October 18 – 21, 2012

California State University Stanislaus

Get inspired and equipped for the green future of the Central Valley, at the Conference for Sustainable Futures, October 13-16, 2011, at California State University, Stanislaus.

The Council for Sustainable Futures is pleased to host the annual environmental conference, featuring speakers, and activities that promote environmental solutions, human rights, and social engagement. Come and see how people are making a difference, globally, nationally and locally.

Morning sessions of the conference feature live satellite feeds from The Bioneers Conference, an acclaimed forum of social and scientific innovators.

This event is free to students, faculty, staff and the community. No registration required.

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Afternoon Sessions of the Conference are devoted to local action and expertise. Panel discussions involving CSU Stanislaus faculty and students, and Central Valley community members, offer thoughtful conversations on a number of topics. Some past Conference sessions have addressed:

Food, Agriculture and Change in California
How to Spot Sustainability Indicators
Down to the Last Drop: Critical Water Issues in the Central Valley
Geospatial Tools for Conservation & Sustainability
Reading, Writing and Restoration: The Educational Value of Teaching Rivers
Solar Energy: Clean, Sustainable, and Affordable Energy for the San Joaquin Valley
Reducing Our Carbon Footprint
Air Quality in the San Joaquin Valley
Policy Solutions for Sustainability
Waste: Problems and Possibilities

We look forward to seeing you at the conference.

This conference is hosted by The College of Humanities and Social Sciences, one of four Colleges within the University that is taking leadership in preparing the future workforce for the green economy.