Tishman Environment and Design Center
@tishmancenter.bsky.social
📍New York City
The New School
We foster design, policy & social justice solutions for environmental issues.
#SustainableTNS
The New School
We foster design, policy & social justice solutions for environmental issues.
#SustainableTNS
🌐Ashli Marino Watson (3/3)
Her practice bridges art, design, and ecological innovation, aiming to reimagine how communities interact with and give back to the natural world.
Her practice bridges art, design, and ecological innovation, aiming to reimagine how communities interact with and give back to the natural world.
December 5, 2025 at 2:04 AM
🌐Ashli Marino Watson (3/3)
Her practice bridges art, design, and ecological innovation, aiming to reimagine how communities interact with and give back to the natural world.
Her practice bridges art, design, and ecological innovation, aiming to reimagine how communities interact with and give back to the natural world.
🌐Ashli Marino Watson (2/3)
regenerative building materials that benefit both nature and human health. Blending design, material innovation, and sustainable practices, Ashli develops projects that address environmental challenges while creating resilient, socially conscious outcomes.
regenerative building materials that benefit both nature and human health. Blending design, material innovation, and sustainable practices, Ashli develops projects that address environmental challenges while creating resilient, socially conscious outcomes.
December 5, 2025 at 2:04 AM
🌐Ashli Marino Watson (2/3)
regenerative building materials that benefit both nature and human health. Blending design, material innovation, and sustainable practices, Ashli develops projects that address environmental challenges while creating resilient, socially conscious outcomes.
regenerative building materials that benefit both nature and human health. Blending design, material innovation, and sustainable practices, Ashli develops projects that address environmental challenges while creating resilient, socially conscious outcomes.
🌐Ashli Marino Watson (1/3)
Ashli Marino Watson is an impact entrepreneur and industrial designer with a background in architecture and agriculture. Her project, Invasive Matters PBC, focuses on ecological restoration and regenerative design, transforming invasive plant biomass into non-toxic,
Ashli Marino Watson is an impact entrepreneur and industrial designer with a background in architecture and agriculture. Her project, Invasive Matters PBC, focuses on ecological restoration and regenerative design, transforming invasive plant biomass into non-toxic,
December 5, 2025 at 2:04 AM
🌐Ashli Marino Watson (1/3)
Ashli Marino Watson is an impact entrepreneur and industrial designer with a background in architecture and agriculture. Her project, Invasive Matters PBC, focuses on ecological restoration and regenerative design, transforming invasive plant biomass into non-toxic,
Ashli Marino Watson is an impact entrepreneur and industrial designer with a background in architecture and agriculture. Her project, Invasive Matters PBC, focuses on ecological restoration and regenerative design, transforming invasive plant biomass into non-toxic,
🌐Antonia Simon (3/3)
As a 2025 Aronson Fellow alongside Kynal Coleman, she is developing Slow Circuits, a refurbished-technology rental and repair library designed that aims to cultivate collective access and digital resilience.
As a 2025 Aronson Fellow alongside Kynal Coleman, she is developing Slow Circuits, a refurbished-technology rental and repair library designed that aims to cultivate collective access and digital resilience.
December 5, 2025 at 2:04 AM
🌐Antonia Simon (3/3)
As a 2025 Aronson Fellow alongside Kynal Coleman, she is developing Slow Circuits, a refurbished-technology rental and repair library designed that aims to cultivate collective access and digital resilience.
As a 2025 Aronson Fellow alongside Kynal Coleman, she is developing Slow Circuits, a refurbished-technology rental and repair library designed that aims to cultivate collective access and digital resilience.
🌐Antonia Simon (2/3)
As a Design and Urban Ecologies master’s student and Social Impact Fellow, she focuses on community-based solutions that confront the extractive socio-ecological realities embedded in contemporary technologies to envision more just digital urban ecologies.
As a Design and Urban Ecologies master’s student and Social Impact Fellow, she focuses on community-based solutions that confront the extractive socio-ecological realities embedded in contemporary technologies to envision more just digital urban ecologies.
December 5, 2025 at 2:04 AM
🌐Antonia Simon (2/3)
As a Design and Urban Ecologies master’s student and Social Impact Fellow, she focuses on community-based solutions that confront the extractive socio-ecological realities embedded in contemporary technologies to envision more just digital urban ecologies.
