Eco-Anxiety to Eco-Hope: (Re)Imagining Green Futures Through Dialogue With Diversity

0.5 credits · Undergraduate

An interdisciplinary examination of the power of ideas, activating political, economic, sociocultural, gender, justice, and creative lenses to bridge diverse ways of knowing and inspire hope for a better future. Topics include eco-anxiety, environmental justice, attitudes toward nature, ecofeminism, radical environmentalism, sustainability, limits to growth, and perceptions of environmental risk. Prerequisite: 1.0 POST and/or ERST credit or permission of instructor.