"We will leave the island and move to the mainland because the circumstances warrant it." A relocation initiative of the Gardi community can serve as an example and a model. But there is still much to be done. New Human Rights Watch report by Erica Bower youtu.be/Zs5_SthF4iU via YouTube

NOMTRCB is hosting BugFest on October 14, 2023. NOLA BugFest will have a full day of fun and entertainment for all ages. At this free event, you will have the opportunity to learn about insects and wildlife found in the New Orleans area. For more info nola.gov/mosquito

Registration is OPEN for Pointe Au Chien Reef Build with Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana ! Friday, September 22 Saturday, September 23 Friday, September 29 Saturday, September 30 More info and Volunteer Registration here: connect.crcl.org/civicrm/event/…

NOCGS and the Mississippi River Open School for Kinship and Social Exchange Day#3: Concluding at Macalester College and Journeying Through the Mississippi Headwaters Minnesota River and Mississippi River Confluence Tulane School of Liberal Arts Anthropocene Curriculum / Anthropocene Commons

NOCGS and the Mississippi River Open School for Kinship and Social Exchange Day#3: Concluding at Macalester College and Journeying Through the Mississippi Headwaters Tulane University Tulane School of Liberal Arts Anthropocene Curriculum / Anthropocene Commons

It was great to have the chance to with the The Washington Post about sea-level rise and climate change on Louisiana's coast. They make efforts like Louisiana's Coastal Master Plan so much more challenging washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro… Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana Yale Program on Climate Change Communication UN Climate Change Mike Bloomberg

Just out, by yours truly, and in tomorrow's (Tuesdays') print edition of the Times-Picayune: New Orleans as cattle country? Historic city had cowboys and livestock drives, too nola.com/entertainment_… via @nolanews

A certain idea of ​​New Orleans. Our new collection of original ink prints by Katya Vaz is almost ready - and will be available for sale in a limited edition very soon. Quality and beauty. We love to create.

💼 The Latin American Library is seeking a motivated, dynamic, bi-lingual (Spanish/English) team member who would love the opportunity to work with the Latin American Library’s renowned collections and dedicated staff. ➡️ Apply here: jobs.tulane.edu/position/IRC27…

ART CALL!!!! Bvlbancha Public Access is seeking content for the Indigenous Gulf Stream media biennial! More info below: bvlbanchapublicaccess.com/2023-indigenou… Bvlbancha Public Access [email protected]

A wonderful program launched by Blvbancha Public Access - our 2023 Le Lab laureates. Apply and share! #art #commissionart #Louisiana #GulfSouth

Latest podcast episode available. We talk New Orleans history of drainages with author Richard Campanella. Lots of surprises in this one with how long ago decisions impact our current struggles with hurricanes and flooding. beyondbourbonst.com/draining-new-o…

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Christine Verdin named Executive Director and Principal of École Pointe-au-Chien – The Times of Houma/Thibodaux houmatimes.com/news/christine…

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NEW EXHIBITION AT THE NEWCOMB ART MUSEUM!!!!!! Emancipation: The Unfinished Project of Liberation August 17 - December 8 Free and open to the public.

We’re pleased to be partnering with L’Union française to offer two French courses this fall! And here’s what we have in store: an A1 beginners course for everyone ready to fall in love French, and a cinema workshop on the Nouvelle Vague for all the movie critics at heart.

200-year-old Creole cottage in Pensacola, Florida, nearly identical to those in Louisiana, including brick-between-post walls, Roman numerals marking joints, and a center chimney.

JOB ALERT –– NATIONAL PERFORMANCE NETWORK PROGRAM ASSISTANT POSITION Click on the application link below: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… NPN