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SUMMARY:United Row's Race Across the Pacific
DESCRIPTION:Cheer on best friends\, Anna McLean & Jenny D’Anthony as they attempt a record breaking challenge to be the youngest and fastest female pair to row across the Pacific Ocean for The World’s Toughest Row. \nThey will leave on UN World Oceans Day\, Saturday\, June 8th 2024 from Monterey\, California and finish 2800 miles and approximately 60 days later at Hanalei Bay on the stunning island of Kaua’i\, Hawaii. \nAnna & Jenny met almost 10 years ago on the Clemson Rowing Team. Anna from the United Kingdom & Jenny from the United States known together as “United Row” \n“At Clemson we have alway been able to count on each other to pour their heart into every race whilst having a good time. \nWe’ve always had each others back\, both on and off the water. By fate or by luck we ended up living together in a small town in Arizona and from then on passion for adventure and challenge flourished. \nFinding ourselves doing spontaneous adventures.. summiting mountains on repeat\, cycling as far as our legs would take us all in ‘mostly’ high spirits and whacky 1/2 marathons… our friendship thrived when we both realized we always say “YES!” \nIt was an inevitable “Yes!” to our next adventure\, Rowing the Pacific. Standing united\, we are ready to conquer the pacific ocean together with your support.” \nJenny and Anna are advocates for the ocean and the environment and will be rowing through the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. By rowing across the Pacific\, they want to awaken new depths of understanding\, compassion\, collaboration\, commitment\, and more. They are also rowing to help financially support Clemson’s women student-athletes. \nJenny is an open water ocean swimmer in Jacksonville\, Florida\, which connects her with Joni Roberts and Evolution University\, Friends of UN World Oceans Day and UN Global Goals Week Partner. \nHead to United Row’s website to find ways you can support fundraising efforts and follow Evolution University on social media for updates on their adventure. Find us with #EvolveOurWorld. \nUnited in Sport – United in Education – United in Leadership
URL:https://unworldoceansday.org/calendar/united-rows-race-across-the-pacific/
LOCATION:The Worlds Toughest Row at Historic Monterey Harbor\, 250 Figueroa St.\, Monterey\, CA\, 93940\, United States
CATEGORIES:Hybrid
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ORGANIZER;CN="Joni Roberts":MAILTO:joni@evolution.university
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SUMMARY:Reconciliation festival
DESCRIPTION:Reconciliation festival is a new Norwegian initiative in Stavanger region whose vision is guided by the United Nations Agenda 2030 and the UN Sustainable Development Goals. It is a unique chamber musical festival which invites artists alongside scientists to demonstrate how art and science together can contribute to build a beautiful world\, and invites the public to share the artistic experience as a reconciliation force in society and a step towards sustainability. \nThe theme for 2024 is the breath of the new world\, drawing inspiration from the warmth and vibrant colors of South American cultures\, while inviting everyone to awaken new depths and reflect on the vision we wish for our future world. \nStavanger’s history is linked to the North Sea and the preservation of the oceans and marine life will be addressed by several arrangements during the festival. \n\nArtistic workshop for kids (free) by artist Fauve Tintigner\, after Camille Stories by Professor Donna Haraway : “In a future around 2100\, science has allowed humans to hybridize\, to be as close as possible to the living beings that need protection. Your mission is to protect a marine animal of your choice. What would you put in place?”\nbeach yoga class with Vanessa Livingston\nbeach cleaning action and conversation with Nadia Aarab from Clean Shores about sustainability in everydaylife\nMulti-disciplinary creation and premiere: ” the thicknesses of the landscapes” where cellist Jakob Koranyi\, violinist Sonoko Miriam Welde and pianist Frederic Vaysse-Knitter join their voices to artist Fauve Tintigner to narrate and promote sustainable journeys in the Nordic world.
URL:https://unworldoceansday.org/calendar/reconciliation-festival/
LOCATION:Stavanger- Sola\, Stavanger\, Rogaland\, 4032\, Norway
CATEGORIES:In-Person
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ORGANIZER;CN="NIRINA HALLER":MAILTO:contact@reconciliation-festival.com
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