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A Conversation on the Possibilities for Arts and Sustainability Education,ices of four authors from diverse backgrounds and scholarly traditions, as well as those of the many more educators and young people who have engaged in the creative projects we document here. It has been a daunting, enjoyable, and at times confronting process to stay open to wild thinking and somet

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,(What’s at) The Heart of the Matter? Sustainability, Arts, and the Case for Change,onomic doubt and reports of violence within and among nation states and faith communities dominate in sensationalised news bites created for our limited attention spans. What troubles a critical viewer is that complex issues of social and environmental unrest are often reduced to disaster snapshots,