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Rare is the opportunity to meditate with Cornell's elite decision-makers, elitely contemplating the status quo.
We are proud to bring you this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity: A meditation retreat with Cornell Trustees and Corporate Bosses!
Don't miss it. Be enlightened.
Friday, March 20, 12-1pm in front of Day Hall.
Optional RSVP at link in bio.
#climate #highered #meditation #nvda #activism #protest #cornell #Sunrise #ithaca
Time to confront our reality - with meditation.
Join @CornellonFire, @SunriseCornell, @CornellYDSA, @tiaadivest and the Cornell Chapter of the @AAUP for a meditation action.
When: 12-1pm on Friday, March 20
Where: In front of Day Hall
What: 40-minute sitting-and-walking guided outdoor meditation. Cushions and seats provided.
Who: You, us, and an exclusive group of Cornell trustees and corporate bosses.
Learn more and optional RSVP at link in bio.
First you could join our meditation action on Friday... Then you could debrief with us at our monthly meeting this Sat 3/21! At 3pm at St Luke Lutheran Church in Collegetown (109 Oak Ave). Join to plug in or just commune!
🔥☕ CoFfeeeee Philosophy: We imbibe regenerative coffee + cookies because it is well known that, from the XVII century onwards, coffee houses have been hotbeds of free-thinking and revolution.
😍 Gratitude+appreciation to our venue, St. Luke Lutheran Church.
Join our social on Sunday, March 8 at Stone Bend Pizza, vendor extraordinaire of local, organic farm fare (vegan options too!).
Unwind with fellow activists as we Spring Forward with live music by TOiVO. 🔥
Carpools available! DM us for a ride.
Have you paid your rent to Earth yet this month?
If not, (or even if so), join us this Sunday! We'll break bread together at @Stonebendfarm. (Local + organic pizza + vegan options!)
Plus: Spring Forward with live music by TOiVO while we unwind! 🔥
Carpools available! DM us for a ride.
Leaked court records and group chats reveal how students and Cornell Police kept tabs last spring on left-wing campus activists, including Professor Shimon Edelman who was targeted for promoting Cornell on Fire's climate activism.
The science is clear. At a time when scientists warn that we are on the verge of a hothouse earth and governments and corporations are utterly failing us, every professor should be supporting climate activism.
Newsletter #26 is a valentine for those who find our work too confrontational, too satirical, or too disruptive.
We explain why we’ve chosen our course on these issues: Namely, because corporations like Cornell don’t have a conscience. We are your bad conscience – and a conscience is love in action.
Read the full newsletter at our blog > linked in bio.
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Art to activate: 🔥 Check out this collage featuring student views on the climate crisis and Cornell’s role in it.
Students are asking for more from Cornell. Will the administration listen?
Image credit: The fantastic student authors of a Climate Solutions Capstone project in NTRES/ENVS 4500 with Cornell on Fire.
