Join our virtual Lunch and Learn Info Session where we will provide details about the new UVI Renewable Energy Technology program courses, admission and enrollment.
The session will be taking place on Zoom. You can register at the link or at the Meeting ID below.
Registration Link: https://bit.ly/UVIAASRET
MEETING ID: 990 9455 5639
Join a FREE workshop to learn how to mitigate and minimize the effects of extreme heat in the workplace.
Join a FREE workshop to learn how to mitigate and minimize the effects of extreme heat in the workplace.
Join a public lecture to learn how the coasts of the USVI are impacted by various natural processes and hazards.
Join us at the Energy Fair for live demonstrations to showcase electric vehicles and solar power, composting, and many other technologies and approaches available to USVI people. In addition, visitors will have the opportunity to hear great new ideas about the future of energy technology and policy from students from the Caribbean and around the world, who will showcase their latest research and breakthroughs.
“The Energy Fair will connect the public to products and services that will increase its resilience and live a more secure life. This event will provide all the information that we need to start making smart investments and choices to be in a better position for the future.” -Greg Guannel, director of CGTC
“This fair will be the opportunity to show all the good work that we’re doing to help Virgin Islanders be more energy secure and for our islands to be more resilient.” -Kyle Fleming, director of VI Energy Office
51st Annual Agricultural and Food Fair of the US Virgin Islands! This is the largest “country fair” in the Caribbean representing farmers and local culture. Enjoy local food and beverages from the large selection of booths. Dance and fete to local music and live performances. Learn about our local agriculture on St Croix from the farmers who work tirelessly to make it happen. Browse displays from vendors and businesses. And, of course, shop for local art, clothing, jewelry, jams, jellies, spice mixes, and best of all – local plants, fruits and veggies produced by our farmers!
Join us for the inaugural Energy Fair in the US Virgin Islands.
St. Thomas - UVI Sports and Fitness Center - Saturday, October 15th
St. Croix - UVI Albert A. Sheen Campus - Sunday, October 30th
Join us for the inaugural Energy Fair in the US Virgin Islands.
St. Thomas - UVI Sports and Fitness Center - Saturday, October 15th
St. Croix - UVI Albert A. Sheen Campus - Sunday, October 30th
Please join Region 2’s Climate Adaptation Initiative Committee (CAIC) for a Lunch & Learn on Framing and Messaging Climate Change. This event will feature Subject Matter Experts who will discuss climate change as a risk to infrastructure and natural resources, climate change disinformation and misinformation and talk about the importance of messaging climate change to communities.
Join us for an interactive webinar on current programs and resources for advancing individual and community health and wellbeing in the U.S. Virgin Islands. The global COVID-19 pandemic and its economic impacts continue to have a disproportionate effect on vulnerable populations. This webinar highlights various organizations and programs working in the USVI and nationally to help residents and communities improve health outcomes as well as overall resilience.
Agrifest 2022 happening at Fairgrounds Estate Lower Love, St. Croix from May 28-30th 9am - 6pm.
Agrifest 2022 happening at Fairgrounds Estate Lower Love, St. Croix from May 28-30th 9am - 6pm.
Agrifest 2022 happening at Fairgrounds Estate Lower Love, St. Croix from May 28-30th 9am - 6pm.
Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands have unique historical, geographic, ecological, social, and cultural dynamics. They face climate challenges that require science-based, locally-driven, culturally-informed solutions. This conference will gather leaders in government, business, society, and nonprofits to share insights, support, experiences, and solutions to the immediate and urgent challenges posed to island communities by climate change. Speakers will address the shared priorities to save lives, protect economies and the environment, and sustain livable communities, as well as measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and build back better in a more sustainable, healthy, equitable and resilient way.
Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands have unique historical, geographic, ecological, social, and cultural dynamics. They face climate challenges that require science-based, locally-driven, culturally-informed solutions. This conference will gather leaders in government, business, society, and nonprofits to share insights, support, experiences, and solutions to the immediate and urgent challenges posed to island communities by climate change. Speakers will address the shared priorities to save lives, protect economies and the environment, and sustain livable communities, as well as measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and build back better in a more sustainable, healthy, equitable and resilient way.
