JULY 29 – What African Cities Can Teach Us About Sustainability 6 PM

Join us for an enlightening evening exploring the diverse perspectives on sustainability from African cities! 🌱✨ Presented by Joy Eghosa-Ewone, this discussion-oriented program will feature visual storytelling, delving into how sustainability manifests uniquely in different societies.

Discover how creative and community-centered approaches in African urban areas can inspire transformations in global sustainability practices. Engage in meaningful conversations about innovation, resilience, and the incorporation of traditional knowledge.

Enjoy delicious Nigerian snacks and refreshments while participating in an engaging audience discussion and Q&A session after the talk!

About Joy Eghosa-Ewone: Joy is a Ph.D. candidate at Colorado State University, specializing in African environmental policy. Originally from Nigeria, she advocates for international understanding and cultural celebration through her leadership role at the Global Village Museum. 🌍💚

Location:
200 W Mountain Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80521-2769, United States

Reserve your spot here! — Join us and be part of the conversation!