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Articles by Alicia Robbins
Weyerhaeuser : A Call for Greater Trust and Transparency in the Carbon Marketplace
By Alicia Robbins VP, Portfolio Analytics & Business Development Leaders from around the world will soon gather in Dubai for COP28 to continue mobilizing the global response to climate change. Among the key topics will be the role and effectiveness of carbon markets as one solution to this challenge. The timing for this conversation is critical.
Happy International Women's Day, Now Can We Please Stop Normalizing Sexual Assault In Teen Movies?
This week I was perusing Netflix when I happened upon the 2016 film "The Edge of 17," written and directed by Kelly Fremon Craig and starring Hailee Steinfeld. As a 19-year-old girl, I am still very much a fan of teenage romantic comedies and all of the cliches that come with them. "The Edge of 17" is about the struggles of high-schooler Nadine when her best, and only, friend begins dating her loathed brother.
Hanes visiting artist to lecture on social aspects of American culture
Last Updated 7 hours ago Buy Photos Maya Gurantz, a Los Angeles based artist, will interrogate social imaginaries of American culture as a lecturer in the art department’s Hanes Visiting Artist Series this Tuesday, Feb. 4 at 5:30 p.m. in Hanes Art Center. Photo courtesy of Maya Gurantz. Maya Gurantz, a Los Angeles-based artist, will investigate social imaginaries of American culture as a lecturer in the art department’s Hanes Visiting Artist Series this Tuesday, Feb.
At Triangle ArtWorks’ SMASH! networking event artists connect, learn and inspire
Last Updated 6 hours ago Buy Photos Triangle ArtWorks will hold SMASH!2020 on Jan. 24 from 6-9 pm. Photo courtesy of Julie Williams Dixon. Triangle ArtWorks invites artists of all disciplines to connect at SMASH! 2020 on Jan. 24 from 6 to 9 p.m. SMASH! is a networking event for the arts industry in the Triangle, allowing artists to express to others what they can offer and what they want.
“The Allusionist” podcast live show acts as a platform for gender equality
Last Updated 20 hours ago Buy Photos Helen Zaltzman (left) and Martin Austwick (right) performing at SF Sketchfest in January 2019, at the Brava Theatre in San Francisco. Photo courtesy of Baranduin Briggs. Helen Zaltzman will bring her podcast, "The Allusionist" to life and challenge the gender binary at Durham MotorCo Music Hall on Oct. 23. “The Allusionist” is an entertainment podcast that discusses language and how and why people use it.
'Baby, It's Cold Outside' Is NOT About Date Rape, It's A Fight Against Social Norms Of The 1940s
The classic Christmas song "Baby, It's Cold Outside" has recently come under attack. There has been controversy over the song being deemed as inappropriate since it has been suggested that it promotes date rape. Others believe that the song is another common example of our culture's promotion of rape. You may be wondering, where did they get that idea from? The controversy has led to one radio station, WDOK, taking the song off the air and banning it from their station.
20 Ways to De-Stress During Finals Week
The last few weeks of the semester is arguably the most stressful time for college students. As classes start to wind down we find ourselves buried under a pile of essays, projects, and tests.
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