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SUMMARY:March 1: Call for contributions to the ClimateExistence conference 2023
DESCRIPTION:CEMUS and the Sigtuna Foundation invites you to contribute to the ClimateExistence conference August 16-18\, 2023. Call for contributions deadline March 1.\nWe encourage everyone interested to send in a contribution to the conference. This contribution can be in a variety of formats. Suggestions for art-installations\, performances\, poetry\, workshops or more traditional academic papers are all welcome. If you have ideas you would like to share with us before the contribution deadline\, we are very grateful for an e-mail with your thoughts. \nAt the conference we will focus on several different themes within the concept of ClimateExistence and the review committee will suggest where the accepted contributions might fit in. We aim at combining different kinds of contributions and merging categories. We are especially interested in the spaces\, cracks and bridges between different disciplines and expressions. \nSend in your contribution here: https://doit.medfarm.uu.se/bin/kurt3/kurt/75779 \nIn addition to written material\, feel free to include music files\, videos\, pictures or pictures of material if relevant. If you think the contribution file size is too large for e-mail\, please let us know how we can access the material in other ways (link to webpage also works). A review committee will look at all the contributions and we will get back to you after the deadline. Please do not hesitate to contact us should you have any questions. \n\nHow can we embrace the dismembered world\, live meaningful lives and actively engage for better?\nHerds of ice calves leave the Arctic never to be seen again – testifying that the graphs and numbers from climate predictions are realized in the world beyond papers and projections. While humans flee war and famine\, and the political as well as the natural landscape shake beneath our feet – we meet in Sigtuna for the sixth ClimateExistence conference 2023. Having listened to the scientists we realize listening to them alone might not be enough – do we need to hear the ice howling too? \nHow can we embrace the dismembered world\, live meaningful lives and actively engage for better? What are the emotional repercussions of this climate crisis and what lies behind the graphs and numbers signaling this catastrophe? What is yet to reveal itself and how do we differentiate between the stars and satellites? \nCEMUS and the Sigtuna Foundation invite you to join us for an exciting ClimateExistence conference! We aim to be a meeting place between artists\, activists\, academics\, faith practitioners and anyone interested in the existential aspects of climate. \nWhen: August 16-18 2023 \nWhere: The Sigtuna Foundation Sweden \nHow: For more information and updates see www.climateexistence.se
URL:https://www.cemus.uu.se/calendar/march-1-call-for-contributions-to-the-climateexistence-conference-2023/
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SUMMARY:CEMUS LIBRARY - Internal staff meeting
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SUMMARY:CEMUS LIBRARY - Internal: Course Report Conference
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SUMMARY:CEMUS LIBRARY: March 8: Café com Paulo Freire: Active Learning\, Citizenship and Decolonializing Learning Spaces and Campuses with Daniel Mossberg and Azril Bacal
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to the third Café com Paulo Freire fika\, coffee-conversation on how to decolonize the mind and physical spaces in education and on campus!\nAzril Bacal is joining us online from Iowa\, USA with guests and Daniel Mossberg from CEMUS Library\, Uppsala. We will share some of our poetry and you are most welcome to read your own texts or bring your own favorite poem.  \nCoffee and tea served in CEMUS Library\, welcome! \nWhen: March 8 kl. 15.15-17.00 CET/Swedish time \nWhere: CEMUS Library\, Geocentrum\, Villavägen 16\, see map here https://link.mazemap.com/gVZ978v2 \nOnline: Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/69163214895 Meeting ID: 691 6321 4895 \n\nJoin us for the Café com Paulo Freire fika-conversation series spring 2023\, in CEMUS Library and online!\nThe conversation is convened and facilitated by Azril Bacal and Daniel Mossberg. Coffee and tea served in CEMUS Library\, welcome! \nWhen: See dates and times below \nWhere: CEMUS Library\, see map here: https://link.mazemap.com/gVZ978v2 \nOnline/Zoom: See links below \n  \nJanuary 18 kl. 15.15-17.00 CET/Swedish time (kl. 8.15-10.00 Iowa time) \nCafé com Paulo Freire: the Poetic Language of Time and Transformation with Azril Bacal\, Daniel Mossberg and guests\nCEMUS Library and Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/67004019782 Meeting ID: 670 0401 9782 \nWelcome to the first Café com Paulo Freire fika\, coffee-conversation on poetry\, language\, time and transformation!  \nAzril Bacal is joining us online from Iowa\, USA with guests and Daniel Mossberg from CEMUS Library\, Uppsala. We will share some of our poetry and you are most welcome to read your own texts or bring your own favorite poem.  \nCoffee and tea served in CEMUS Library\, welcome! \nRead more: www.cemus.uu.se/jan-18-cafe-pf-2023/ \n  \nFebruary DATE AND TIME COMING \nCafé com Paulo Freire: How would Paulo Freire envisage Another World and Sustainable Future? The Case of Perú with Azril Bacal and guests\nZoom: Zoom-link coming when we have a date \nWelcome to the second Café com Paulo Freire fika\, coffee-conversation on visions of sustainable futures for Perú and the world! Azril Bacal will join us online with guests for this online-only event. \n  \nMarch 8 kl. 15.15-17.00 CET/Swedish time \nCafé com Paulo Freire: Active Learning\, Citizenship and Decolonializing Learning Spaces and Campuses with Daniel Mossberg and Azril Bacal\nCEMUS Library and Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/69163214895 Meeting ID: 691 6321 4895 \nWelcome to the third Café com Paulo Freire fika\, coffee-conversation on how to decolonize the mind and physical spaces in education and on campus! \nRead more: www.cemus.uu.se/march-8-cafe-pf-2023/  \n  \nApril 19 kl. 15.15-17.00 CET/Swedish time \nCafé com Paulo Freire: A Freirian Approach to Pedagogical Leaders and Scientific Expertise in Student-Led Education with Daniel Mossberg and Azril Bacal\nCEMUS Library and Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/65553292122 Meeting ID: 655 5329 2122 \nWelcome to the final Café com Paulo Freire fika\, coffee-conversation for the spring on different pedagogical authorities in education\, knowledge generation and roots of scientific expertise!  \nRead more: www.cemus.uu.se/april-19-cafe-pf-2023/ \n\nThe Café com Paulo Freire series is built upon the anthology Transformative Research and Higher Education\, edited by Azril Bacal\, summarized here: \nThe aim in this book is to contribute to the contemporary efforts to replace the hegemonic neoliberal university with an alternative collaborative academic system. This alternative approach to university life and knowledge democracy is already under construction. The authors of this anthology join in this respect an emerging global network of concerned scholars\, who are currently engaged in dialogue with civil society and social movements. In arguing for the transformation of research and education\, this book provides concrete examples of creativity\, innovativeness and knowledge democracy in this endeavour. This paradigmatic shift is called for against the backdrop of a generalized global crisis. The authors seek in this context to enhance the agenda\, curricula and debate on how a transformed university might help in the construction of another possible post-pandemic world built on premises of justice and peace. This book shares pertinent insights from classical authors like Dorothy Lee\, Paulo Freire and Orlando Fals-Borda\, with up-to-date innovative practices in research and higher education.Transformative Research and Higher Education\, edited by Roij\, Azril Bacal\, Emerald Publishing Limited\, 2022\nRead more about the book here: https://books.emeraldinsight.com/page/detail/transformative-research-and-higher-education/?k=9781801176958  \nRead the e-book at Uppsala University Library (for staff and students) here: https://go.exlibris.link/d6n9zy6H
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SUMMARY:March 10: Art at the End of the World club
DESCRIPTION:A fortnightly\, interdisciplinary gathering for anyone who wants to creatively explore themes around humans\, nature\, and the ties between us. Each month has an ecological theme to guide the two sessions. During the first session of each month we create art inspired by materials on the subject\, then the second session is an opportunity to share and respond to each other’s work. Any art medium (visual\, poetry\, film\, music etc) and any level of experience is welcome. You are also free to attend any session\, even if you have not come previously. \n \n“I have a message… I was sent by the council of whales”\nHow we can listen to\, understand\, and translate the other beings that we share this planet with? Our watery kin\, such as the magnificent whales\, can seem so different from us small\, two-legged\, land-dwelling humans – yet like us they sing songs\, have accents\, memories\, families. What would it mean to translate the voices of the more-than-human\, especially those that live below the water\, so that we can hear what they have to say too? \nQuote: Lemn Sissay\, ‘Whale Translation’ \nDuring these sessions we are keen to create a safe space for exploring what can be difficult subjects. Creating with and around nature can be a joyful and comforting experience\, yet we must be mindful of the times we live in. Therefore\, we aim to cultivate a supportive and emotionally open space where it is possible for people to express eco-grief and anxiety through creativity\, while leaving room for hope. Despite the title\, your work does not have to be about the end of the world! \nInspiration materials on the month’s theme will be available during the sessions and can also be found at the following links: \nInspirational materials: \n\nWhale Translation – Lemn Sissay (poem) (video of poet reading)\nWhat the Whales Hear with Dr Kate Stafford – For the Wild (podcast)\nLunasea – Mandy Barker (visual art)\nTied to Tide – Turpin Crawford Studio (installation)
URL:https://www.cemus.uu.se/calendar/march-10-art-at-the-end-of-the-world-club/
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SUMMARY:CEMUS LIBRARY - SEF COURSE
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SUMMARY:Start-up (internal CEMUS)
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SUMMARY:NYTT DATUM 15 mars: Öppen föreläsning - Mineralutvinningens politisering under 2000-talet med Simon Haikola
DESCRIPTION:Varmt välkomna till Framtidsakademin tema Gruvkonflikter och resursframtider och vårens andra föreläsning “Mineralutvinningens politisering under 2000-talet” med Simon Haikola\, Universitetslektor Tema teknik och social förändring\, Linköpings universitet!\n15 mars kl. 18.15-19.30 (notera nytt datum)\nSimon Haikola\, Universitetslektor Tema teknik och social förändring\, Linköpings universitet \nMineralutvinningens politisering under 2000-talet\nSimon Haikola är docent och lektor i Teknik och social förändring vid Temainstitutionen på Linköpings universitet. Han forskar om svensk miljöpolitik och de värderingskonflikter som denna ger upphov till. Han har bland annat studerat den svenska mineralpolitiken\, tekniker för storskalig koldioxidavskiljning\, frågan om nya stambanor för höghastighetståg\, och vindkraftsutbyggnad. \nLäs mer här: https://liu.se/medarbetare/simha16 \nNär: 15 mars kl. 18.15-19.30\nVar: Mallas sal på Stadsbiblioteket\nOnline: Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/67105147579 Meeting ID: 671 0514 7579 \n\nVårens tema är Gruvkonflikter och resursframtider. Föreläsningarna är öppna för alla – på Stadsbiblioteket och online. Välkommen att diskutera framtidens frågor med dagens forskare!\nFramtidsakademin är en tvärvetenskaplig föreläsningsserie som behandlar forskning kring framtidsrelevanta frågor inom ramen för hållbar utveckling. Syftet med samarbetet är att sprida aktuell forskning till en intresserade allmänhet\, studenter och andra samhällsaktörer. Projektet har pågått sedan 2004 och är ett samarbete mellan CEMUS\, Folkuniversitetet i Uppsala och Stadsbibliotek i Uppsala. \nFöreläsningarna är kostnadsfria och öppna för allmänheten och de hålls tre gånger per termin\, kl. 18.15-19.30 i Mallas sal på Stadsbiblioteket\, Svartbäcksgatan 17\, och online. Vi bjuder in forskare från Uppsala och andra delar av landet för att komma och berätta om sitt arbete under ett för terminen gemensamt tema. \nVarmt välkomna att diskutera framtidens frågor med dagens forskare! \n  \nProgram våren 2023 – tema  Gruvkonflikter och resursframtider\n\nVårens föreläsningsserie undersöker närmare den ökande efterfrågan på mineraler\, hur dessa mineraler används och de många samhälleliga konsekvenserna och konflikterna rörande gruvor och exploatering av naturresurser\, här i Sverige och ur ett globalt perspektiv.  \nDen första föreläsningen med Erik Jonsson\, statsgeolog SGU och adjungerad professor Uppsala universitet\, ger en överblick av det globala och nordiska läget gällande kritiska jordartsmetaller och deras användning. \nSimon Haikola\, universitetslektor Linköpings universitet\, föreläser om sin forskning och Svenska gruvkonflikter och debatten kring dessa under 2000-talet. \nAvslutningsvis föreläser Gloria L Gallardo Fernández\, professor emerita Södertörn högskola\, om sin forskning och den Chilenska gruvindustrins påverkan på samhälle och miljö.  \nVarmt välkomna till en spännande serie föreläsningar på tema Gruvkonflikter och resursframtider!\n\n\nBackground photo of Erzberg\, Eisenerz\, Austria\, photo by Sebastian Pichler. \n\n  \n15 februari kl. 18.15-19.30\nErik Jonsson\, Statsgeolog SGU och Adjungerad professor i mineralogi vid Institutionen för geovetenskaper\, Uppsala universitet \nKritiska metaller och mineral: globala producenter\, tillgångsrisk och nordisk potential\nDet vi sedan omkring 2010 mestadels menar med termen ”kritiska metaller och mineral” omfattar en grupp av industriellt viktiga metaller och mineral vars klassificering i EU baseras på deras totala ekonomiska vikt för europeisk industri kombinerat med deras tillgångsrisk.  \nTrots storleken på EU:s ekonomi producerar vi idag endast en bråkdel av alla de metaller och mineral som vår industri kräver för sin fortlöpande produktion; för den absoluta merparten av sådana råmaterial är vi helt beroende av import\, medan återvinning idag inte är relevanta alternativ för flertalet av dem. Många av dessa nyckelmetaller har dessutom få eller i vissa fall singulära\, ofta icke-demokratiska och/eller sköra stater som producentländer\, som exempelvis Kina\, Kongo eller Ryssland. Detta leder till tillgångsrisk\, alltså att risk finnes att ett producentland av en eller annan anledning kan komma att begränsa eller stänga ned sin produktion och/eller export till ett eller flera länder. För att säkra tillgången till dessa råmaterial krävs diversifiering av den globala produktionen och i synnerhet utökad brytning på lokal till regional skala: detta har också potentialen att minska energiåtgång för transporter med mera liksom att säkerställa en mera hälso- och miljövänlig process än i dagens producentländer. Ur ett europeiskt perspektiv är den berggrundsgeologiska enhet som kallas den Fennoskandiska skölden (omfattande den äldre berggrunden i Norge\, Sverige\, Finland samt en mindre del av nordvästligaste Ryssland) tillsammans med Grönland bland de mest relevanta för både brytning av malmer idag och prospektering efter nya mineraliseringar. Nyligen avslutade samt pågående projekt med fokus på att sammanställa information kring potentialen för kritiska metaller och mineral i dessa regioner visar att här finns möjlighet att producera en avsevärd del av Europas framtida behov\, inte minst vad gäller den snabbt ökande efterfrågan på specifika kritiska metaller och mineral för ”gröna” energiteknologier. \nSe till exempel:  https://www.lyellcollection.org/doi/10.1144/SP526-2022-55 \nErik Jonsson är statsgeolog vid Sveriges geologiska undersökning (SGU) samt adjungerad professor vid Institutionen för geovetenskaper\, Uppsala universitet. \nNär: 15 februari kl. 18.15-19.30\nVar: Mallas sal på Stadsbiblioteket\nOnline: Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/68585251874  Meeting ID: 685 8525 1874 \n  \n15 mars kl. 18.15-19.30 (notera nytt datum)\nSimon Haikola\, Universitetslektor Tema teknik och social förändring\, Linköpings universitet \nMineralutvinningens politisering under 2000-talet\nSimon Haikola är docent och lektor i Teknik och social förändring vid Temainstitutionen på Linköpings universitet. Han forskar om svensk miljöpolitik och de värderingskonflikter som denna ger upphov till. Han har bland annat studerat den svenska mineralpolitiken\, tekniker för storskalig koldioxidavskiljning\, frågan om nya stambanor för höghastighetståg\, och vindkraftsutbyggnad. \nLäs mer här: https://liu.se/medarbetare/simha16 \nNär: 15 mars kl. 18.15-19.30\nVar: Mallas sal på Stadsbiblioteket\nOnline: Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/67105147579 Meeting ID: 671 0514 7579 \n  \n29 mars kl. 18.15-19.30\nGloria L Gallardo Fernández\, professor emerita miljövetenskap med inriktning på globala utvecklingsstudier\, Södertörns högskola \nFörövande och skapande av billiga naturer: Cuncumén samfällighet och Los Pelambres kopparbolag i Chile\nI globaliserings spår fortsätter koppar vara en viktig metall\, vilket den fortsatt kommer vara i framtiden. Samtidigt stöter gruvdriften på större och större motstånd från lokala samhällen. Gruvbolagens taktik och strategier för att motverka motstånd från samhället varierar och omdefinieras över tiden. Samhällen reagerar därefter. De sociala kostnaderna för de småskaliga agrara samhällen är den sociala uppdelningen; en splittring som är svår att läka och övervinna och som varken företaget eller staten tar ansvar för. Vi analyserar Los Pelambres kopparbolag i Chile och dess socio-miljömässiga dynamik och implikationer för de lokala samhället Cuncumén\, som i spåren av globaliseringen blir mer och er och mer indraget i den globala marknaden\, samtidig som de ser sina agrara levandvillkor förändras radikalt. \nGloria L Gallardo Fernández är professor emerita i miljövetenskap med inriktning på globala utvecklingsstudier\, Södertörns högskola. \nLäs mer här: https://www.sh.se/english/sodertorn-university/contact/researchers/gloria-l-gallardo-fernandez \nNär: 29 mars kl. 18.15-19.30\nVar: Mallas sal på Stadsbiblioteket\nOnline: Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/61578878705 Meeting ID: 615 7887 8705  \n\nFramtidsakademin är ett samarbete mellan Folkuniversitetet och CEMUS\, vid Uppsala universitet och SLU. Syftet med samarbetet är att sprida aktuell forskning till intresserade människor utanför universitetets väggar. Verksamheten finansieras med stöd från Folkuniversitetsföreningen. \nHär finns ett arkiv med tidigare omgångar av Framtidsakademin www.cemus.uu.se/framtidsakademin-arkiv-2004-2022
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SUMMARY:March 16: Open lecture with Kevin Anderson
