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Listen as professor William P. Barnett and Stanford student Samuel Minev Benzecry host a discussion with Rodolfo Dirzo, associate dean for Integrative Initiatives in Environmental Justice, Bing Professor in Environmental Science, and professor of Earth System Science, and Daniel Stewart, director of indigenous student seminar at the Hoover Institution and and professor at Gonzaga University, to discuss the takeaways from an academic conference held at Stanford GSB on June 2-3, 2025.
This environmental justice conference seeks to amplify the voices of Indigenous Peoples in relation to environmental justice. The purpose of the conference is to spark new conversations and ideas are Indigenous Peoples (IPs) and strengthen the growing community of EJ scholars and students at Stanford and beyond. The program will include sessions of Ecosystem Impacts on Ecosystems and IPs; Economics issues in IP communities; Partnerships Academia-IPs; the Importance of Traditional Indigenous Knowledge to Address Global Change Problems, as well as an opening ceremony performed by members of the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe.
The Stanford Initiative on Business and Environmental Sustainability Research Conference Series is hosted by Stanford Graduate School of Business and the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability.
Season 2, episode 40, recorded June 2, 2025
#GSBsustainability #GSBpodcast #Doerrpodcast #podcast
Listen as professor William P. Barnett and Stanford student Samuel Minev Benzecry host a discussion with Rodolfo Dirzo, associate dean for Integrative Initiatives in Environmental Justice, Bing Professor in Environmental Science, and professor of Earth System Science, and Daniel Stewart, director of indigenous student seminar at the Hoover Institution and and professor at Gonzaga University, to discuss the takeaways from an academic conference held at Stanford GSB on June 2-3, 2025.
This environmental justice conference seeks to amplify the voices of Indigenous Peoples in relation to environmental justice. The purpose of the conference is to spark new conversations and ideas are Indigenous Peoples (IPs) and strengthen the growing community of EJ scholars and students at Stanford and beyond. The program will include sessions of Ecosystem Impacts on Ecosystems and IPs; Economics issues in IP communities; Partnerships Academia-IPs; the Importance of Traditional Indigenous Knowledge to Address Global Change Problems, as well as an opening ceremony performed by members of the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe.
The Stanford Initiative on Business and Environmental Sustainability Research Conference Series is hosted by Stanford Graduate School of Business and the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability.
Season 2, episode 40, recorded June 2, 2025
#GSBsustainability #GSBpodcast #Doerrpodcast #podcast
