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Social Sustainability is Essential, Especially Now

Social Sustainability is Essential, Especially Now

by | Oct 7, 2021 | Features

According to the United Nations, social sustainability means identifying and managing business impacts, both positive and negative, on people. One part of social sustainability requires involving citizens, which leads to understanding, engagement, and knowledge. If we...
The Bike Boom

The Bike Boom

by | Oct 7, 2021 | Features

Becoming Magazine checked in with two alums, Paul Barrows and Eric LaClair, who run DreamBikes in Rochester, about what they see happening with this healthy and environmentally friendly mode of transport. DreamBikes: Creating Opportunities with Two Wheels DreamBikes...
Working Together for a Sustainable Future

Working Together for a Sustainable Future

by | Oct 7, 2021 | Features

They dove deeply into our data, including emissions from purchased gas and electricity, staff/student commuting, and other travel such as class trips, alumni visits, conferences and the like. Our students worked with them to gather data on student transportation...
Words of Change: Civilization in Crisis

Words of Change: Civilization in Crisis

by | Oct 7, 2021 | Features

We sat in the Harley Gallery getting to know each other as he started telling me about his creative process. He had read an article in The New York Times about gas emissions, and it had infuriated him. He immediately reached out to his close friend Dwain, who ended up...
Driver, Writer, Activist, Explainer

Driver, Writer, Activist, Explainer

by | Oct 7, 2021 | Features

I was a “lifer” at Harley. In the fall of 1963, my parents enrolled me in Harley’s Nursery program, taught by Miss Wadsworth. I went straight through until Grade 12, except for Grade 3, when we returned to London (where I was born) for a year. I think a lot of little...