ATL...The Climate Issue is Cultural: AfroEcology in the Age of AI

​How do culture, climate, and artificial intelligence shape the futures we’re building? Join Black Sustainability on October 14 for a conversation about AfroEcology and why the climate issue is cultural.

​2030 is not just a year — it’s a climate deadline.

​Together, we’ll explore the critical need for agricultural trades and how cultural wisdom can inform solutions to climate change. Join us on Zoom to learn and bring your own questions to the conversation.

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​AfroEcology in the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI) introduces AfroIndigenous ecological practices as a solution to climate change. After the introduction to the practices, our team will open the floor for a 30 minute discussion with attendees/leaders around the practical implementation of AfroEcology as an emerging critical cultural defense mechanism.

​WHY

​Environmental racism and systemic infrastructure disparities disproportionately expose marginalized communities to life-threatening heatwaves and pollution, the intersection of Afroecology and Artificial Intelligence should be a part of Atlanta Climate Week as a solution oriented power hour.

​RESPECTFUL EXCHANGE

​You are invited to join the discussion on the role of agriculture in the growing age of AI, whether AI is a tool for adaptation/leapfrogging or a systemic threat to our communities. Please come prepared to respectfully exchange views and solutions rooted in science, history and modern innovative approaches.