingly uncertain future – climate change, biodiversity loss, extreme pollution, rising poverty and inequality – these are the challenges we collectively face. In response to our challenges we need new thinking and vision. The Green Room will be a space for creative conversation in a time of disruption, transition and transformation. Each week Megan Best invites a cultural sector leader – be that arts, music, theatre or food, to look at our cultural landscapes through a new lens. Through celebrating their efforts towards social and environmental sustainability, we can use our culture, customs and beliefs to inspire individual and collective change.
Megan works with arts practices, events and festivals in the realm of sustainability and circularity, and runs her own upcycled clothing brand. She is currently finalising an MSc in Environmental Sustainability with UCD. See other past programmes here
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