At The Pando Sustainability Awards in April, Fr. Gregory Boyle was presented the Immortal Earthkeeper Award for Lifetime Achievement, honoring legendary efforts he has made through Homeboy Industries for helping young people at the margins of society with reentry. 

Camp Pando is where young people who are reentering from foster, detention, or drop-out experiences create projects that make a difference in neighborhoods where they live—across Los Angeles. 

Pando Days ’24 has officially started, with applications now open to all Southland higher ed instutions.

The Pando Sustainability Awards marked the sustainability event of the year, honoring Panda Days, Magenta House, and Camp Pando participants, and more.

Regional planner, Mark VanderSchaaf, releases the updated version of his e-book on sustainability planning in Los Angeles.

A short interview with artist Tucker Nichols on the importance of his flower paintings.

Vice Chair of the California Democratic Party, Betty Yee, delivers stirring keynote for The Pando Sustainability Awards at Caltech.

We pay tribute, and say goodbye to Devon Hartman

Showcasing 16 projects from 12 Southland universities tackling LA County sustainability.

John Cobb and Mary Elizabeth Moore dialogue on the challenge of living in frightening times, and how it should affect our work.

Sight and sound give rise to different versions of reality. John Cobb unpacks it in the first of a series of blog posts on the senses and what they tell us (and don’t) about what’s out there.

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