As a Design and Urban Ecologies master’s student and Social Impact Fellow, she focuses on community-based solutions that confront the extractive socio-ecological realities embedded in contemporary technologies to envision more just digital urban ecologies.
🌐Antonia Simon (1/3)
Antonia is a designer and researcher whose work seeks to rebalance the relationship between nature and technology within urban ecosystems.
Antonia is a designer and researcher whose work seeks to rebalance the relationship between nature and technology within urban ecosystems.
December 5, 2025 at 2:04 AM
🌐Antonia Simon (1/3)
Antonia is a designer and researcher whose work seeks to rebalance the relationship between nature and technology within urban ecosystems.
Antonia is a designer and researcher whose work seeks to rebalance the relationship between nature and technology within urban ecosystems.
🌐Fernanda Rebelato (3/3)
her research centers care as essential economic infrastructure & examines unpaid care labor policies in Latin America. She will focus on COP30’s aftermath & how global climate governance centers, or not, debates over care, climate, & women’s livelihoods.
her research centers care as essential economic infrastructure & examines unpaid care labor policies in Latin America. She will focus on COP30’s aftermath & how global climate governance centers, or not, debates over care, climate, & women’s livelihoods.
December 5, 2025 at 2:04 AM
🌐Fernanda Rebelato (3/3)
her research centers care as essential economic infrastructure & examines unpaid care labor policies in Latin America. She will focus on COP30’s aftermath & how global climate governance centers, or not, debates over care, climate, & women’s livelihoods.
her research centers care as essential economic infrastructure & examines unpaid care labor policies in Latin America. She will focus on COP30’s aftermath & how global climate governance centers, or not, debates over care, climate, & women’s livelihoods.
🌐Fernanda Rebelato (2/3)
She holds a degree in International Relations from the University of São Paulo and has over seven years of experience advancing inclusive development through work with international organizations.
Pursuing an MA in International Affairs at The New School,
She holds a degree in International Relations from the University of São Paulo and has over seven years of experience advancing inclusive development through work with international organizations.
Pursuing an MA in International Affairs at The New School,
December 5, 2025 at 2:04 AM
🌐Fernanda Rebelato (2/3)
She holds a degree in International Relations from the University of São Paulo and has over seven years of experience advancing inclusive development through work with international organizations.
Pursuing an MA in International Affairs at The New School,
She holds a degree in International Relations from the University of São Paulo and has over seven years of experience advancing inclusive development through work with international organizations.
Pursuing an MA in International Affairs at The New School,
🌐Fernanda Rebelato (1/3)
Fernanda Rebelato is a Brazilian researcher and practitioner focused on intersectional, gender-transformative approaches to women’s livelihoods and economic inclusion.
Fernanda Rebelato is a Brazilian researcher and practitioner focused on intersectional, gender-transformative approaches to women’s livelihoods and economic inclusion.
December 5, 2025 at 2:04 AM
🌐Fernanda Rebelato (1/3)
Fernanda Rebelato is a Brazilian researcher and practitioner focused on intersectional, gender-transformative approaches to women’s livelihoods and economic inclusion.
Fernanda Rebelato is a Brazilian researcher and practitioner focused on intersectional, gender-transformative approaches to women’s livelihoods and economic inclusion.
🌐Sofya Krasnay (4/4)
Her practice bridges scientific research, urban policy, and design innovation, advancing strategies that restore ecosystems, modernize industrial zones, and support equitable, future-ready coastal cities.
Her practice bridges scientific research, urban policy, and design innovation, advancing strategies that restore ecosystems, modernize industrial zones, and support equitable, future-ready coastal cities.
December 5, 2025 at 2:04 AM
🌐Sofya Krasnay (4/4)
Her practice bridges scientific research, urban policy, and design innovation, advancing strategies that restore ecosystems, modernize industrial zones, and support equitable, future-ready coastal cities.
Her practice bridges scientific research, urban policy, and design innovation, advancing strategies that restore ecosystems, modernize industrial zones, and support equitable, future-ready coastal cities.
🌐Sofya Krasnay (3/4)
Sofya is an Associate Landscape Architect at EDSA and a Senior Designer at Second Nature Ecology + Design, contributing to major international resilience and ecological design projects.
Sofya is an Associate Landscape Architect at EDSA and a Senior Designer at Second Nature Ecology + Design, contributing to major international resilience and ecological design projects.
