You can read about her and her work from: laurapulido.org

Plenary V: Sensuous Pedagogies: A Roundtable,” with Benjamin Hagen (University of South Dakota) Benjamin Hagen

+ Beth Rigel Daugherty, Catherine Hollis Catherine Hollis, Mark Hussey and Vicki Tromanhauser

Sunday at 4pm [6/6]

Plenary III: Asali Solomon
“For there she was’: Writing about now and then with Mrs. Dalloway and Virginia Woolf”

• Chair: Drew Shannon (Mount St. Joseph University) Drew Shannon

Friday at 4pm [4/6]

Currently she is studying hegemonic forms of racism and nationalism – especially around climate change and cultural memory. She is the author of numerous books, including Environmentalism and Economic Justice: Two Chicano Struggles in the Southwest (University of Arizona, 1996).

In addition to our usual Woolf errata, we’re excited to add some handmade crafts to Saturday’s silent auction
at #VWoolf2023 . Look at these fabulous beadwork earrings from Celiese Lypka!! #TotheLighthouse

Dr Joshua Phillips (@[email protected]) You can bring them *all* to Fort Myers.

The EcoFlow lineup has the power station you're looking for 👀 Hit the outdoors with enough power to keep you going for any occasion with an EcoFlow RIVER series.

Just about a week to go! Let’s talk plenaries… #VWoolf2023 [1/6]

We are happy to announce the 2nd Political Ecologies of the Far Right conference in Uppsala, Sweden 11.1.-13.1.2024.

We look forward to receiving contributions from activists and scholars for papers, panels and workshops

DL is 1st June 2023

More info:
pefr.network/pefr-conferenc…

Making new plastic is actually cheaper than recycling old plastic. And the newest, high-tech methods of recycling plastic generate carbon emissions 55 times higher than just putting it in a landfill. ➡️ youtu.be/ix9Kj_9kFbo

Abi Deivanayagam she/her introduces the launch of Race & Health recent publication in The Lancet today Wellcome as part of the Envisioning Environmental Equity project. #climtechange #research #health

Plenary II: Jean Moorcroft Wilson
“The Legacy of Leonard and Virginia Woolf’s Hogarth Press”

• Chair: Vara Neverow (Southern Connecticut State University)

Friday at 11am [3/6]

Plenary I : Claire Colebrook (Penn State University)

“Ecology & Archive”

• Respondent: Peter Adkins (University of Edinburgh) Peter Adkins
• Chair: Laci Mattison (FGCU)
Laci Mattison

Thursday at 3pm. [2/6]

Hot take from hell, but if we do get a season 3 of #PrehistoricPlanet I wouldn't mind even more Late Maastrichtian episodes! Season 2 definitely filled in what I felt was 'missing' from Season 1 in terms of animals & ecologies but even then we still only scratched the surface!

What begins with delicious breakfast and ends with a reception, an exhibition and an artist talk by Ane Thon Knutsen, AND a poetry reading by Erik Fuhrer???
Day 1 of #VWoolf2023 . One week from today. 🍃 Erik Fuhrer, Ph.D.

Getting ready for #VWoolf2023 . What’s in all the boxes?? 👀

Saturday! One week from today we’ll be checking out Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve or taking a campus wetwalk, making bids at the silent auction, and enjoying locally sourced fare at the banquet while listening to The Woolf Players— 🍃🍃🐌 #VWoolf2023

sloughpreserve.org/preserve#

Workshops, Roundtables & Plays! Day 2 of #VWoolf2023 features sessions on craft, translation, and publishing AND new experimental theatre from 𝕁𝕚𝕞 𝔹𝕣𝕠𝕔𝕜 𐂂𐂂𐂂—one week from today. Amy E. Elkins Catherine Paul Maria Rita Viana Clemson University Press Anne Fernald Benjamin Hagen

And don't forget to share our call!
Undisciplined Environments Antipode Environmental Politics Nordia Geographical Publications Patterns of Prejudice POLLEN CIRAF The Zetkin Collective Environmental Values Journal EPE: Nature and Space Society & Space C-REX

We're amazed to confirm our 2nd keynote speaker!

Laura Pulido is a professor of ethnic studies and geography at the University of Oregon. Most of her work explores the various ways in which racial inequality is actively produced, as well the various means by which it is denied

Next Monday, 5th June (3-4pm CET) Rachel Carson Center Reading Group welcomes Diana Villanueva Romero and Scott Slovic to discuss their inspiring book, 'Imaginative Ecologies: Inspiring Change through the Humanities'. Participate online, email ucfamut[at]ucl.ac.uk.

Remember to submit your abstract soon! We welcome contributions from activists and scholars from all disciplines, and look forward to receiving submissions for individual papers, panels and workshops.

Lunch time views… ☁️ 🍃 #VWoolf2023

Recycling alone is not enough to #BeatPlasticPollution !

Creating a circular economy for plastic is critical to tackling the triple planetary crisis and improving lives for everyone, everywhere.

Ahead of #WorldEnvironmentDay , see how you can be part of the solutions: