- The choices I make with my money (i.e. what I buy, where I buy from, and how much of something I buy at a time) affects the production line for that product, as well as the environment, considering that what I buy might have disposable parts that I throw away without thinking. As well, the choices I make in public spaces (littering, etc.) can have affects beyond what I intentionally imagined them to have for the environment and for the wellbeing of the space around me.
- I think I am a product of interdependence. In today’s age, it is incredibly hard to live in a vacuum, or off the grid, enough that I never rely on or encounter interdependent scenarios and actions in my day-to-day life.
Globally Integrated Semester (GIS) Workshop Series
Center for Global Study and Engagement; Center for Sustainability Education; Office of Equity and Inclusion and the Center for Civic Learning and Action
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