Sustainability is an important issue, but what does it look like across an academic community? This event highlights the work of disciplinary areas that may not be recognized for their sustainability work, including anthropology, art, fashion, music and theater.

The event features six Pecha-Kucha style presentations. Also known as a 20x20, a Pecha-Kucha is a non-stop presentation of 20 slides that auto advance after 20 seconds, giving speakers only 400 seconds to tell their story.

This seminar serves as the inaugural event of the “Wide Lens Sustainability Series” of the University’s Office of Sustainability, and is sponsored by the Interdisciplinary Humanities Research Center, College of Arts and Sciences, with support from the Department of Fashion and Apparel Studies, Department of Theater and Dance, and Center for Material Culture Studies.