In Witness
In December 2020, a small group of CUHF members visited MASS MoCA in North Adams MA, where two powerful exhibitions were on view—Ledelle Moe’s When and Blane De St. Croix’s How to Move a Landscape. Together, Council members reflected on what they had seen. Nara Garber documented the experience, and created this film, In Witness.
We welcome you to view the film, here.
It’s Time for Higher Education to “Get Real” about the Climate Crisis
Learn about the history of the Council on the Uncertain Human Future and our work in A new Earth conversation (NEC) at Clark University in a new piece by National CUHF member Diana Chapman Walsh.
A new Earth conversation Brochure
Since 2016, catalyzed by the first Councils on the Uncertain Human Futures, a significant number of faculty members at Clark University have been engaged in a deeply rooted conversation on the climate crisis and its social justice, political and economic dimensions—in both small settings and in more public activities.
