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The class, the first of its nature, is a 2-credit course open to all students interested in sustainability. Students spend the semester working on a capstone project decided by themselves and the professor, Stephanie Rose. At the beginning of this semester, the class chose to focus on two areas of need: improving CCNY’s responsible materials management and creating a culture change around sustainability in the student body.
“As of tomorrow, May 1, 2024, and until further notice, all City College classes will be held remotely and all College functions will move online. Campus buildings will be closed to everyone except essential personnel, as defined by supervisors in each area.”
“As a Black student, it’s important for me to show up at the encampment because my liberation is intrinsically tied to the liberation of Palestine.”
“If you have any questions in the meantime, please feel free to reach out to my office or to Dee Dee Mozeleski at dmozeleski@ccny.cuny.edu.”
The film follows the journey of the students dismantling the structures that prevent people of color from enrolling in college, and more specifically the barriers that keep City College segregated from its community in Harlem. “It was so important to us that we represent the way that the Harlem community is,” Schiller emphasized.
Director: Vivek Bald & Alaudin Ullah Genre: Documentary Release Date: 2022