December 5, 2025 at 2:04 AM
🌐Sofya Krasnay (3/4)
Sofya is an Associate Landscape Architect at EDSA and a Senior Designer at Second Nature Ecology + Design, contributing to major international resilience and ecological design projects.
Sofya is an Associate Landscape Architect at EDSA and a Senior Designer at Second Nature Ecology + Design, contributing to major international resilience and ecological design projects.
🌐Sofya Krasnay (2/4)
She is a Ph.D. candidate at The New School, where her work focuses on integrating Nature-Based Solutions into New York City’s reindustrialized estuary through a social-ecological-technological systems framework with a strong emphasis on environmental justice.
She is a Ph.D. candidate at The New School, where her work focuses on integrating Nature-Based Solutions into New York City’s reindustrialized estuary through a social-ecological-technological systems framework with a strong emphasis on environmental justice.
December 5, 2025 at 2:04 AM
🌐Sofya Krasnay (2/4)
She is a Ph.D. candidate at The New School, where her work focuses on integrating Nature-Based Solutions into New York City’s reindustrialized estuary through a social-ecological-technological systems framework with a strong emphasis on environmental justice.
She is a Ph.D. candidate at The New School, where her work focuses on integrating Nature-Based Solutions into New York City’s reindustrialized estuary through a social-ecological-technological systems framework with a strong emphasis on environmental justice.
🌐Sofya Krasnay (1/4)
Sofya Krasnay is an urban designer and researcher specializing in ecological and climate-responsive planning for reindustrialized waterfronts.
Sofya Krasnay is an urban designer and researcher specializing in ecological and climate-responsive planning for reindustrialized waterfronts.
December 5, 2025 at 2:04 AM
🌐Sofya Krasnay (1/4)
Sofya Krasnay is an urban designer and researcher specializing in ecological and climate-responsive planning for reindustrialized waterfronts.
Sofya Krasnay is an urban designer and researcher specializing in ecological and climate-responsive planning for reindustrialized waterfronts.
🌐Kyndal Coleman (3/3)
confront extractive systems & reimagine our linear relationship to waste. Working in tandem w/ Antonia Simon as a '25 Aronson Fellow, she's excited to develop solutions for slowing the tech life cycle by developing an accessible, community-driven model for tech repair & rental
confront extractive systems & reimagine our linear relationship to waste. Working in tandem w/ Antonia Simon as a '25 Aronson Fellow, she's excited to develop solutions for slowing the tech life cycle by developing an accessible, community-driven model for tech repair & rental
December 5, 2025 at 2:04 AM
🌐Kyndal Coleman (3/3)
confront extractive systems & reimagine our linear relationship to waste. Working in tandem w/ Antonia Simon as a '25 Aronson Fellow, she's excited to develop solutions for slowing the tech life cycle by developing an accessible, community-driven model for tech repair & rental
confront extractive systems & reimagine our linear relationship to waste. Working in tandem w/ Antonia Simon as a '25 Aronson Fellow, she's excited to develop solutions for slowing the tech life cycle by developing an accessible, community-driven model for tech repair & rental
🌐Kyndal Coleman (2/3)
As an Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management master’s student and a Public Engagement Fellow, Kyndal focuses on fostering ecologically responsible and communally rooted solutions to waste remediation that challenge norms of overconsumption,
As an Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management master’s student and a Public Engagement Fellow, Kyndal focuses on fostering ecologically responsible and communally rooted solutions to waste remediation that challenge norms of overconsumption,
December 5, 2025 at 2:04 AM
🌐Kyndal Coleman (2/3)
As an Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management master’s student and a Public Engagement Fellow, Kyndal focuses on fostering ecologically responsible and communally rooted solutions to waste remediation that challenge norms of overconsumption,
As an Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management master’s student and a Public Engagement Fellow, Kyndal focuses on fostering ecologically responsible and communally rooted solutions to waste remediation that challenge norms of overconsumption,
🌐Kyndal Coleman (1/3)
Kyndal is an e-waste steward, creative, and scholar-activist from Villa Rica, Georgia, whose work centers on cultivating regenerative and community-centered approaches to waste remediation.
Kyndal is an e-waste steward, creative, and scholar-activist from Villa Rica, Georgia, whose work centers on cultivating regenerative and community-centered approaches to waste remediation.
