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Activists Use Art To Raise Awareness For Climate and Community Investment Act
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Climate justice activists use art in a demonstration on campus.
The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/cjc/)
Climate justice activists use art in a demonstration on campus.
The Board of Trustees voted Friday to institute a moratorium on new private investments focused on fossil fuels: What exactly does that mean?
The Board of Trustees voted to institute a moratorium on new private investments focused on fossil fuels, answering the requests of all five constituent assemblies.
Discussions surrounding the evidentiary standards within Cornell’s code of conduct carried on in a Tuesday Undergraduate Assembly meeting.
While the University moves towards social distancing in the light of the global COVID-19 outbreak, Climate Justice Cornell plans to move their movement online.
Climate Justice Cornell protesters disrupted traffic near North and South Campus bridges on Monday afternoon, where they faced angry motorists and the Cornell University Police Department.
Students take a stand against Cornell’s investment in fossil fuels with a demonstration on the Ag Quad, pointing to the industry’s toll on indigenous women.
Protesters from Climate Justice Cornell, Friends of Farmworkers, Cornell Dream Team and Cornell Welcomes Refugees met at Bailey Hall and marched to Willard Straight Hall, where they held a teach-in. They discussed issues ranging from the adverse effects of climate change on farm workers to poor labor practices in Qatar.
The Faculty Senate introduced a resolution to support divestment from fossil fuels at the Feb. 12 meeting.
Protestors have blocked the intersection of Tower Road and East Avenue since 1 p.m. demanding that Cornell University end its investments in the fossil fuel industry, joining activists on campuses across the country on international divestment day.