
Rooted Words XXII: “Culminations”
Rooted Words is a group participation reading event, open to all. Bring a short selection (5 minutes or less) of your own writing in any …
The Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability formally launched in 2022 to catalyze solutions to the increasingly urgent environmental challenges of the 21st century. The school is designed to have impact in three broad areas - earth, climate, and society - by reimagining how academia can benefit the planet and humanity.

Rooted Words is a group participation reading event, open to all. Bring a short selection (5 minutes or less) of your own writing in any …

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