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SUMMARY:Cincinnati Climate Week | June 8–14\, 2026
DESCRIPTION:Join Green Umbrella and partners across the region for the first-ever Cincinnati Climate Week — a week of events\, ideas\, and climate solutions designed to inspire action and strengthen our communities. \nPresented in partnership with the Climate Week Network\, this new regional initiative brings together people and organizations from across Greater Cincinnati to explore sustainability\, resilience\, and the future of our region. \nThroughout the week\, dozens of events will offer opportunities to connect\, learn\, explore\, and take action. Attend networking events and expert discussions\, tour innovative local projects\, enjoy family-friendly activities and community festivals\, volunteer in your community\, or discover new ideas through workshops\, films\, and hands-on experiences. \nFeatured events include the Midwest Sustainability Summit on June 12 — the region’s largest sustainability conference featuring 100 speakers\, 45 exhibitors\, art\, performances\, an EV car show\, and interactive experiences — and the Green & Healthy Schools Symposium on June 13\, which explores how schools can become healthier\, greener\, and more resilient places for students and communities alike. \nBe part of a growing movement to build a healthier\, more resilient future for Greater Cincinnati. Explore the full calendar and learn more at CincinnatiClimateWeek.org.
URL:https://greenumbrella.org/event/cincinnaticlimateweek/
LOCATION:OH
CATEGORIES:Book Events, Signings or Book Clubs,Conferences,Family Activity,Festival,Film Screening,Free,Hosted by Green Umbrella,Information Session,Networking,Outdoor Event,Social Gathering,Tour,Trainings and Classes,Volunteer Event
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SUMMARY:2026 Midwest Sustainability Summit
DESCRIPTION:About the Midwest Regional Sustainability Summit\nThe Midwest Regional Sustainability Summit is the largest sustainability conference in the Midwest\, bringing together 650 passionate and visionary leaders to share inspiring\, forward-thinking\, and solution-oriented ideas that propel us toward a healthier\, more resilient\, sustainable\, and equitable future. Join Fortune 500 powerhouses\, innovative entrepreneurs\, government officials\, sustainability directors\, academic leaders\, nonprofit professionals\, and community advocates committed to solving some of the region’s toughest environmental challenges while creating positive economic impact. \nThe 13th annual Midwest Regional Sustainability Summit will take place on Friday\, June 12\, 2026\, at the Sharonville Convention Center\, just north of Cincinnati\, Ohio. \nThe event features a full day of programming (8:00 am–6:00 pm)\, including 100 speakers\, 45 exhibitors\, an art show\, live performances\, breakfast\, lunch\, a networking reception\, and more. \nThe Summit is hosted by Green Umbrella\, with planning partners including the Ohio Environmental Council\, City of Cincinnati\, City of Dayton\, Xavier University\, University of Cincinnati\, University of Dayton\, Hamilton County ReSource\, and Baraza Impact Design Studio. \n\n2026 Theme: Adapt Today\, Thrive Tomorrow\nAdapt Today\, Thrive Tomorrow calls us to put resilience into practice—not only to withstand the shocks of our time\, but to evolve and thrive through them. Across the Midwest\, communities are grappling with more extreme weather\, shifting economic conditions\, changing political priorities\, and growing social complexity. At the same time\, the rapid emergence of AI\, the spread of misinformation\, and the erosion of shared truths are testing how we lead\, collaborate\, and make decisions in an increasingly uncertain world. \nThis year’s Summit asks: How do we adapt today so we can thrive tomorrow? How can we—across sectors and systems—build the agility\, creativity\, and capacity needed to endure disruption\, reduce the impacts driving climate change\, and sustain progress over time? \nAdapt Today\, Thrive Tomorrow is a call to strengthen individual and organizational resilience\, cultivate solutions that endure\, and work across differences to ignite real change. By adapting with intention and acting with courage and connection\, we can move beyond resilience toward a future where the Midwest not only weathers uncertainty—but grows