The Adaptability Project
An ongoing, self-organizing, evolving program
to address planetary challenges of the 21st century
Euglena Academy is proud to announce the launch of the Adaptability Project, inspired and informed by Diane Dumanoski's powerful new book, The End of the Long Summer. This multi-faceted project transcends our past program structure because in this project we are not only attempting to understand the problems facing us - notably, Earth's climate crisis - from a systems sciences perspective, especially Gaia theory, but also actively seeking optimal approaches to living in our radically changing world and increasing the adaptability of our society to the great challenges that lie ahead.
Free class overview offered on January 20th
Learn more about the Adaptability Project.
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Winter Class Schedule
We're very excited about this winter's classes - some repeats of favorites, and some brand new offerings. Euglena Academy is constantly adjusting to our ever changing world. With climate change events happening at an ever increasing pace, and new scientific approaches emerging, we are always pushing towards the leading edge.
This winter's class offerings range from our core introductory course, How Nature Works, to an introductory reading seminar for the Adaptability Project, and an exciting class on a New Kind of Science, based on recent advances in mathematics, with both introductory (part 1) and advanced (part 2) courses offered.
Spring Class Schedule coming soon!
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Extreme Ice
Friday, February 19, 7 pm
As part of the film series for our Adaptability Project, we will offer a free showing of the film Extreme Ice on our big screen and sound system followed by a discussion of the film and its significance to the project. Doors will open at 6:00 pm; come early for open house & good seating! Donations accepted.
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