Join us for the seventh and final installment of the 75th Anniversary Lecture Series, Sightlines, with Silvermoon LaRose, assistant director of the Tomaquag Museum. A member of the Narragansett Tribe, as well as an artist, educator, and conservation advocate who has worked in tribal communities for over 20 years, Silvermoon works at the intersection of […]

The 2024 Charles and Marie Fish Lecture will feature Dr. Susan Solomon, the Lee and Geraldine Martin Professor of Environmental Science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Humans have faced a series of national and global environmental challenges in the past half-century, including smog, ozone depletion, lead in gas and paint, pesticides and much more. […]

Are you curious about how weatherization can transform your home environment? Join us for the first lecture of the University of Rhode Island's Plugged Into Energy Research lecture series. This free session is open to all, and will provide a comprehensive overview of weatherization, from auditing and building science to improving indoor air quality and […]

Join us for the third and last installment of the Spanish for Environmental Justice Series, where local activists will discuss the most pressing environmental challenges in our communities and strategies for addressing them. Melvin Alvarez is the grant program manager at 11th Hour Racing, where he leads efforts to advance solutions that protect and restore […]