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to an open lecture with Kevin Anderson\, professor Tyndall Centre\, University of Manchester\, adjunct professor University of Bergen and visiting professor Uppsala University!\nThis lecture is part of and in collaboration with the CEMUS course Climate Change Leadership – Power\, Politics and Culture\, 15 credits. \n\nWhen: March 16 kl. 10.15-12.00 CET \nWhere: Hamberg lecture hall\, Geocentrum\, Villavägen 16\, see map here: https://link.mazemap.com/4tHyyK7J \nKevin Anderson is professor of Energy and Climate Change\, Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research\, at the University of Manchester. He was the second Zennström visiting professor in Climate Change Leadership at Uppsala University\, now visiting professor at Uppsala University and adjunct professor at the University of Bergen.  Kevin is a well-known and established researcher within climate change science who engages frequently with policy-makers\, the private sector\, civil society as well as the media. He has pioneered research on carbon budgets and pathways to acceptable mitigation levels\, and worked on the technical\, social and economic interactions involved in the transformation of energy systems\, the mitigation and adaptation to climate change. \nRead more about Kevin Anderson at https://tyndall.ac.uk/people/kevin-anderson/\,  https://kevinanderson.info/ and at Twitter https://twitter.com/KevinClimate
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SUMMARY:March 16: Lauren Strumos - Nonreligion and climate change through a lens of justice
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to the second Environmental and Climate Humanities seminar with doctoral candidate in Religious Studies at the University of Ottawa Lauren Strumos titled “Nonreligion and climate change through a lens of justice”!\nWhen: March 16 kl. 12.00-13.00 \nWhere: 22-0031 (same entrance as Humanistiska teatern)\, English Park Campus\, see map here: https://link.mazemap.com/k1hn0pOx \nOnline: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/67871647541 \nHow: We open the doors at 12.00 for mingle and bring your own lunch\, the seminar starts 12.15 with a presentation by the invited speaker followed by discussion 12.45\, and we end 13.00 sharp. \n  \nMarch 16 kl. 12.00-13.00 \nLauren Strumos Nonreligion and climate change through a lens of justice\nModerated by Martha Middlemiss Lé Mon\, CRS \nIn traditionally Christian countries like Canada the number of people who do not identify as religious in increasing. At the same time\, there is a growing awareness of anthropogenic climate change and ecological destruction. This seminar will present climate justice as a framework to better understand intersections between nonreligion and ecology. How do the nonreligious conceptualize their place in a world experiencing planetary crisis? What are the various ways they construct moral relationships with other terrestrials\, human and non-human? Empirical data for this seminar is drawn from interviews conducted with settler activists\, both nonreligious and religious\, opposed to an oil pipeline project in British Columbia\, Canada.   \nBio\nLauren Strumos is a doctoral candidate in Religious Studies at the University of Ottawa (Canada). Her research explores how settler activists conceptualize their opposition to an oil pipeline project in the province of British Columbia\, Canada. Her other research interests include veganism and human/non-human animal relations. Lauren is a deputy editor of Nonreligion and Secularity\, the blog of the Nonreligion and Secularity Research Network\, and she was an Ian H. Stewart Graduate Fellow (2021–2022) at the Centre for Studies in Religion and Society at the University of Victoria (Canada). Lauren received a Mitacs Globalink Research Award to visit the Centre for Multidisciplinary Research on Religion and Society at Uppsala University from January to April 2023. \n\nWelcome to a three part lunch seminar series on the Environmental and Climate Humanities this spring 2023\, starting February 9!\nA collaboration between CEMUS\, Centre for Environment and Development Studies\, Uppsala University and SLU\, CRS\, Centre for Multidisciplinary Research on Religion and Society\, Uppsala University\, and Sofia Oreland\, Department of Theology\, Uppsala University. \n\nWhen: February 9\, March 16 and March 30 kl. 12.00-13.00 \nWhere: February 9 and March 30: room 22-1009\, see map here: https://link.mazemap.com/Vu1lHj8I  March 16: 22-0031\, see map here: https://link.mazemap.com/k1hn0pOx (same entrance as Humanistiska teatern)  \nFebruary 9 online:\nhttps://uu-se.zoom.us/j/64045889808 \nMarch 16 online:\nhttps://uu-se.zoom.us/j/67871647541 \nMarch 30 online:\nhttps://uu-se.zoom.us/j/68698681151 \nHow: We open the doors at 12.00 for mingle and bring your own lunch\, the seminar starts 12.15 with a presentation by the invited speaker followed by discussion 12.45\, and we end 13.00 sharp.\n\n\n\nFebruary 9 kl. 12.00-13.00 \nJohan Gärdebo Transition Technocracy and Populism: Reception of climate policies in Europe (in general) and among Swedish industrial workers (in particular)\nModerated by Malin Östman\, CEMUS \nSince the Paris Agreement 2015\, “just transition” have central to attempts\, and hopes\, to bridge a jobs. vs. climate-divide as part of decarbonising industrial society. But what are the imperatives for a just transition of the workforce? And what are the nationally defined development priorities for the creation of decent work and quality jobs? Through interviews with Swedish trade union representatives from Sweden’s three largest industrial emitters (steel\, petroleum refining\, cement) along with representatives at the central level\, this study illustrates contrasting interpretations of what constitutes a just transition.  \nThe main tensions concern the time a climate transition is allowed to take; if policies should support local inhabitants or global concerns over climate change. These matters have become increasingly critical given the many revolts by industrial workers\, transport personnel\, and farmers\, across Europe. In this presentation\, Gärdebo describe some of the differing receptions to climate transition policies based on case studies among Swedish workers. The larger aim of the presentation is to situate receptions of climate policies in a larger discussion about attempts to govern Western societies technocratically. \nBio\nJohan Gärdebo is a historian studying climate knowledge and decarbonisation policies as these interplay in local\, national\, and transnational settings. He is currently conducting research projects detailing Sweden’s historical contributions to climate knowledge during the 1900s\, as well as conflicts surrounding contemporary climate transitions policies\, focusing in particular on industrial towns and previous industrial transitions. \nRead more: https://www.katalog.uu.se/profile/?id=N21-2415 \n  \nMarch 16 kl. 12.00-13.00 \nLauren Strumos Nonreligion and climate change through a lens of justice\nModerated by Martha Middlemiss Lé Mon\, CRS \nIn traditionally Christian countries like Canada the number of people who do not identify as religious in increasing. At the same time\, there is a growing awareness of anthropogenic climate change and ecological destruction. This seminar will present climate justice as a framework to better understand intersections between nonreligion and ecology. How do the nonreligious conceptualize their place in a world experiencing planetary crisis? What are the various ways they construct moral relationships with other terrestrials\, human and non-human? Empirical data for this seminar is drawn from interviews conducted with settler activists\, both nonreligious and religious\, opposed to an oil pipeline project in British Columbia\, Canada.   \nBio\nLauren Strumos is a doctoral candidate in Religious Studies at the University of Ottawa (Canada). Her research explores how settler activists conceptualize their opposition to an oil pipeline project in the province of British Columbia\, Canada. Her other research interests include veganism and human/non-human animal relations. Lauren is a deputy editor of Nonreligion and Secularity\, the blog of the Nonreligion and Secularity Research Network\, and she was an Ian H. Stewart Graduate Fellow (2021–2022) at the Centre for Studies in Religion and Society at the University of Victoria (Canada). Lauren received a Mitacs Globalink Research Award to visit the Centre for Multidisciplinary Research on Religion and Society at Uppsala University from January to April 2023. \n  \nMarch 30 kl. 12.00-13.00 \nPanu Pihkala The process and variety of climate emotions\nModerated by Sofia Oreland\, Department of Theology \nExperienced eco-emotion researcher and “eco-theologian” Panu Pihkala from University of Helsinki will discuss important climate emotions and ways of encountering them constructively. The major framework is his recent research article “The Process of Eco-Anxiety and Ecological Grief”\, freely available at https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/14/24/16628. What is commonly called “climate anxiety” consists of many things\, including various grief reactions\, but fundamentally it is an adaptive response in the sense of being in touch with the reality of the climate crisis. The wide range of possible climate emotions is discussed in Pihkala’s other research article from last year\, Toward a Taxonomy of Climate Emotions\, https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fclim.2021.738154/full. \nBio\nDr. Panu Pihkala (b. 1979\, he/his) is an adjunct professor of environmental theology (Title of Docent) at the University of Helsinki and a researcher in HELSUS Sustainability Science Institute. He is currently known as a leading expert in interdisciplinary eco-anxiety research. Pihkala has published two books about eco-emotions in Finnish\, along with many books about eco-theology. Publications: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=wwPxvoMAAAAJ&hl=en \nRead more: https://www.helsinki.fi/en/about-us/people/people-finder/panu-pihkala-9125989 \n\nSee archive with seminars from previous semesters here: www.cemus.uu.se/enclhuse-archive \n\nart | climate | culture | development | environment | language | philosophy | psychology | religion | society | sustainability
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SUMMARY:CEMUS LIBRARY - Campus Garden: Seed Tape Workshop
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SUMMARY:Course Assembly (internal CEMUS)
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SUMMARY:March 24: Small Things\, Big Stories - Art at the End of the World club
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to Art at the End of the World club!\nWhen: Fridays\, March 24th and 31st\, kl. 11.30-13.30 \nWhere: CEMUS Library\, Geocentrum\, Villavägen 16 \nNo registration needed \nMore information: contact enki.simmons[a]cemus.uu.se and anne.thompson[a]cemus.uu.se \n\nWelcome to Art at the End of the World club! A fortnightly\, interdisciplinary gathering for anyone who wants to creatively explore themes around humans\, nature\, and the ties between us. Each month has an ecological theme to guide the two sessions. During sessions we create art inspired by materials on the subject\, then we share and respond to each other’s work. Any art medium (visual\, poetry\, film\, music etc) and any level of experience is welcome. You are also free to attend any session\, even if you have not come previously. \n \nThe universe is made up of very small things\, but their stories can be very big. When we greet our tiny companions\, zoom in on the microscopic\, focus on the particulate – hidden worlds are revealed. Join us as we delve into the tales of small ecologies and discover their ripples into the wider ecosphere. \nEvery beam that fell on my face\nPhotons and waves\nThe paths that we’ve changed\nThey have all left a mark on this place \nDuring these sessions we are keen to create a safe space for exploring what can be difficult subjects. Creating with and around nature can be a joyful and comforting experience\, yet we must be mindful of the times we live in. Therefore\, we aim to cultivate a supportive and emotionally open space where it is possible for people to express eco-grief and anxiety through creativity\, while leaving room for hope. Despite the title\, your work does not have to be about the end of the world! \nInspiration materials on the month’s theme will be available during the sessions and can also be found at the following links: \nInspirational materials: \n\nIntimacy of Lichens (sound & film)\nMarine plastic debris photography\, Mandy Barker\nflashing decaying wood\, Alma Heikkilä (installation part of A Posthumous Journey into the Future at Uppsala Art Museum)\nOrder and Chaos\, Lady Maiser (song)
URL:https://www.cemus.uu.se/calendar/march-24-art-at-the-end-of-the-world-club/
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SUMMARY:CEMUS LIBRARY - Campus Garden: Annual meeting
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SUMMARY:CEMUS LIBRARY - Klimatstudenterna: Climate Anxiety Workshop
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SUMMARY:March 28: Ecocide Law for the Paris Agreement with Jonas Roupé & Kevin Anderson
