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All We Can Save: A CSU reading group – The Cauldron

maximios November 21, 2025 Guide

Facilitated by Dr. Mike Skladany, Camden Lockner, Kamyra Plicka, and Kayleigh Connors*; Department of Criminology and Sociology

Located on Cleveland State University’s campus from April 7th  – June 9th    

Synopsis 

All too often, real solutions to the existential planetary crisis of climate change seem so far removed and at best, hopeless. Overwhelmingly, the slate of proposed climate “solutions” bandied about are jargon-laden, unrealistically utopian and far removed from the encroaching anxieties of the world’s citizens.

In our present-day dystopia, two facts remain; global mean temperatures continue to rise, and the world has not come to an effective consensus on how to resolve this growing ecological and human catastrophe. 

The brilliant eco-anthology, “All We Can Save: Truth, Courage and Solutions for the Climate Crisis”, a collection of essays and poems by women at the forefront of the climate justice movement, recontextualizes the climate crisis by grounding it in our lives, places and spirits. 

For the sake of our current and future generations, and especially Mother Earth, please join us as we embark on an inclusive march forward in addressing the most pressing issue of the twenty first century.  

Schedule 6:00-7:15pm 

Date  Reading Section  Page numbers 
April 7  Introduction  Overview;  Hoodwinked in the Hothouse 
April 14  BEGIN + Section 1: Root  All We Can Save: pp. xvii-xxiv, 3-48 
April 21  Section 2: Advocate  All We Can Save: pp. 51-102 
April 28  Section 3: Reframe  All We Can Save: pp. 105-144 Guest Discussant Tish O’ Dell CELDF 
May 5  Section 4: Reshape  All We Can Save: pp. 147-183 Guest Discussant Jennifer McMillin SOPEC 
May 12  Section 5: Persist  All We Can Save: pp. 187-227 
May 19  Section 6: Feel  All We Can Save: pp. 231-283 
May 26  Memorial Day  Library closed 
June 2  Section 7: Nourish  All We Can Save: pp. 287-320 Guest Discussants Shallana Davis Rid-All Green Partnership; Dr. Ben Belton, MSU & IFPRI 
June 9  Section 8: Rise  All We Can Save: pp. 323-368; 371-374 

*Notable guest discussants throughout our sessions  

April 28th Tish O’ Dell, Consulting Director of the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund https://celdf.org/ 

May 5th Jennifer McMillin, Regional Director for Northeast Ohio for Sustainable Ohio Public Energy Council https://www.sopec-oh.gov/ 

June 2nd Shallanna Davis, 2012 CSU Alumni, Rid-All Green Partnership https://ridall.org/ 

June 2nd Dr. Belton, Associate Professor of International Development, Michigan State University/ Research Fellow, International Food Policy Research Institute, Dhaka, Bangladesh https://www.ifpri.org/profile/ben-belton/ 

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