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Highlights from the 2025 Piers Blaikie Lecture on feminist political ecology in the Norfolk Landscape. #EnvironmentalJustice #FeministPoliticalEcology
Please join us for the 2025 Piers Blaikie Lecture taking place at the University of East Anglia (UEA) on Wednesday, 18 June 2025, 5.30pm.
The lecture is themed: “Exploring the contours of feminist political ecology: Dialogues in the Norfolk Landscape”.
Book a ticket here: bit.ly/4jh6sPO
Read DEV's Iokiñe Rodriguez new article published with colleagues from the Université de Bourgogne in France and UC Louvain from Belgium on "Empowering European farmers: Insights from decolonial theory and indigenous people in Latin America".
Here is the link: authors.elsevier.com/a/1ktvo2eyKF...
We are proud to announce the launching of our new free Just Restoration online course. To register visit: bit.ly/4fHIXy1
Join us on June 18th for the 2025 Piers Blaikie Lecture! 🌿💚 Exploring feminist political ecology & environmental justice with an all-star panel. Book now! 👉 bit.ly/4jh6sPO
#FeministPoliticalEcology
Jorge Ruiz Zevallos, a final-year PhD candidate@UEA, screened a short film, "Kagarika eiroegi; Pairi?" (If Not Us Then Who?), showcasing the indigenous people of Boca Kiatari's efforts to preserve their environment.
The film is used as a tool for dialogue in empowering marginalized communities.
Rachel Carmenta, a member of the Global Environmental Justice community, has co-authored an article on fire governance 🔥. The study reveals that understanding different perspectives on fire management is key to effective governance 💡.
Read the full article here bit.ly/4c8UN2y to learn more!
Should scientists be neutral and disengaged from activism?
In this article, authors argue that climate scientists have a responsibility to engage in activism and that this engagement can enhance the credibility and effectiveness of scientific research. Read more: www.nature.com/articles/s44...