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an open presentation\, seminar on the recent report “Ecocide Law for the Paris Agreement” with co-author Jonas Roupé\, and commentary by Kevin Anderson!\nThe seminar is hosted and facilitated by Isak Stoddard\, PhD researcher\, Department of Earth Sciences and CEMUS\, Uppsala University. \nWhen: March 28 kl. 12.15-14.00 CET \nWhere: CEMUS Library\, Geocentrum\, Villavägen 16\, see map here https://link.mazemap.com/gVZ978v2 \nOnline: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/62708359179 Meeting ID: 627 0835 9179  \n\nAbout the report\nEcocide Law for the Paris Agreement – The role of Ecocide Law in limiting global warming\nInternational law against mass environmental destruction – a law of ecocide – enables the Paris Agreement. Forests and oceans stabilise climate and urgently need protection. The oceans are rapidly becoming the new Wild West: a lawless territory beyond national jurisdiction for mining and extraction of fossil fuels\, using methods that may cause devastation to life on Earth. Ecocide Law has an important role to play: the law would be international\, and it would require responsible practices for extraction and production. The main purpose is pre-emptive: encouraging decision makers to think twice before major decisions. \nRead the full report here: Ecocide Law for the Paris Agreement \n\n\nJonas Roupé has worked with business renewal and sustainability issues since 1995\, and with recycling and the circular economy since 2013.  \nAs the founder of the Swedish advisory firm Insiktsbolaget\, Jonas works nationally and internationally as an advisor and consultant. He is recognised for his work with the network End Ecocide Sweden and Ecocide Law Alliance\, which campaigns for international law to protect ecosystems. This law will lay the foundation for a world circular economy.  \nJonas holds an MSc in business administration\, a BSc in political science and degrees in engineering and psychology. He has held positions as head of Strategy\, Business Intelligence\, Head of Business Development\, Chief Strategy Officer and Chief Marketing Officer with companies like Ericsson\, TeliaSonera and Skanova and is an experienced board member.  He is and has been advising Privately owned companies\, Stock traded companies\, Government owned companies\, Trade organisations and NGOs.  \nhttps://roupé.com/\n\n\nKevin Anderson is professor of Energy and Climate Change\, Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research\, at the University of Manchester. He was the second Zennström visiting professor in Climate Change Leadership at Uppsala University\, now visiting professor at Uppsala University and adjunct professor at the University of Bergen.  Kevin is a well-known and established researcher within climate change science who engages frequently with policy-makers\, the private sector\, civil society as well as the media. He has pioneered research on carbon budgets and pathways to acceptable mitigation levels\, and worked on the technical\, social and economic interactions involved in the transformation of energy systems\, the mitigation and adaptation to climate change. \nhttps://tyndall.ac.uk/people/kevin-anderson/\,  https://kevinanderson.info/ and at Twitter https://twitter.com/KevinClimate
URL:https://www.cemus.uu.se/calendar/march-28-ecocide-law-for-the-paris-agreement-with-jonas-roupe-kevin-anderson/
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SUMMARY:CEMUS LIBRARY - Internal staff meeting
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SUMMARY:29 mars: Öppen föreläsning - Förövande och skapande av billiga naturer: Cuncumén samfällighet och Los Pelambres kopparbolag i Chile med Gloria L Gallardo Fernández
DESCRIPTION:Varmt välkomna till Framtidsakademin tema Gruvkonflikter och resursframtider och vårens sista föreläsning “Förövande och skapande av billiga naturer: Cuncumén samfällighet och Los Pelambres kopparbolag i Chile” med Gloria L Gallardo Fernández\, professor emerita miljövetenskap med inriktning på globala utvecklingsstudier\, Södertörns högskola!\n29 mars kl. 18.15-19.30\nGloria L Gallardo Fernández\, professor emerita miljövetenskap med inriktning på globala utvecklingsstudier\, Södertörns högskola \nFörövande och skapande av billiga naturer: Cuncumén samfällighet och Los Pelambres kopparbolag i Chile\nI globaliserings spår fortsätter koppar vara en viktig metall\, vilket den fortsatt kommer vara i framtiden. Samtidigt stöter gruvdriften på större och större motstånd från lokala samhällen. Gruvbolagens taktik och strategier för att motverka motstånd från samhället varierar och omdefinieras över tiden. Samhällen reagerar därefter. De sociala kostnaderna för de småskaliga agrara samhällen är den sociala uppdelningen; en splittring som är svår att läka och övervinna och som varken företaget eller staten tar ansvar för. Vi analyserar Los Pelambres kopparbolag i Chile och dess socio-miljömässiga dynamik och implikationer för de lokala samhället Cuncumén\, som i spåren av globaliseringen blir mer och er och mer indraget i den globala marknaden\, samtidig som de ser sina agrara levandvillkor förändras radikalt. \nGloria L Gallardo Fernández är professor emerita i miljövetenskap med inriktning på globala utvecklingsstudier\, Södertörns högskola. \nLäs mer här: https://www.sh.se/english/sodertorn-university/contact/researchers/gloria-l-gallardo-fernandez \nNär: 29 mars kl. 18.15-19.30\nVar: Mallas sal på Stadsbiblioteket\nOnline: Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/61578878705 Meeting ID: 615 7887 8705  \n\nVårens tema är Gruvkonflikter och resursframtider. Föreläsningarna är öppna för alla – på Stadsbiblioteket och online. Välkommen att diskutera framtidens frågor med dagens forskare!\nFramtidsakademin är en tvärvetenskaplig föreläsningsserie som behandlar forskning kring framtidsrelevanta frågor inom ramen för hållbar utveckling. Syftet med samarbetet är att sprida aktuell forskning till en intresserade allmänhet\, studenter och andra samhällsaktörer. Projektet har pågått sedan 2004 och är ett samarbete mellan CEMUS\, Folkuniversitetet i Uppsala och Stadsbibliotek i Uppsala. \nFöreläsningarna är kostnadsfria och öppna för allmänheten och de hålls tre gånger per termin\, kl. 18.15-19.30 i Mallas sal på Stadsbiblioteket\, Svartbäcksgatan 17\, och online. Vi bjuder in forskare från Uppsala och andra delar av landet för att komma och berätta om sitt arbete under ett för terminen gemensamt tema. \nVarmt välkomna att diskutera framtidens frågor med dagens forskare! \n  \nProgram våren 2023 – tema  Gruvkonflikter och resursframtider\n\nVårens föreläsningsserie undersöker närmare den ökande efterfrågan på mineraler\, hur dessa mineraler används och de många samhälleliga konsekvenserna och konflikterna rörande gruvor och exploatering av naturresurser\, här i Sverige och ur ett globalt perspektiv.  \nDen första föreläsningen med Erik Jonsson\, statsgeolog SGU och adjungerad professor Uppsala universitet\, ger en överblick av det globala och nordiska läget gällande kritiska jordartsmetaller och deras användning. \nSimon Haikola\, universitetslektor Linköpings universitet\, föreläser om sin forskning och Svenska gruvkonflikter och debatten kring dessa under 2000-talet. \nAvslutningsvis föreläser Gloria L Gallardo Fernández\, professor emerita Södertörn högskola\, om sin forskning och den Chilenska gruvindustrins påverkan på samhälle och miljö.  \nVarmt välkomna till en spännande serie föreläsningar på tema Gruvkonflikter och resursframtider!\n\n\nBackground photo of Erzberg\, Eisenerz\, Austria\, photo by Sebastian Pichler. \n\n  \n15 februari kl. 18.15-19.30\nErik Jonsson\, Statsgeolog SGU och Adjungerad professor i mineralogi vid Institutionen för geovetenskaper\, Uppsala universitet \nKritiska metaller och mineral: globala producenter\, tillgångsrisk och nordisk potential\nDet vi sedan omkring 2010 mestadels menar med termen ”kritiska metaller och mineral” omfattar en grupp av industriellt viktiga metaller och mineral vars klassificering i EU baseras på deras totala ekonomiska vikt för europeisk industri kombinerat med deras tillgångsrisk.  \nTrots storleken på EU:s ekonomi producerar vi idag endast en bråkdel av alla de metaller och mineral som vår industri kräver för sin fortlöpande produktion; för den absoluta merparten av sådana råmaterial är vi helt beroende av import\, medan återvinning idag inte är relevanta alternativ för flertalet av dem. Många av dessa nyckelmetaller har dessutom få eller i vissa fall singulära\, ofta icke-demokratiska och/eller sköra stater som producentländer\, som exempelvis Kina\, Kongo eller Ryssland. Detta leder till tillgångsrisk\, alltså att risk finnes att ett producentland av en eller annan anledning kan komma att begränsa eller stänga ned sin produktion och/eller export till ett eller flera länder. För att säkra tillgången till dessa råmaterial krävs diversifiering av den globala produktionen och i synnerhet utökad brytning på lokal till regional skala: detta har också potentialen att minska energiåtgång för transporter med mera liksom att säkerställa en mera hälso- och miljövänlig process än i dagens producentländer. Ur ett europeiskt perspektiv är den berggrundsgeologiska enhet som kallas den Fennoskandiska skölden (omfattande den äldre berggrunden i Norge\, Sverige\, Finland samt en mindre del av nordvästligaste Ryssland) tillsammans med Grönland bland de mest relevanta för både brytning av malmer idag och prospektering efter nya mineraliseringar. Nyligen avslutade samt pågående projekt med fokus på att sammanställa information kring potentialen för kritiska metaller och mineral i dessa regioner visar att här finns möjlighet att producera en avsevärd del av Europas framtida behov\, inte minst vad gäller den snabbt ökande efterfrågan på specifika kritiska metaller och mineral för ”gröna” energiteknologier. \nSe till exempel:  https://www.lyellcollection.org/doi/10.1144/SP526-2022-55 \nErik Jonsson är statsgeolog vid Sveriges geologiska undersökning (SGU) samt adjungerad professor vid Institutionen för geovetenskaper\, Uppsala universitet. \nNär: 15 februari kl. 18.15-19.30\nVar: Mallas sal på Stadsbiblioteket\nOnline: Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/68585251874  Meeting ID: 685 8525 1874 \n  \n1 mars kl. 18.15-19.30\nSimon Haikola\, Universitetslektor Tema teknik och social förändring\, Linköpings universitet \nMineralutvinningens politisering under 2000-talet\nSimon Haikola är docent och lektor i Teknik och social förändring vid Temainstitutionen på Linköpings universitet. Han forskar om svensk miljöpolitik och de värderingskonflikter som denna ger upphov till. Han har bland annat studerat den svenska mineralpolitiken\, tekniker för storskalig koldioxidavskiljning\, frågan om nya stambanor för höghastighetståg\, och vindkraftsutbyggnad. \nLäs mer här: https://liu.se/medarbetare/simha16 \nNär: 1 mars kl. 18.15-19.30\nVar: Mallas sal på Stadsbiblioteket\nOnline: Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/67105147579 Meeting ID: 671 0514 7579 \n  \n29 mars kl. 18.15-19.30\nGloria L Gallardo Fernández\, professor emerita miljövetenskap med inriktning på globala utvecklingsstudier\, Södertörns högskola \nFörövande och skapande av billiga naturer: Cuncumén samfällighet och Los Pelambres kopparbolag i Chile\nI globaliserings spår fortsätter koppar vara en viktig metall\, vilket den fortsatt kommer vara i framtiden. Samtidigt stöter gruvdriften på större och större motstånd från lokala samhällen. Gruvbolagens taktik och strategier för att motverka motstånd från samhället varierar och omdefinieras över tiden. Samhällen reagerar därefter. De sociala kostnaderna för de småskaliga agrara samhällen är den sociala uppdelningen; en splittring som är svår att läka och övervinna och som varken företaget eller staten tar ansvar för. Vi analyserar Los Pelambres kopparbolag i Chile och dess socio-miljömässiga dynamik och implikationer för de lokala samhället Cuncumén\, som i spåren av globaliseringen blir mer och er och mer indraget i den globala marknaden\, samtidig som de ser sina agrara levandvillkor förändras radikalt. \nGloria L Gallardo Fernández är professor emerita i miljövetenskap med inriktning på globala utvecklingsstudier\, Södertörns högskola. \nLäs mer här: https://www.sh.se/english/sodertorn-university/contact/researchers/gloria-l-gallardo-fernandez \nNär: 29 mars kl. 18.15-19.30\nVar: Mallas sal på Stadsbiblioteket\nOnline: Zoom: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/61578878705 Meeting ID: 615 7887 8705  \n\nFramtidsakademin är ett samarbete mellan Folkuniversitetet och CEMUS\, vid Uppsala universitet och SLU. Syftet med samarbetet är att sprida aktuell forskning till intresserade människor utanför universitetets väggar. Verksamheten finansieras med stöd från Folkuniversitetsföreningen. \nHär finns ett arkiv med tidigare omgångar av Framtidsakademin www.cemus.uu.se/framtidsakademin-arkiv-2004-2022
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SUMMARY:March 30: Panu Pihkala - The process and variety of climate emotions
