Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory

EPOSAK Foundation: Transforming lives through sustainable tourism
Lucía Coll – Managing Director – EPOSAK Foundation 2022 WE Empower Finalist, Latin America and the Caribbean At a very young age, Lucia Coll developed an interest in hiking, nature, and climbing.

A Mother’s Care: 360Moms digital maternity support
Parenting calls on undivided care and investment. Unfortunately, in many countries, it can be difficult to find basic quality resources for pregnancy and raising children.

Tradeoffs between mating effort and parenting effort in a polygynandrous mammal
Graduate student Caitlin Hawley has published her master's research on mating and parenting behavior dynamics in olive baboons. She found that male baboons experience a trade-off between courting sexually receptive

Mission nutrition with Kumar Chandran, USDA Senior Advisor
Our cohort was extremely fortunate to spend a week in Washington D.C. to learn more about the intricacies and complexities of policy making. We met with many varied stakeholders working within the policy sphere to learn about the impacts one can have and the many paths that can lead you there. One such individual that I was especially ecstatic to meet was Kumar Chandran.
Cardiac Amyloidosis Research Seminar 8.17.23 @ 5:30PM Dinner; 6:30PM Debate
ASU-Mayo Health Futures Center, Phoenix https://na.eventscloud.com/website/59087/

Agrowomen: Adding great value to oilseeds and cereal in Mali, Africa
2022 WE Empower Finalist, Sub-Saharan Africa Fily Keita is the founder and CEO of Agrowomen, a Malian cereals and oilseeds processing social enterprise. Keita is passionate about women’s economic empowerment and development.

ASU Swette Center given lead role in USDA Program: $100 million to support transitioning and existing organic producers
As part of USDA’s $100 Million Dollar Transition to Organic Partnerships Program (TOPP), the ASU Swette Center for Sustainable Food Systems will serve as the state lead to support farmers
Moroccan locust outbreak in Afghanistan breadbasket
By Mira Ries In March 2023, for the first time in two decades, swarms of Moroccan locusts (Dociostaurus maroccanus) arrived in northern Afghanistan. Drought, excessive grazing, minimal early control efforts,
How the humanities are taking their place within sustainability science
How can humanities research contribute to creating a healthier planet? Sustainability and humanities scholars from ASU gathered at the Walton Center for Planetary Health to discuss this question and more
ASU to launch humanities-driven sustainability hub
Arizona State University’s Julie Ann Wrigley Global Futures Laboratory is now home to the UNESCO BRIDGES Sustainability Science Coalition Flagship Hub. The Flagship Hub launched on Oct. 19 at the

Oorja Development Solutions: Financing and installing decentralized solar energy systems at the farm level
Clementine Chambon – Co-founder & CTO – Oorja Development Solutions 2022 WE Empower Finalist, Asia-Pacific Clementine Chambon is the co-founder and CTO of Oorja Development Solutions, an award-winning farming service company in India.
SPRI awarded ASU's President's Award for Sustainability
SPRI was awarded the coveted President's Award for Sustainability from Arizona State University. This award recognizes SPRI's collaborative nature, impacts on campus, and use-inspired, research. Our submission discusses the importance