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.