NZWVC REGISTRANTS: All National Zero Waste Virtual Conference registrants receive complimentary access to the webinars via your confirmation email. You may also access it by logging into the registration website. (Plan to use the email you registered with and set a password if you have not already done so.)
ALL OTHERS: Individuals not registered for the National Zero Waste Virtual Conference may register for individual webinars for $25 each. Click here to register for Finding Markets for Hard to Recycle Materials, 11/19. The Remo link will be sent as soon as it is available.
REMO Training and Practice Sessions
Experience how the Remo platform works, so that you can get the most out of your time in the Remo Virtual Exhibit Hall.
These short identical sessions will familiarize you with how Remo works and teach you to move around the virtual conference room and floors, join tables, connect with other attendees, etc.
Simply click this link to join on one of dates below. RSVPs are not needed; there is no limit to the number of people who can attend:
- Wednesday, 11/18: 10am PST / 1pm EST
- Thursday, 11/19: 9am PST / 12pm EST, Right Before Webinar
To access details regarding the 2020 webinars, please check the Menu above. Visit the recordings on the NRC website.
- August 27 – Diversity, Equity & Inclusion in Waste and Recycling
- September 10 – National Product Policies Town Hall
- September 24 – Implementing Zero Waste on Campuses and in Businesses, 9 – 11 am PST
- October 8 – National Policy Town Hall on Reduce and Reuse
- October 22 – A: ReThink and Redesign
- October 22 – B: Zero Waste Community Planning
- November 5 – National Policy Town Hall on National Legislation and Regulations
- November 19 – Finding Markets for Hard to Recycle Materials
Ecojustice Radio Podcasts
To make this a truly inclusive national Zero Waste event, the NRC has partnered with EcoJustice Radio and Adventures in Waste to spread the Zero Waste message beyond the walls of the conference. They have recorded podcast episodes highlighting National Zero Waste Conference speakers, including efforts around Zero Waste and social equity, as follows:
Connecting Waste and Climate Change, Episode 53 – Interview with Leslie Lukacs, Executive Director of Zero Waste Sonoma
Reducing Single-Use Culture Through Legislation, Episode 55 – Interview with Mike Sangiacomo, President & Chief Executive Officer of Recology and Eric Potashner, Vice President & Senior Director of Recology
Social Equity in a Zero Waste Baltimore, Episode 58 – Interview with Meleny Thomas, Shashawnda Campbell and Greg Sawtell, of United Workers, Baltimore, Maryland.
In addition, listen to EcoJustice Radio Story of Stuff funded, 7-part series called “The Plastic Plague: Connecting the Dots Between Extraction, Inequity, and Pollution.”
For more information on EcoJusticeRadio, go to EcoJusticeRadio.org or @EcoJusticeRadio_on Instagram or subscribe at Spotify, Apple Podcast, or SoundCloud.
