New Haven/León Sister City Project
Banners display schedule
April 21st, 4-5 PM,2015, 425 College Streets, United Methodist Church, New Haven
April 25th, Yale Cross Campus and East Rock Park, New Haven
May 2nd, Saturday from 9 am to 12 pm noon, Wooster Square, New Haven
News and Articles
Yale Sustainability: Pushing (planetary) boundaries through art for Earth Day
WNPR: New Haven Earth Day Project Incorporates Art and Planetary Boundaries
New Haven Register: New Haven Leon SCP prepares for Earth Day, unveil creative banners about the Nine Planetary Boundaries
April 21st, 4-5 PM,2015, 425 College Streets, United Methodist Church, New Haven
April 25th, Yale Cross Campus and East Rock Park, New Haven
May 2nd, Saturday from 9 am to 12 pm noon, Wooster Square, New Haven
News and Articles
Yale Sustainability: Pushing (planetary) boundaries through art for Earth Day
WNPR: New Haven Earth Day Project Incorporates Art and Planetary Boundaries
New Haven Register: New Haven Leon SCP prepares for Earth Day, unveil creative banners about the Nine Planetary Boundaries
Earth Day Banner Project:
Our group invited to join in and support Earth Day Project in New Haven. We'd happy to help create banners to tell stories of communities passing sustainable limits impacted around the world.
After two weeks work, the 5ft x 5ft banners finally finished. Yale’s own Office of International Students and Scholars, Fossil Free Yale, Yale Traditional Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Group, and several physics students were among the groups that made Earth Day banners, which will be on display first at a public event on April 21st from 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM at the corner of Elm and College Streets. The banner exhibition will then move around the city to public spaces, including the Rock to Rock Earth Day Ride on April 25th, public parks, and local farmers markets.
Our group invited to join in and support Earth Day Project in New Haven. We'd happy to help create banners to tell stories of communities passing sustainable limits impacted around the world.
After two weeks work, the 5ft x 5ft banners finally finished. Yale’s own Office of International Students and Scholars, Fossil Free Yale, Yale Traditional Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Group, and several physics students were among the groups that made Earth Day banners, which will be on display first at a public event on April 21st from 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM at the corner of Elm and College Streets. The banner exhibition will then move around the city to public spaces, including the Rock to Rock Earth Day Ride on April 25th, public parks, and local farmers markets.