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One-of-a-kind music and comedy band — The Cleverlys — will perform at The Collider's 2019 Climate City Expo on Thursday, April 4. Read More
Join UNCA Divest at The Collider for a special screening of a documentary that chronicles the launch of the fossil-fuel divestment campaign. Read More
Katharine Wilkinson of Project Drawdown will join The Collider’s 2019 Climate City Expo to discuss insights and inspiration for our climate journey. Read More
Join us at The Collider where local scientists and experts will discuss how climate change is impacting cities and why conservancy is essential for climate resiliency. Read More
Join us at The Collider where local scientists and experts will discuss what the findings of the fourth National Climate Assessment mean for the Southeast and western North Carolina. Read More
Join The Collider and award-winning producer and director, Garrett Martin, for this special one-time screening of a film that journeys through breathtaking Patagonia on January 31, 2019. Read More
The Community of Code project supported by NC state grants will take 80 Henderson County Public Schools high school students to The Collider – an Asheville-based nonprofit supporting solutions-driven entrepreneurs. Read More
Climate City Expo takes place March 29 to April 7, 2019, organized by The Collider, a climate innovation center in Asheville, N.C. (ASHEVILLE, N.C. — October 23, 2018): Business executives, entrepreneurs, climate scientists, and students from across the country will converge in Asheville this spring for Climate City Expo 2019, a conference that explores innovative … Read More
(Asheville, NC, October 16, 2018) — FernLeaf Interactive and UNC Asheville’s National Environmental Modeling and Analysis Center (NEMAC)—two inaugural members of The Collider in downtown Asheville—have launched a collaborative public-private partnership this year that has produced greater climate resilience for their hometown and home state, with ongoing projects expanding their impact across the Southeast and … Read More
(Asheville, N.C. – October 4, 2018): Volunteer software developers from across North Carolina will convene in Raleigh on October 16 to participate in an initiative to make local communities more resilient in the wake of Hurricane Florence. The Collider, a nonprofit innovation center in Asheville, N.C. that empowers climate data entrepreneurs who help companies, communities, … Read More
