United States Society for Ecological Economics

Due to increased interest in the 2026 USSEE Conference, we are extending Registration through May 7th!

REGISTER NOW at
https://ussee.org/event/2026-biennial-conference/

We hope you will join us from June 18-21, 2026 for the 13th Biennial USSEE Conference in Oberlin, Ohio.

2026 Biennial Conference – REGISTER HERE – United States Society for Ecological Economics (USSEE) Become an ISEE Member (USSEE or other regional societies of ISEE) now to take advantage of Member registration rates: CLICK HERE

Early-bird registration for the USSEE 2026 conference has been extended to March 10! Join us in Oberlin, Ohio June 18-21! Register now! https://ussee.org/event/2026-biennial-conference/

Our next webinar is happening this Friday, January 23rd at 12pm EST.
Find the link to register for this FREE event in our profile!
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Please join the USSEE for a webinar with Jacob Ladenburg on Friday, November 28, 2025 at 12pm EST.
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Link in profile!
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Please join us for a three-day workshop on teaching Ecological Economics from June 9-11, 2025, 10:30am-1:30pm EDT each day:
https://ussee.org/event/the-ussee-workshop-on-teaching-ecological-economics/

We will deep dive and discuss a different topic each day: Energy, Environmental Justice, and Macro-ecological Economics. Curriculum Design will be covered in the final session on Wednesday.
Facilitated on Zoom by USSEE members with decades of EE teaching experience: Jonathan Harris, Robert Richardson, Carey King, Phil Warsaw, Ashley Lowe Mackenzie, Richard Howarth, and Susan Santone.

Cost: $50/general | $25/USSEE members (discount sent via email on May 11)

Please join the USSEE this Friday at 12pm EDT for a presentation from Carter Brandon: "Natural Capital and National Accounts: Top-down and Bottom-up Applications."
This event is free. Registration is required to receive Zoom link: https://acphs.zoom.us/meeting/register/HJIgBZupRzOpP7zas5uDHQ
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We’re excited to be a Promotional Partner for AASHE's Sustainability Education Forum! This online open space conference will focus on sharing strategies, strengthening institutions, and shaping the future and will take place across multiple timezones on June 5 & 6. Register today: https://www.aashe.org/calendar/sef-2025

THIS FRIDAY: Research Happy Hour!
Join us for a casual discussion on May 23rd at 4pm EDT
Register to receive Zoom link: https://ussee.org/event/research-happy-hour/

If we want ecological economics to thrive, we must learn how to teach it well and adapt how we engage new minds. Education is the bridge... but only if we build it!

Join us June 9-11 for a three-day, interactive workshop exploring how to bring EE into the classroom through the lenses of Energy, Environmental Justice, and Macro-ecological Economics.

Facilitated on Zoom by USSEE members with decades of EE teaching experience.

$25 for members | $50 for non-members
(Members, check your email for your discount code!)
Get your ticket here: https://ussee.org/event/the-ussee-workshop-on-teaching-ecological-economics/

The USSEE Workshop on Teaching Ecological Economics is a three-day workshop on teaching Ecological Economics from June 9-11, 2025, 10:30am-1:30pm EDT each day. We will deep dive and discuss a different topic each day: Environmental Justice, Energy, and Macro-ecological Economics.
Facilitated on Zoom by USSEE members with decades of EE teaching experience.

Cost: $50/non-members + $25/members (Members will receive a discount code in an email to apply at checkout)

If you’d like to become an USSEE member to receive the discounted price (and numerous other benefits), please visit our membership page: https://ussee.org/membership/

In this workshop you will learn how to mainstream issues of energy and environmental justice from an EE perspective into your existing courses. Walk away with ideas, handouts, and materials; this is not a set-in-stone approach! You can take and use what works best for you.

Reserve your seat here: https://ussee.org/event/the-ussee-workshop-on-teaching-ecological-economics/