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INSIDE THE GREENHOUSE | Re-telling climate change stories

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ANNOUNCING THE 2024 CLIMATE COMEDY WINNERS

See the winning videos HERE!

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ECOFEMINIST EMBODIED WORKSHOP FOR ACTIVATING SYSTEMS OF PROTECTION FOR WOMEN: AN
EMBODIMENT PERFORMANCE EXPERIENCE

Feel the joy of co-transforming alongside a butterfly.

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STAND UP FOR CLIMATE COMEDY EVENT & WORKSHOP

9th Annual performance celebrating the power of comedy to ignite climate
awareness and action.

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THE BUTTERFLY AFFECT: INTERACTIVE PERFORMANCE

At The Butterfly Pavilion, Saturday January 27th

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2024 ITG COMEDY & CLIMATE CHANGE SHORT VIDEO COMPETITION

Application details for the 9th annual competition

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THE BUTTERFLY AFFECT OSMP PERFORMANCE RECAP

A performance of The Butterfly Affect occurred on July 8th, 2023 as an art hike
for Boulder Open Space Mountain Parks (OSMP) where particip

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INSIDE THE GREENHOUSE AT UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO


INSIDE THE GREENHOUSE
AT UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO BOULDER

We work to deepen our understanding of how issues associated with climate change
are/can be communicated, by creating artifacts through interactive theatre,
film, fine art, performance art, television programming, and appraising as well
as extracting effective methods for multimodal climate communication. 

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CREATIVE WORKS

Explore the creativity of past and present ITGH students.

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EVENTS & NEWS

Keep up to date with all our past and present news and events

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RESEARCH

Check out selected research we're undertaking and have completed with student
and colleague collaborators...

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BLOG

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WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING

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> > "I was recently hired as an animator/video producer for a company that is
> > the real-world version of what we always talked about in class. Even though
> > just a few years ago opportunities like this didn't yet exist, I feel like
> > what we did in the 'Inside the Greenhouse' project really set the undertones
> > that lead me to where I am now...I hope a story like mine might be able to
> > inspire some students who are interested in media as well as environment,
> > but maybe have trouble seeing the real-world opportunities."
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> >                                     ~ Johnny Mabie, Motion Designer, Attn: ,
> > Los Angeles, California
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> Johnny Mabie, Motion Designer, Attn: , Los Angeles, California

> "Experimentation is vital when facing a wicked challenge like human-driven
> climate change and that's why the pedagogical innovation pursued by Max
> Boykoff, Rebecca Safran and Beth Osnes is so refreshing. In bridging the arts
> and sciences, "Inside the Greenhouse" captures the reality that data only
> frame environmental problems. It is values that largely determine personal and
> societal responses. The more of this the better."
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> Andrew Revkin, Pace University, Dot Earth New York Times

> "I THINK IT IS SO IMPORTANT TO HAVE MORE COMMUNICATION COURSES IN
> ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES, WE OFTEN DO NOT GET TO ENGAGE HANDS-ON WITH OUR
> MISSION. I THINK A LOT OF ENVIRONMENTALISTS THEMSELVES BUY INTO THE CULTURE
> GAP BETWEEN US AND THE CONSERVATIVES, BIG BUSINESS, ETC. BUT THAT TRUE
> PROGRESS IS GOING TO BE MADE NOT BY ALIENATING BUT COMMUNICATING TO EVERYONE
> IN A POSITIVE WAY".
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> Student Testimonial, Abrina

> ITG is "a fitting way to highlight a productive intersection of theatre and
> environmental science."
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> Philanthropist Gordon Gamm

> > ITG is "the interface of climate and society. It melds the arts and
> > environmental studies." ~ Andrew Revkin, New York Times
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> Andrew Revkin, New York Times

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