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Florida Native Plant Month

Throughout the month of October (and beyond), join us as we continue to shine a light on the vital need and benefits Florida Native Plants have in preserving biodiversity. We all can help in the restoration of our native plant habitats, below are 8 ways you can start!

8 ways you can be involved

National Public Lands Day

National Public Lands Day is the nation’s largest single-day volunteer event to support public lands.

Clemson Ranks Top 10

Clemson University’s School of Architecture has been named one of “America’s Best Architecture and Design Schools” by DesignIntelligence.

Museum Day 2018

Enjoy your local museums for free, this Saturday, September 22nd! Museum Day is a one-day event in which participating museums and cultural institutions across the country provide free entry to anyone presenting a Museum Day ticket.

Find a Museum near you!

International Beach Cleanup

Every year during Ocean Conservancy’s International Coastal Cleanup, hundreds of thousands of volunteers comb lakes, rivers and beaches around the world for trash. Find a cleanup near you and join the movement.

Join us September 15th

This is OUR Call to Action

Respite and Recovery from Homelessness

Thanks to the volunteer and funding efforts of HandsOn Broward, the Camillus House, a Miami-based not-for-profit providing humanitarian services for the poor and homeless of South Florida, will receive a new restorative garden and multi-use event space.

At Camillus House

MAIN COURSE Featured in Sun-Sentinel

“It’s kind of an inclusive way for everyone even vision impaired to appreciate street art,’’ said Tim Lane, a member of the board for the proposed urban walking art trail called Mockingbird Trail.

Arts Mean Business Speaker Series

We appreciate all of our #KeepersoftheTrail for joining us for a behind-the-scenes view of our multi-sensory mural collaboration, MAIN COURSE, as part of the Arts Mean Business Speaker Series.

Thank you to our supporters!

Advocating for Safe, Restorative High School Environments

Claire advocates for high school environments that support students’ mental health and well-being. Using Los Angeles as a case study, she works with students, educators and administrators, designers, non-profits, city agencies, and the community to develop policy and design that reflect a sense of love and safety rather than security and fear.

By Claire Latané

LSU College of Art + Design Lecture Series

Rebecca Bradley and Ana Maria Pinto presented together in part of LSU College of Art & Design: Max Z. Conrad Lecture Series on April 2nd, 2018. Watch the recorded presentation online at LSU Art & Design.

Reconceiving Public Space in the American South

A Native Tennessean, Harriett (2014 Olmsted Scholar Finalist) explores the opportunities of public space in the South to catalyze social resiliency and reconciliation. She is interested in the power of place to shape our personal narratives and its ability to expand and reshape those narratives through sites of conscience.

by Harriett Jameson

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