Ecosa was one of those experiences that you don’t fully realize everything you got out of it until you’ve packed your bags and headed out on your next adventure. Everyday in the program was filled with new learnings, discussed or debated amongst your fellow cohort, guest speakers, and teachers. Whether knowingly or not, everyday outside the program you apply bits and pieces of those those discussions...and those bits and pieces add up!
When I reflect on my time at Ecosa I feel beyond satisfied knowing it was time well spent discovering a better approach to thinking and gaining memories that will last a lifetime.
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- 1300 W. Gurley Street Suite 2 Prescott AZ 86305 USA
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Causes: Arts & Culture, Arts Education, Education, Environment, Natural Resources Conservation & Protection, Secondary & High Schools, Vocational & Technical Schools
Mission: The mission of the Ecosa Institute is to restore health to the natural environment, and thus the human environment, through education in design. Our vision is of a world that blends the ethical and ecological values critical to the health of the environment with the vitality and dynamism of the design arts.
Results: More than 300 students of all ages and backgrounds have received a Certificate in Regenerative Ecological (RE-) Design since Ecosa's inception in 2000. Nationally-noted guest speakers have enlightened students in the areas of ecology, environmental impacts, alternative energy and whole systems, architecture and alternative building systems, and city, urban, interior, communication, and product design- all with the message of designing sustainable and regenerative solutions to the issues of today. Field trips to Arizona's natural and architectural wonders teach students about the effects of climate change on ancient cultures, the honored place water holds in the Hopi culture, future urban design ideas, and rainwater harvesting in the desert, as well as aboriginal living skills and a sense of tribe.
Target demographics: educate future change agents
Direct beneficiaries per year: Coalition for Compassion and Justice homeless shelters
Geographic areas served: ecological design
Programs: a Certificate in Regenerative Ecological (RE-) Design earned through experiential and hands-on learning of design and designing with nature to provide sustainable and regenerative solutions to problems of the 21st century.
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