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SUMMARY:Living Library #1 Whose Knowledge? Othering knowledge\, people and power.
DESCRIPTION:We say that humans have the least experience with how to live and thus the most to learn – we must look to our teachers among the other species for guidance. Their wisdom is apparent in the way they live. They teach us by example. They´ve been on earth far longer than we have been\, and had time to figure things out. Robin Wall Kimmerer\nThe Living Library is a conversational space that takes place in the intersection between fiction\, action and research. Over a series of three online sessions facilitated by Pernilla Glaser\, academics\, activists and artists will gather to share understandings of climate justice\, unpacking the scheduled themes of knowledge\, listening and action. The Living Library is a Talk Up. You are invited to listen to a conversation between a group with various practices of knowledge. The conversation is followed by a participatory space where you reflect with other participants. Registration is free and you are welcome to attend all three conversations or any of your own choosing. \nREGISTER HERE FOR THE ZOOM LINK   http://doit.medfarm.uu.se/kurt20747 \n In the first Living Library we will be exploring a variety of notions of knowledge\, engaging with questions such as:  \n\nWhich knowledge is prioritised?\nWhat is the relationship to power and the othering of people? \nHow can knowledge be identified and shared with a diversity of perspectives and experiences?\nHow is knowledge given space or becoming blocked by stories and images that sets different hierarchy´s and norms for what counts as knowledge?\nHow can artistic practice\, research and civil society activism become allies in exploring and understanding knowledge\nWhat are the systemic repercussions of transformation in the way knowledge is framed and co-developed?\n\n\nThe Living Library is a collaboration between the following organisations: Climate Change Leadership at Uppsala University\, Stockholm Resilience Centre at Stockholm University\,  Uppsala konstmuseum and Mistra Environmental Communication  \n\nYou can read more about contributors and the background to The Living Library below and on our website here . Find the Facebook event here \n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ \n Guests \nAnselmo Matusse | PhD Candidate | University of Cape Town Anelmo Matusse is a PhD candidate in Social Anthropology\, within the Environmental Humanities – South Project at the University of Cape Town. He is currently working on his thesis Environmental and Ecological Justice in Mozambique\, focusing specifically on Mount Mabo and the communities that live in and around it. His research interests include climate change policy and science\, militarization of conservation\, green grabbing\, indigenous knowledges\, commons\, water-energy-food nexus and landscapes of violence. His master’s degree was in Environmental Science in Sweden\, with the thesis focused on the Swedish Innovation System. Read more about Anselmo and the stories of Mount Mabu here: \n\nOn Mount Mabu\nAnselmo’s webpage\nUCT Profile\n\nPer Olsson | Researcher | Stockholm Resilience Centre\, Stockholm University  Per Olsson is a transdisciplinary researcher who leads the SRC’s work on transformations for sustainability\, working with agency and system entrepreneurship. His current research focuses on agency and system entrepreneurship\, social-ecological innovations\, transformations to sustainability\, and how to reverse current trends of crossing critical thresholds and tipping points in the Earth system. He has co-authored several book chapters\, and in 2019 he was recognized by the Web of Science as one of the world’s most influential researchers of the past decade. Olsson has invested heavily in facilitating interactions among scientists\, policy makers\, artists\, businesses\, and the public through a variety of initiatives. He has developed the concept of T-labs (Transformation labs)\, a new methodology for generating innovative approaches for re-wiring social-ecological systems. Read more about Per and his research here: \n\nSRC Profile\nReport: Effects of transformations to climate-neutral societies on low- and middle- income countries\n\nMaria Tengö | Researcher | Stockholm Resilience Centre\, Stockholm University Maria Tengö’s research focuses on human-nature connections and implications for stewardship. Tengö is a research leader of the Biosphere Stewardship stream at SRC\, and is currently leading research projects on