Community Art Workshops with Y no había luz (July 18–25)
Join us for a week of restorative art-making, performance, and celebration!
“Bottom Feeders” (Sept. 2)
A vibrant and gritty debut from poet Arielle Hebert…
“The Omnivore’s Deception” (Nov. 17)
Rethinking meat, animals, and ourselves…
Trees! (Sept. 26, Oct. 24, Nov. 18, Dec. 12)
Join us, get your hands a little dirty, and make some new friends…
Study Buddies – Plant Yourself & Study!
Check out a little green partner while you’re working in Library West…
The Imagining Climate Change initiative at the University of Florida engages educators, students, and the public in the vital work of imagining our collective climate futures. Since 2015, ICC has sponsored or co-sponsored more than eighty workshops, colloquia, lectures, performances, readings, and curated film screenings on the UF campus and in the wider Gainesville community, featuring internationally-renowned scientists, scholars, creators, and activists representing a wide range of inventive responses to planetary environmental crisis and injustice. Working in collaboration with departments and programs from across the University and with local community groups and activists, the initiative has fostered interdisciplinary dialogue and reached diverse audiences in search of meaningful stories and restorative actions in a time of planetary transformation.
All ICC events are free and open to the public.