December 5, 2025 at 2:04 AM
🌐Kyndal Coleman (1/3)
Kyndal is an e-waste steward, creative, and scholar-activist from Villa Rica, Georgia, whose work centers on cultivating regenerative and community-centered approaches to waste remediation.
Kyndal is an e-waste steward, creative, and scholar-activist from Villa Rica, Georgia, whose work centers on cultivating regenerative and community-centered approaches to waste remediation.
🌐Grace Anderson (3/3)
and build toward a liberatory future. She's currently getting her MFA in Creative Writing (Nonfiction) at the New School and is co-editing an anthology on Blackness, Queerness, and Nature to be published by Milkweed Editions.
and build toward a liberatory future. She's currently getting her MFA in Creative Writing (Nonfiction) at the New School and is co-editing an anthology on Blackness, Queerness, and Nature to be published by Milkweed Editions.
December 5, 2025 at 2:04 AM
🌐Grace Anderson (3/3)
and build toward a liberatory future. She's currently getting her MFA in Creative Writing (Nonfiction) at the New School and is co-editing an anthology on Blackness, Queerness, and Nature to be published by Milkweed Editions.
and build toward a liberatory future. She's currently getting her MFA in Creative Writing (Nonfiction) at the New School and is co-editing an anthology on Blackness, Queerness, and Nature to be published by Milkweed Editions.
🌐Grace Anderson (2/3)
and an unflinching orientation toward abundance and collective liberation. She founded The Lupine Collaborative (TLC), a literary organization advancing environmental and climate justice by abundantly resourcing Black women, non-binary, and transgender people to dream, ideate,
and an unflinching orientation toward abundance and collective liberation. She founded The Lupine Collaborative (TLC), a literary organization advancing environmental and climate justice by abundantly resourcing Black women, non-binary, and transgender people to dream, ideate,
December 5, 2025 at 2:04 AM
🌐Grace Anderson (2/3)
and an unflinching orientation toward abundance and collective liberation. She founded The Lupine Collaborative (TLC), a literary organization advancing environmental and climate justice by abundantly resourcing Black women, non-binary, and transgender people to dream, ideate,
and an unflinching orientation toward abundance and collective liberation. She founded The Lupine Collaborative (TLC), a literary organization advancing environmental and climate justice by abundantly resourcing Black women, non-binary, and transgender people to dream, ideate,
🌐Grace Anderson (1/3)
Grace Anderson is a writer, imaginary, and world-bender curating at the intersection of queerness, resource mobilization, climate & environmental justice, and Black dignity & imagination. She approaches her work with curiosity, limitlessness,
Grace Anderson is a writer, imaginary, and world-bender curating at the intersection of queerness, resource mobilization, climate & environmental justice, and Black dignity & imagination. She approaches her work with curiosity, limitlessness,
December 5, 2025 at 2:04 AM
🌐Grace Anderson (1/3)
Grace Anderson is a writer, imaginary, and world-bender curating at the intersection of queerness, resource mobilization, climate & environmental justice, and Black dignity & imagination. She approaches her work with curiosity, limitlessness,
Grace Anderson is a writer, imaginary, and world-bender curating at the intersection of queerness, resource mobilization, climate & environmental justice, and Black dignity & imagination. She approaches her work with curiosity, limitlessness,
The coalition, representing millions of frontline and fenceline community members, will not stand for EPA's proposals to revoke critical protections, erase environmental justice, and gut EPA funding, research, staff, air monitoring, and investments.
December 2, 2025 at 1:50 PM
The coalition, representing millions of frontline and fenceline community members, will not stand for EPA's proposals to revoke critical protections, erase environmental justice, and gut EPA funding, research, staff, air monitoring, and investments.
📣FOR PRESS AND MEDIA PARTNERS
Please reach out to Anne Hawke at annehawke@gmail.com
Coordinated by Agency, and supported by Communities First and the Tishman Center for Environment and Design.
Please reach out to Anne Hawke at annehawke@gmail.com
Coordinated by Agency, and supported by Communities First and the Tishman Center for Environment and Design.
November 25, 2025 at 9:43 PM
📣FOR PRESS AND MEDIA PARTNERS
Please reach out to Anne Hawke at annehawke@gmail.com
Coordinated by Agency, and supported by Communities First and the Tishman Center for Environment and Design.
Please reach out to Anne Hawke at annehawke@gmail.com
Coordinated by Agency, and supported by Communities First and the Tishman Center for Environment and Design.