co-production of knowledge for syntheses across scientific\, local and indigenous knowledge systems; sense of place and cultural ecosystems services in Southern Africa; and emerging stewardship networks in Bangalore\, India. As an underlying theme\, Tengö’s research sets out to understand how positive connections between people and nature matter for moving towards trajectories of ecosystem-based management for human well-being. In particular\, she is interested in the in-tangible\, non-material aspects of human-nature interactions\, such as local knowledge\, sense of place\, and biocultural connections\, and the implications for building social-ecological resilience and transformative capacity. She has been working with aspects in social-ecological systems in Tanzania\, Madagascar\, South Africa\, India\, and Sweden. Read and watch more of Maria’s work here: \n\n\n\nSRC Profile\nWatch Maria’s talk on weaving diverse knowledges and evidences here\n\n\n\nIngela Ihrman | Artist  Ingela Ihrman lives and works in Malmö. Her work is sparked by the strong emotions of everyday life and a desire to understand\, question or express certain aspects of being alive\, social and human. It is particularly the pleasures and pain that come with co-existence\, autonomy\, loneliness and longing for belonging that intrigues her. She has a constant gaze towards the lifeforms and landscapes we refer to as Nature. Her practice includes sculpture\, installation\, performance\, video and writing as well as collaborations within the fields of science\, theatre and dance.  Read more about Ingela and her pieces here: \n\nArtist page\n\nFacilitator  \nPernilla Glaser | Writer\, method-developer and teacher | Boiler | RISE (Research Institutes of Sweden) Pernilla Glaser is a writer\, method-developer and teacher. She works as Creative Research Force at Interactive Institute and at the University Collage of Arts and Craft.Her background is as a theatre-director. She has worked a lot with participation\, place and urban sustainability and has been a recurring guest-teacher at The Institution of Architecture at the Royal Institute of Art. She is currently teaching storytelling at the University College of Arts\, Craft and Design Interior Architects. During 2014 she has developed The intersection\, a space and toolbox for innovation and collaboration for Luleå University of Technology and two projects for the Swedish county government; toolbox for spatial exploration and toolbox for an inclusive cultural heritage.Pernilla Glaser is also the initiator of Academy of Risk\, a network that works with prototyping risk-taking in academia.She is an experienced moderator\, frequently working with universities and government agencies hosting seminars and various events.  See here to learn more about Pernilla and her work\, play and all things between:  \n\nPernilla’s webpage\nForest of Thought Podcast with Pernilla\nNavigating Complexity (2020). Report for RISE by Pernilla Glaser and Lisa Carlgren\n\n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ \nLibrary Shelf \n\nJohn Law and Annemarie Mol Complexities: Social studies of knowledge practices Kevin K. Kumashiro Against Common Sense: Teaching and Learning Toward Social Justice Helga Nowotny The cunning of uncertainty \n\n 
URL:https://climatechangeleadership.blog.uu.se/event/living-library-1-whose-knowledge-othering-knowledge-people-and-power/
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SUMMARY:Forces of Reproduction: A Feminist Dialogue
DESCRIPTION:The Pufendorf IAS Advanced Study Group on Social Reproduction and Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies (LUCSUS) are hosting a feminist dialogue on Stefania Barca’s latest book Forces of Reproduction: Notes for a counter-hegemonic Anthropocene (Cambridge University Press). \n\n\n\nThe dialogue will feature a book presentation by Stefania Barca followed by a discussion by Nancy Fraser (Hedda Andersson visiting professor at LUCSUS\, Lund University). The event will be moderated by Vasna Ramasar (Associate Senior Lecturer at Lund University). \nForces of Reproduction brings to the fore the historical agency of reproductive and subsistence workers as those subjects that\, through both daily practices and organized political action\, take care of the biophysical conditions for human reproduction\, thus keeping the world alive. \nRead more about the book Forces of Reproduction on Cambridge.org \nPOSTER (PDF) \nJoin the event online here: https://lu-se.zoom.us/j/64269086162 \n\nThank you Lund University for organising this seminar! We look forward to attending.
