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Join us for a workshop envisioning a future worth working for. Continuing on with our Seeds of Healing theme, this event will include conversation, a sound bath to ground us in a calm state of mind, a visualization of a desirable and ecologically resilient future!
Join us as we close out this year’s theme, Antidotes to Toxicity, with a relaxed social gathering! Come celebrate the conversations, connections, and small acts of resistance that shaped the past year and help us look ahead to what comes next!
Introducing a new theme: Seeds of Healing! Join us at our first event with the Rooted Reads series, featuring The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World by Robin Wall Kimmerer. From 6 to 7 PM at Bird in Hand! Check out our website for more details.
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We hope you’ll join us for a free community skill share featuring a series of hands-on mini-workshops led by artists, educators, land stewards, and healing arts practitioners from across the EDC network. Space is limited, so please register on our page!
[Recording] Artist Roundtable – Confluence: Reimagining Baltimore’s Waterways - Ecological Design Collective ecodesigncollective.org/reco…
Please join us this Friday for an opening of CONFLUENCE: REIMAGINING BALTIMORE’S WATERWAYS. The exhibition opens May 8th and runs through June 12th. Please find more details in our bio!
Join us for a virtual celebration of Earth Day that brings together science, literature, and ecological imagination. This event features a vibrant community of poets, and scholars whose work engages with the natural world across the Mid-Atlantic and beyond. Register on our page!
Join us for the launch of this next project, that explores how waste management policies and unchecked industrial growth have endangered communities across South Baltimore, while amplifying the work of organizers fighting to reclaim their neighborhoods’ futures!
Hi everyone!
Please join us for our next River Reimagining Workshops with the Jones Falls 2076 project.
Participants will imagine futures with the nonhuman species of the Jones Falls! Register at the link on our page!
Introducing an online exhibition by artist Anna-Lena Dauber! By exploring materiality of the everyday both within private and urban spaces, Anna has created art from collected fragments, making sculptures, collages, paintings, and sound works! Visit the exhibition on our page!
We’re so excited to connect with faculty and students in celebration of the Earth! Stop by and see us on April 3rd at Keyser Quad on Homewood Campus
Join artist Ellie Irons for a hands on workshop creating and painting with watercolor paints from regionally sourced wild and weedy plants. This will be followed by an opportunity to experiment with the process in small groups. Please visit our website for more details!
Jones Falls 2076 envisions futures for the river in 2076. River Reimagining workshops will summon action on the future of the Jones Falls. Each workshop is limited to 25–30 collaborators among river advocates, designers, students, etc.
Please register on our website!
We are excited to announce the launch of this pilot cycle of ECC Project Awards! Please scan the QR code or visit our page to learn more about the eligibility criteria as well as steps to apply!
We are so excited to share the new Winter/Spring issue of the Litter! The issue presents the works of many different artists surrounding our Antidotes to Toxicity theme and we would love to see your support! Please visit the link on our webpage to read!
Rejjia Camphor will give an artist talk about her work in community arts, literature, and climate advocacy. Rejjia will be performing a poetry reading and sharing an artist talk about her interdisciplinary practice.
This event is part of the EDC’s Antidotes to Toxicity series.
As 2025 draws to a close, the Ecological Design Collective (EDC) reflects on a year of change and making. Through workshops, conversations, and creative experiments across both themes, we explored how design, art, and ecological thinking can reshape our environments!
