Cultural Transformation News

• The recording of the 3/22 Open Mic on GPU Computing by Phani is available here.

The second Curious Conversations discussion was held on April 12th to discuss Foster Parenting. The team shared their real-life experiences about the process and fostering. Everyone was very engaged and had lots of questions about when foster care is used, how it works, what are the rules, and then what happens to the children. This conversation really raised the awareness around the needs of these children and it has sparked the desire for our CDO BI team to conduct a May awareness campaign at Inverness.

Englewood is honoring Earth Day with a week-long email series educating the team on the history, environmental efforts and little things we can all do to make the world a cleaner and healthier place to live.

What is Earth Day?
Earth Day is an annual event marked across the world to show support for environmental protection. The aim is to encourage people to do things that will benefit the Earth, such as recycling more, using solar power or plant trees.
For 2018, the Earth Day theme is End Plastic Pollution

How did Earth Day begin?
Earth Day began after a devastating oil spill more almost 50 years ago prompted a group of peace activists to raise environmental awareness. At a UNESCO conference in San Francisco in 1969, peace activist John McConnell proposed that a day should be set aside to honor the Earth and the environment. He believed that humans had an obligation to protect the earth and share its resources with future generations.

The first Earth Day took place the following year in 1970 and marking it were 2,000 colleges and 10,000 schools across the US. Now it is celebrated in 192 countries across the world by around one billion people.

To emphasize April's theme of celebrating Spring...

Lucy Sardella-Lawrence:
• Two photos from a track meet at Vassar College.
(My son is a track runner).
• One photo of trees we transplanted to our back yard
(to give them more room to grow)

May's theme will be "Celebrating Graduations".

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