At this pivotal moment in history all fields of human inquiry are called upon to collaborate in the Great Work of our era: to transition from a period of human devastation of the Earth to a period of symbiotic Earth-human relations.
Gonzaga Climate Center
Why a Gonzaga Center for Climate, Society, and the Environment?
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Vision
The Gonzaga Center for Climate, Society, and the Environment provides resources and opportunities to meet the unprecedented challenges facing humanity and the wider natural environment in the 21st Century.
Mission
Informed by an abiding commitment to a just society and care for the planet, the Center for Climate, Society, and the Environment serves Gonzaga University and the broader regional communities by promoting innovative, interdisciplinary scholarship, teaching, consulting and capacity building on the climate, society and the environment.
Our Teaching and Research Resource Center
This guide is a central location for resources on:
- climate, society, and the environment, including relevant published research by Gonzaga faculty,
- teaching resources for sustainability education,
- journals and other publications available through the Foley Library, and more.
Events
Oct 13
Climate Girl Effect
Speakers: Carolyn Cunningham & Heather Crandall We will discuss our recent book: Fridays, Flint,...
Oct 19
The Rights of Nature: Saving the Planet or Harmful to Humanity?
Moderated debate hosted by Brian G. Henning, Director of the Gonzaga Center for Climate, Society,...