Barbados-Carolina Celebration Emphasizes Historic Connections
The Barbados Carolinas Legacy Foundation recently hosted a series of events featuring prominent guests from as far as Barbados and New York
Category: education
GOOD IDEA: Old Skool for Youth
our first Share project. Old Skool Cafe from stillmotion on Vimeo. As a juvenile corrections officer, it broke Teresa Goine’s heart to
We Can Improve Local Food Access: #FUNDTHEBUS
Lowcountry Street Grocery has a well-crafted plan to improve healthy food access, particularly in our “food deserts” and bolster our local food economy at
Seeking “Makers in Residence” – Apply Now
From 3D printing to knitting, gardening to robotics, Charleston’s maker community is diverse and growing, and CCPL’s new Makers in Residence Series seeks creative
Apr 8 – Sustainability & “The Value of Nothing”
Dr. Raj Patel’s Keynote Speech The Value of Nothing April 8th 5:30 pm Sottile Theater FREE Hosted by: CofC Office of Sustainability
Apr 9 – Lecture: Student Activism During the Civil Rights Movement
Write the Vision, Make It Plain: Narrative and Counter Narrative as a Prelude to the Black Student Movement On April 9th the
GOOD JOB: MUSC UBAN FARM SEEKS GARDEN EDUCATOR
JOB TITLE: Garden Educator JOB DESCRIPTION: This temporary contract position will work with MUSC Urban Farm to provide hands-on education in organic
Top 10 Reasons to Attend Charleston #GOODSHARING Event
By now, we hope you have heard about the upcoming #GOODSHARING Event, which is a 3-day free community building event being held
10 Food Facts [infographic]
This Friday’s Food Tip focuses on some fun food facts. Here are some other fascinating food facts: Top 10 Incredible Food Facts
Calling all Lowcountry Youth…
Calling all Lowcountry youth! CharlestonGOOD would like to feature your pictures, videos, ideas, resources, suggestions and stories at CharlestonGOOD.com. Our focus is