The process of directly installing light bulbs, rain barrels, and gardens in the homes of New Orleanians is such a personal and even vulnerable experience. Demographics and system protocols become a person, with a story, eager to participate in this simple opportunity for home … [Read more...]
Community Spotlight: Simone’s Market
Simone’s Market, located at 8201 Oak Street, has the mission to “Do Good Work” by partnering with local vendors to provide fresh produce and grocery products as well as an entire menu of sandwiches, salads, and family-style meals. We are proud to inform you that Green Light New … [Read more...]
Uncertainty in Science–It’s Effects on Public Opinion
As an environment and film studies student at Loyola University, I have had an amazing opportunity to learn about the communication of environmental issues. I find myself talking about and observing the ways people around me approach environmental issues. With my peers and … [Read more...]
Meet the Interns: Summer 2015
Alex Glick: Garden Program Intern Hailing from Atlanta as an unapologetic Falcons fan, Alex is here in New Orleans studying Environmental Studies and Social innovation/entrepreneurship at Tulane University. Alex is also a bass guitarist in the band Yard Dogs that has been to … [Read more...]