Save the date! The CSF will be hosting a student task force watch party on Monday, November 28th from 4-5 pm. Join us in the CSF office located in Gerberding Hall room B-40 to meet fellow students interested in decarbonization efforts on campus.
We have designed three large signs for the UW Farm site at the Center for Urban Horticulture: one for the entrance that includes a detailed map and history of the farm, one that answers a commonly asked question, "where does UW Farm food go?" and one that describes the processes in the vermicomposting facility (another CSF-enabled project for the farm).
The Q Center’s Menstruation Station program aims to undo and mitigate the structures of oppression that impact menstruating bodies with a focus on the needs of queer and trans folks who are often left out of menstruation discourse and care. Our goal is to re-empower bleeding and alleviate the financial and emotional burdens experienced by people who menstruate by providing free menstrual products (both disposable and reusable) to those who need them.
Kort is an undergraduate student pursuing a double degree in Visual Communication Design and Environmental Studies with a minor in Urban Ecological Design. She is interested in how creativity and storytelling can center BIPOC narratives within justice-centered work. Kort is passionate about equity in outdoor spaces, decolonizing sustainability narratives, and community organizing. As the CSF Outreach and Education Coordinator, Kort focuses on building community and engaging in conversations about intersectional sustainability in non-traditional environmental spheres.
Projects requesting $5,000 or less in funding should use the Mini Grant application. This application uses Google forms, consists of seven sections and is estimated to take under an hour to complete. You can also learn more about the funding criteria and application process on our Mini Grant page.