AI Climate Justice Lab
Prototyping sustainable technologies and simulating economies for a resilient decentralized planet.
Led by Amelia Winger-Bearskin
AI Climate Lab Activities for 2022-2023
Climate Lounge: A Vibe Shift for your Day, a live stream featuring climate conversations from scientists, researchers, artists, and musicians.
Wampum.Codes podcast Season 2 launch, featuring indigenous leaders using technology in ways to make positive changes in their communities
Sounding community response sessions about Indigenous antecedent technologies as a roadmap to sustainable computing
Wampum.Codes Value-Based Dependencies in Software + AI Development workshops with PIT Alumni Network
Listening sessions with seed organizations, including the UF Space Plant Lab.
Curation of Talk to Me About Water with a cohort of indigenous technologists creating experiences for DWeb Camp 2022 and Unfinished Live 2022
Shy Springs: A conversation about water - in collaboration with museums and art institutions open to the public.
Our 2022 Decentralized Listening Series with Art Museums, Institutions, and Artists around what the cultural backend could be that would empower co-creation, sovereignty, support, community coalitions, and sustainability using decentralized technologies.
Amelia Winger-Bearskin is an affiliate faculty with the UF Water Institute, Indigenous Studies Department, and the Center for Arts Migration and Entrepreneurship (CAME)
In collaboration on a project with the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence with Dr. Zorana Pringle.
Member of the IEEE Planet Positive Working Group, Planet Positive 2030 is an initiative supported by the IEEE Standards Association (IEEE SA) that brings together
a diverse global, open community of experts to chart a path for all people to achieve a flourishing future for 2030 and beyond.