stronger because we rose to meet it. \n\n2026 Keynote Speaker: Dr. Rebecca Carter\n \nDr. Rebecca Carter brings a global perspective to the Midwest’s most pressing sustainability challenges. She is a leading voice in advancing transformative climate adaptation to build resilient economies and communities—particularly as regions face more extreme weather and shifting environmental conditions. \nRebecca is the former Director of Climate Adaptation and Resilience at the World Resources Institute (WRI) and previously served as a USAID Foreign Service Environment Officer in Indonesia\, Uganda\, and the Philippines. With a Ph.D. in Cultural Anthropology from the University of Arizona\, she brings a deeply human-centered lens to sustainability\, helping leaders move beyond incremental change toward more enduring systems that allow communities to adapt and thrive. \n\nTickets & Registration\nIndividual Registration\n\nEarly Bird: $195 — available January 5 to March 15\nRegular: $215 — available March 16 to May 15\nLast-Chance: $235 — available May 16 to June 12\n\n(Prices increase over time—register early to save.) \nStudent Registration\n\n$65\n\nExhibitor Registration\n(Includes a 6-foot table and two full-day Summit tickets) \n\n$495 – without electricity\n$575 – with electricity\n\n\nEconomic Inclusion & Pay-What-You-Can Tickets\nWe are committed to making the Summit accessible. If cost is a barrier\, please contact events@greenumbrella.org to request a Pay-What-You-Can ticket. \nGreen Umbrella Member Discount\nGreen Umbrella members receive $40 off Early Bird registration and $25 off regular and late registration with an access code.\nUnlock your member discount here. Or email events@greenumbrella.org to confirm your membership status and request your discount code. \nMedia Passes\nInterested in covering the Summit? Contact events@greenumbrella.org to request a complimentary media pass. \n\nSponsorship Opportunities\nPosition your organization as a sustainability leader by becoming a Midwest Sustainability Summit sponsor. Sponsors receive prominent brand recognition and meaningful engagement with Summit attendees. \n👉 View our conference sponsor package. \n\nQuestions?\nContact us anytime at events@greenumbrella.org
URL:https://greenumbrella.org/event/2026-midwest-sustainability-summit/
LOCATION:Sharonville Convention Center\, 11355 Chester Rd\, Cincinnati\, OH\, 45246\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conferences,Hosted by Green Umbrella
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SUMMARY:2026 Green & Healthy Schools Symposium
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to welcome you to the Green & Healthy Schools Symposium in Cincinnati\, Ohio!Join us at Cincinnati Public Schools Rockdale Academy & Learning Garden for an energizing event dedicated to district-wide green sustainability while fostering the well-being of communities across our region and beyond. The Symposium will bring together visionary school district leaders\, educators\, students\, school foodservice champions\, and partner organizations to explore strategies for embedding and sustaining green schoolyards\, green career pathways\, and school community wellness throughout a school district. Presenters\, including student leaders\, will conduct engaging sessions to spark collaboration and equip attendees with resources to accelerate action. \nAnnouncing the Green & Healthy Schools Symposium Keynote Speakers  \nInto the Wild: A Youth Perspective on Taking Learning Outdoors\, Madz Gerker\, Clark Montessori High School \nMadz Gerker will discuss their research on outdoor education as part of a senior project at Clark Montessori High School\, focusing on how being outdoors improves students’ learning experiences and mental health. Madz will describe how they restored one of the many trails behind Clark High Schools and will also share about the youth participatory action research they conducted with a team of youth researchers at Adventure Crew. Actionable items will be shared to give the audience direction on how they can support outdoor education and youth learning experiences. \nRooted in Partnership: Advancing Student Wellness Through Nature\, Brenda Kessler from Children & Nature Network \nWe’ll take a look at how a growing movement is transforming schoolyards into spaces that support student wellness\, learning\, and climate