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SUMMARY:John Giordanengo Speakers Bureau Presentation – Pueblo
DESCRIPTION:This talk\, based on John Giordanengo’s book\, Ecosystems as Models for Restoring Our Economies\, explores the elusive structure of a sustainable economy\, as informed by earth’s most resilient ecosystems. Ecosystems are masters of resilience\, enduring countless catastrophic events over the eons\, while building their resilience to future disturbance. How\, exactly\, do ecosystems accomplish this? What are the mysteries of their structure\, and what rules guide their management of resources\, energy\, and diversity? Are our economies similarly structured\, and beholden to the same rules?  If so\, how do we apply this knowledge to restore our economies to a sustainable state\, so we too may thrive in the face of future economic turmoil? \nRooted in three decades of research and work\, this talk proposes a path for restoring regional economies (such as Pueblo) to a healthy and resilient state\, capable of supporting human needs without jeopardizing the health of ecosystems we depend on for survival. If you believe nature cannot possibly hold the clues to understanding and restoring our economies\, may this talk (and the book) challenge you to think again. \nFree and open to the public.  Space limited\, so please arrive early to ensure a seat. \nThanks to the Pueblo Economic Development Corporation\, City of Pueblo\, Palmer Land Conservancy\, and CSU Pueblo for sponsoring this event.
URL:https://coloradohumanities.org/event/john-giordanengo-speakers-bureau-presentation-pueblo/
LOCATION:Colorado State University Pueblo Library\, 2200 Bonforte Blvd\, Pueblo\, CO\, 81001\, United States
CATEGORIES:CCftB Speakers Bureau
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SUMMARY:Trinidad Celebrates Corn Mothers
DESCRIPTION:Announcing\,  the award-winning\, photo-journalist exhibition\, Return of the Corn Mothers\, at the A.R. Mitchell Museum of Western Art in Trinidad CO. now through May 31\, 2024. The opening reception is on Dec. 1\, 2023\, 5:00 pm -8:00 pm. The Corn Mother project is being presented as a companion exhibition to the traveling exhibition Crossroads: Change in Rural America\, on tour as part of the Smithsonian Institution’s Museum on Main Street (MoMS) project. \nMoMS a Smithsonian Institution outreach program\, engages small town audiences through their own local museums\, historical societies and other cultural venues to create a revitalized interest in  underserved rural communities nationwide. Partnering with state humanities councils  the project brings traveling exhibitions\, educational resources and programming to small towns across America. MoMS is designed to be a catalyst for conversation about life in small-town America and facilitate dialogue about the community’s history\, culture\, people\, and sense of local pride. \nThe Corn Mother exhibition features sixty stories and portraits of modern unsung heroines from the South West. Award-winning photographer Todd Pierson has spent almost two decades photographing and interviewing women for the show. \n  \nPast featured Corn Mothers include: Stella Teller ( Isleta Pueblo potter)\, Rita Wallace( Denver-Mexican Folklorist)\,  Ellen Alires- Trujillo ( Denver-Colorado  Legal Services founder) \,Shirley Romero Otero(San Luis-Sangre de Cristo Land Grant activist)\, Norma Johnson( Boulder -Social Justice  Storyteller/Poet)\, Marge Taniwaki ( Aurora -Japanese Internment Camp Survivor & Social Justice Advocate)\, Sandy Ortega( Alamos-Organic Farmer)\,Rita Martinez( Pueblo-Chicano Right Activist) \nThis project is in partnership with Corazon de Trinidad Creative District  History Colorado and sponsored by AARP\,MSU Denver Chicana/o Studies JTOH\, the  Chicano Humanities Arts Council and the Colorado Folk Arts Council. \n  \nTo register for the Corn Mothers event in Trinidad Co. Please visit: \nhttps://events.aarp.org/event/b92512f8-7f6c-4aa0-8a85-db45ed55cb43/summary?cn=D_JSpqqxSU2nJZjd&sms=7
URL:https://coloradohumanities.org/event/trinidad-celebrates-corn-mothers/
LOCATION:A.R. Mitchell Museum of Western Art\, 150 E Main St\, Trinidad\, CO\, 81082\, United States
CATEGORIES:Museum on Main Street
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SUMMARY:BRIM - The Solanos Stories
DESCRIPTION:This exhibition draws from the Solano’s collection of over 300 hats collected over 68 years that tell the life stories of the ranchers and farmers from Southern Colorado and Northern New Mexico.
URL:https://coloradohumanities.org/event/brim-the-solanos-stories/
LOCATION:A.R. Mitchell Museum of Western Art\, 150 E Main St\, Trinidad\, CO\, 81082\, United States
CATEGORIES:Museum on Main Street
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