This session is being held by the University of Delaware, Biden School of Public Policy and Administration’s Island Policy Lab through a grant by the Oak Ridge Associated Universities. We will discuss new and innovative tools, processes and technologies that can promote islands’ energy sustainability.
This session is being held by the University of Delaware, Biden School of Public Policy and Administration’s Island Policy Lab through a grant by the Oak Ridge Associated Universities. We will discuss new and innovative tools, processes and technologies that can promote islands’ energy sustainability.
This session is being held by the University of Delaware, Biden School of Public Policy and Administration’s Island Policy Lab through a grant by the Oak Ridge Associated Universities. We will discuss new and innovative tools, processes and technologies that can promote islands’ energy sustainability.
This session is being held by the University of Delaware, Biden School of Public Policy and Administration’s Island Policy Lab through a grant by the Oak Ridge Associated Universities. We will discuss new and innovative tools, processes and technologies that can promote islands’ energy sustainability.
What happens when you bring together passionate VI community members and allow them to work together creatively to find innovative solutions to our waste management crisis? Let's find out!
After two Cat5 hurricanes, 2 years of severe drought, and a pandemic, what can we do to be more resilient to the impacts of natural disasters? Join VITEMA and UVI for a two-day workshop to hear about our progress finalizing a disaster risk reduction plan for the territory, and share your thoughts on how we can become more resilient.
You will walk away from this workshop with a better understanding of how to reduce risk in the VI, and how you can contribute to develop a sustainable roadmap to resilience in your organization. This will also be an opportunity to provide your feedback on our work.
Register here: https://resilientvi.org/the-4th-annual-workshop-copy
Taking Down Buildings to Build Up the Circular Economy
Taking Down Buildings to Build Up the Circular Economy
Join us on a tour of the neighbors in your community who are already using renewable energy in creative ways- could these solutions work for you?
This webinar features Michael Bornn, Head of School at VIMSIA; Kenneth Mills, Head of School at Gifft Hill; Aaron Hutchins, Co-Founder and Managing Partner at Leatherback Brewing Co; Nejeh Yusuf, Plaza Extra East; and Doug White about Water Pump retrofits for the home.
Find out why an electric vehicle could be an affordable choice for any Virgin Islander’s next ride!
As the U.S. Virgin Islands moves towards a more sustainable future it is vital that we consider the fossil fuel emissions from our transportation sector. This webinar features Dr. Shelley Francis, Co-Founder and Principal of EVNoire, Valerie Askinazi, EPA Region 2 and Kyle Fleming, Director of VI Energy Office
Think you can’t afford solar power? We have solutions for all budgets, join our first webinar and see how sustainable energy can work for you.
This webinar features the Solarize St. Thomas Coalition, VICS, Rotary East Eco, Solar Crowdsource and Community Action NOW!
On behalf of the Emerging Caribbean Scientists (ECS) Program and the College of Science and Mathematics, you are cordially invited to attend the 21st Annual Fall Student Research Symposium.
The HMRP team at UVI is hosting a webinar titled “Rethinking Resilience in the Virgin Islands” on Thursday August 26, 2021 from 12-1:30pm. If you want to learn about best practices for building resilience, then make sure to register at the following link: Rethinking Resilience in the VI — USVI HMRP (resilientvi.org)
We have all recognized the importance of building resilience in territory in order to withstand, and quickly rebound from, disasters. Now, we must figure out how to make resilience a reality.
Both of our guest speakers were former Chief Resilience Officers of Dominica (Pep) and Boston (Atyia). They have first-hand experience in operationalizing resilience in government agencies so that both places could be in a better position to handle shocks and stressors. Their experience will give us great insight on to what is required to "achieve" resilience, and what barriers need to be overcome.
The University of the Virgin Islands Caribbean Green Technology Center is hosting a mini-solar training session this summer from Saturday June 26th to Sunday June 27th on the OEK campus (UVI’s St. Thomas campus) from 9:30am - 4:30pm. The session will be taught by Silver Sun Solar as part of the Solarize St. Thomas coalition workforce development program. This free program invites UVI students and incoming first years to apply.
