This text is a part of a travelling conversation Response to Keri’s letter Reading your reflection makes me think a lot of Vanessa and colleagues’ Bricks and Threads cartography; the […]
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This text is a part of a travelling conversation Response to Keri’s letter Reading your reflection makes me think a lot of Vanessa and colleagues’ Bricks and Threads cartography; the […]
Continue readingThis text is a part of a travelling conversation Today, talking with a dear friend and close collaborator, we were discussing how the hell to work and what it means […]
Continue readingWatch Stefania Barca’s Klimatveckan lecture about “The Anthropocene” and drawing out the masters narrative of such a concept. From this starting point, the arguments to decolonise climate change leadership compel us to reflect upon the assumptions and narratives that frame our ways of understanding and engaging with the world.
Continue readingThis text is a part of a travelling conversation Throughout this pandemic we have focused on what’s changing. But we should also notice what conspicuously hasn’t. The parts of our […]
Continue readingThis text is a part of a travelling conversation Everything is a conversation, and it is the world we inhabit. – Tim Ingold Outside my window, the day has begun. […]
Continue readingIn May 2020 the plan had been to bring together at Lake Ekoln in Sweden, a group of people who are all, in their own way, interested in the question […]
Continue readingThis text is a part of a travelling conversation What are sustainable academic cultures? Sanna asks. Ah, this is such a good question, I think to myself on a Thursday […]
Continue readingThis is a part of a travelling conversation I come from a place of thinking about sustainability and climate change in higher education (HE) and how education can support and […]
Continue reading– A Travelling Conversation During the Spring of 2020, just when the Corona pandemic was starting to unfold, some of us at CEFO – The Center for Environment and Development Studies […]
Continue readingOn February 23rd Pascoal Gota, PhD Candidate in Archaeology and Ancient History and Anselmo Matusse, PhD Candidate in Social Anthropology presented their research on sacred forests as reserves of biocultural […]
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