URL:https://climatechangeleadership.blog.uu.se/event/forces-of-reproduction-a-feminist-dialogue/
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SUMMARY:Decolonising Climate Change Leadership\, with Zennström Professor Dr. Stefania Barca
DESCRIPTION:What do we (think we) mean by the “Anthropocene”? What are the politics behind climate change and climate (in)action? These are the sorts of questions we will be discussing during a short talk and Q & A with Uppsala University’s fourth Zennström Professor in Climate Change Leadership during Uppsala climate week. \nThe event will take place digitally via Zoom. Registration is free but must be done in advance through this link \nStefania Barca is the fourth Zennström Professor in Climate Change Leadership. She is an Environmental Historian\, whose recent work on Degrowth and Political Ecology has fed into the Just Transition Movement. \nThis event is part of series of events for Uppsala Klimatvecka. You can find out more about the program here
URL:https://climatechangeleadership.blog.uu.se/event/decolonising-climate-change-leadership-with-zennstrom-professor-dr-stefania-barca/
LOCATION:Uppsala\, Sweden
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SUMMARY:Remembering Berta Cáceres : Lenca Woman and Environmental Defender
DESCRIPTION:This International Women’s Day we remember Berta Cáceres\, Indigenous leader and environmental defender from the Lenca people of Honduras. Berta’s murder on March 2nd 2016 was directly associated with her campaign in the defence of the Gualcarque river\, the site of a proposed dam in Lenca territory. \nJoin Zennström Professor in Climate Change Leadership\, Stefania Barca\, in conversation with Berta’s daughter\, Bertha Zuñiga\, in order to understand how her work lives on and the continued struggle for justice in the region. Bertha is also a social activist and coordinator of the Civil Council of Popular and Indigenous Organisations of Honduras (COPINH)\, founded by her mother in 1993. This conversation will be moderated by Grettel Navas Obando\, PhD researcher in Environmental Justice at the Autonomous University of Barcelona. The event will be held in English and Spanish with interpretation by Azucena Moran. \nRegistration for the zoom webinar is free and open to all but should be made in advance here.\nhttps://uu-se.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Ml6sLbUlSJyM2MnGd1yy9w\nThe webinar will be limited to 500 participants. However\, a livestream of the event will also be aired on Facebook live without need for sign up. \n∼∼∼ \nThis tragedy of Berta’s murder is not in isolation. In 2019 alone\, it is estimated that over 200 environmental defenders were killed as a consequence of their commitment to protect the environment and indigenous lands. Indigenous leaders and Indigenous women leaders in particular have been at the forefront of this struggle. How can we make sense of the violence against these earth defenders in a time when their work is all the more relevant to climate and ecological politics? What can we learn\, from their stories\, about the post-carbon transition? \nThis event also joins a louder chorus of voices and events this March\, which marks 5 years since Berta’s murder. We strongly encourage watching the 30min documentary ‘Berta Vive’ in advance\, to give context for the discussion. The filmmaker Katia Lara has generously made this available for attendees\, with subtitles in English\, Spanish\, French and more. The film has won several awards including special mention at the Guadalajara International Film Festival. Information for accessing this film will be available upon registration. \nThe following materials are also recommended to learn more:\nhttps://www.frontlinedefenders.org/en/case/case-history-berta-c%C3%A1ceres\nhttps://www.globalwitness.org/en/campaigns/environmental-activists/\nWho Killed Berta Cáceres? \nKatia also has an upcoming documentary ‘Berta soy yo’ that will be released in July 2021. You can find the trailer here: https://vimeo.com/239019942 \nYou can follow the conversation and demand for justice at #JusticeForBerta and #5AñosJuntoABerta. \nZennström Climate Change Leadership at Uppsala University is committed to bringing the voices and stories of women earth defenders to the forefront of climate change conversations\, with this event marking the first in a series to come. \nPhoto : Goldman Environmental Prize (2015)
URL:https://climatechangeleadership.blog.uu.se/event/remembering-berta-caceres-lenca-woman-and-environmental-defender/
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