resilience. Through partnerships with school districts\, communities are advancing nature-based infrastructure\, sustainability initiatives\, and healthier environments for children. The Children & Nature Network will highlight its collaboration with Cincinnati Public Schools\, celebrating recent progress captured through Ripple Effect Mapping and how Cincinnati’s leadership is helping move forward the National Green Schoolyards Action Agenda and stands out as an exemplar community\, demonstrating what’s possible and inspiring others to take action. \n8:15 – Check-in & Farm to School Breakfast | Exhibitors and Student Displays\n8:45 – Opening Remarks: City of Cincinnati Councilmember Meeka Owens\n8:55 – Keynote Address: Madz Gerker\, student at Clark Montessori High School and Brenda Kessler\,  Children & Nature Network \n9:45 – Morning Sessions: School District Sustainability Plenary Panel | K-12 Green Career Pathways | Your Role in School Community Wellness \n12:00 – Farm to School Lunch | Climate Cafe  | Exhibitors and Student Displays\n12:40 – Green Career Pathway Panel Moderated by Mary Dudley\, Civic Garden Center \n1:30-3:30 – Afternoon Sessions: Select from double sessions in Green Schoolyards | Workforce Development | School Community Wellness \n3:30-5:00 – Garden Party: Cincinnati Zoo Self-Guided Tours\, Horticulture Stations\, Lite Bites\, and Beverages in the Rockdale Urban Learning Garden |  Exhibitors and Student Displays \nFor more information\, connect with Green & Healthy Schools Director\, Cynthia Walters\, at cynthia@greenumbrella.org \nEXHIBITOR REGISTRATION: \n\n$150 – Exhibitor (includes 1 ticket and a table)\nContact cynthia@greenumbrella.org for more information\n\nINDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION: \nGeneral Registration (beginning May 1): \n\n$125 – General Registration\n$100 – Green Umbrella Member (click here to access the member discount)\n$40 – Student\n\nDISCOUNTS AVAILABLE: \n* We are offering a $25 discount for school administrators\, school staff\, and school district wellness committee members! –>> If you work for a school district\, please enter the discount code 25-OFF at the top of the checkout page. \n* We also are offering a $25 discount for anyone who registers for both the Midwest Sustainability Summit (on 6/12) and the Green & Healthy Schools Symposium. \nECONOMIC INCLUSION: \n* If cost is a barrier\, please reach out to events@greenumbrella.org to request a pay-what-you-can ticket. \nSPONSORSHIP: \nInterested in sponsoring the Green & Healthy Schools Symposium? Contact charlie@greenumbrella.org.
URL:https://greenumbrella.org/event/2026-green-healthy-schools-symposium/
LOCATION:Rockdale Academy\, 335 Rockdale Ave\, Cincinnati\, 45229\, United States
CATEGORIES:Conferences,Hosted by Green Umbrella,Information Session,Networking,Trainings and Classes,Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260619T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260620T190000
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SUMMARY:Restoring our Place in Nature: a New Story from Old Wisdom
DESCRIPTION:Are you concerned about existential threats to the Natural World? Do you believe there are better ways to live in harmony with all Life than what the current socio-political narrative offers? Join a community that seeks to transform the paradigm with bold solutions. \nJoin this conversation to protect the legal Rights of Nature through artistic expression\, faith initiatives\, ancient wisdom\, health and community action to restore the Commons. We convene to build our Social Prosperity and Abundance; to share\, learn\, and advance this transformation. \nThe convergence features Peter Block with the Common Good Collective\, Tish O’Dell with the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund\, and Nancy Stranahan with Arc of Appalachia. Breakout workshop discussions with the Ohio Community Rights/Rights of Nature network\, Faith Communities Go Green\, Co-op Cincy\, Weston A. Price Foundation\, Sustainability Central\, Community Gardeners\, Holistic Health practitioners\, and Community Organizers. \nRegister here.
URL:https://greenumbrella.org/event/restoring-our-place-in-nature-a-new-story-from-old-wisdom/
LOCATION:Xavier University\, United Health Building\, Cincinnati\, ohio\, 45207
CATEGORIES:Conferences
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