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to the third Environmental and Climate Humanities seminar with adjunct professor of environmental theology\, University of Helsinki and researcher\, HELSUS Sustainability Science Institute Panu Pihkala titled “The process and variety of climate emotions”!\nWhen: March 30 kl. 12.00-13.00 \nWhere: Room 22-1009 (same entrance as Humanistiska teatern)\, English Park Campus\, see map here: https://link.mazemap.com/Vu1lHj8I \nOnline: https://uu-se.zoom.us/j/68698681151 \nHow: We open the doors at 12.00 for mingle and bring your own lunch\, the seminar starts 12.15 with a presentation by the invited speaker followed by discussion 12.45\, and we end 13.00 sharp. \n  \nMarch 30 kl. 12.00-13.00 \nPanu Pihkala The process and variety of climate emotions\nModerated by Sofia Oreland\, Department of Theology \nExperienced eco-emotion researcher and “eco-theologian” Panu Pihkala from University of Helsinki will discuss important climate emotions and ways of encountering them constructively. The major framework is his recent research article “The Process of Eco-Anxiety and Ecological Grief”\, freely available at https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/14/24/16628. What is commonly called “climate anxiety” consists of many things\, including various grief reactions\, but fundamentally it is an adaptive response in the sense of being in touch with the reality of the climate crisis. The wide range of possible climate emotions is discussed in Pihkala’s other research article from last year\, Toward a Taxonomy of Climate Emotions\, https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fclim.2021.738154/full. \nBio\nDr. Panu Pihkala (b. 1979\, he/his) is an adjunct professor of environmental theology (Title of Docent) at the University of Helsinki and a researcher in HELSUS Sustainability Science Institute. He is currently known as a leading expert in interdisciplinary eco-anxiety research. Pihkala has published two books about eco-emotions in Finnish\, along with many books about eco-theology. Publications: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=wwPxvoMAAAAJ&hl=en \nRead more: https://www.helsinki.fi/en/about-us/people/people-finder/panu-pihkala-9125989 \n\nWelcome to a three part lunch seminar series on the Environmental and Climate Humanities this spring 2023\, starting February 9!\nA collaboration between CEMUS\, Centre for Environment and Development Studies\, Uppsala University and SLU\, CRS\, Centre for Multidisciplinary Research on Religion and Society\, Uppsala University\, and Sofia Oreland\, Department of Theology\, Uppsala University. \n\nWhen: February 9\, March 16 and March 30 kl. 12.00-13.00 \nWhere: February 9 and March 30: room 22-1009\, see map here: https://link.mazemap.com/Vu1lHj8I  March 16: 22-0031\, see map here: https://link.mazemap.com/k1hn0pOx (same entrance as Humanistiska teatern)  \nFebruary 9 online:\nhttps://uu-se.zoom.us/j/64045889808 \nMarch 16 online:\nhttps://uu-se.zoom.us/j/67871647541 \nMarch 30 online:\nhttps://uu-se.zoom.us/j/68698681151 \nHow: We open the doors at 12.00 for mingle and bring your own lunch\, the seminar starts 12.15 with a presentation by the invited speaker followed by discussion 12.45\, and we end 13.00 sharp.\n\n\n\nFebruary 9 kl. 12.00-13.00 \nJohan Gärdebo Transition Technocracy and Populism: Reception of climate policies in Europe (in general) and among Swedish industrial workers (in particular)\nModerated by Malin Östman\, CEMUS \nSince the Paris Agreement 2015\, “just transition” have central to attempts\, and hopes\, to bridge a jobs. vs. climate-divide as part of decarbonising industrial society. But what are the imperatives for a just transition of the workforce? And what are the nationally defined development priorities for the creation of decent work and quality jobs? Through interviews with Swedish trade union representatives from Sweden’s three largest industrial emitters (steel\, petroleum refining\, cement) along with representatives at the central level\, this study illustrates contrasting interpretations of what constitutes a just transition.  \nThe main tensions concern the time a climate transition is allowed to take; if policies should support local inhabitants or global concerns over climate change. These matters have become increasingly critical given the many revolts by industrial workers\, transport personnel\, and farmers\, across Europe. In this presentation\, Gärdebo describe some of the differing receptions to climate transition policies based on case studies among Swedish workers. The larger aim of the presentation is to situate receptions of climate policies in a larger discussion about attempts to govern Western societies technocratically. \nBio\nJohan Gärdebo is a historian studying climate knowledge and decarbonisation policies as these interplay in local\, national\, and transnational settings. He is currently conducting research projects detailing Sweden’s historical contributions to climate knowledge during the 1900s\, as well as conflicts surrounding contemporary climate transitions policies\, focusing in particular on industrial towns and previous industrial transitions. \nRead more: https://www.katalog.uu.se/profile/?id=N21-2415 \n  \nMarch 16 kl. 12.00-13.00 \nLauren Strumos Nonreligion and climate change through a lens of justice\nModerated by Martha Middlemiss Lé Mon\, CRS \nIn traditionally Christian countries like Canada the number of people who do not identify as religious in increasing. At the same time\, there is a growing awareness of anthropogenic climate change and ecological destruction. This seminar will present climate justice as a framework to better understand intersections between nonreligion and ecology. How do the nonreligious conceptualize their place in a world experiencing planetary crisis? What are the various ways they construct moral relationships with other terrestrials\, human and non-human? Empirical data for this seminar is drawn from interviews conducted with settler activists\, both nonreligious and religious\, opposed to an oil pipeline project in British Columbia\, Canada.   \nBio\nLauren Strumos is a doctoral candidate in Religious Studies at the University of Ottawa (Canada). Her research explores how settler activists conceptualize their opposition to an oil pipeline project in the province of British Columbia\, Canada. Her other research interests include veganism and human/non-human animal relations. Lauren is a deputy editor of Nonreligion and Secularity\, the blog of the Nonreligion and Secularity Research Network\, and she was an Ian H. Stewart Graduate Fellow (2021–2022) at the Centre for Studies in Religion and Society at the University of Victoria (Canada). Lauren received a Mitacs Globalink Research Award to visit the Centre for Multidisciplinary Research on Religion and Society at Uppsala University from January to April 2023. \n  \nMarch 30 kl. 12.00-13.00 \nPanu Pihkala The process and variety of climate emotions\nModerated by Sofia Oreland\, Department of Theology \nExperienced eco-emotion researcher and “eco-theologian” Panu Pihkala from University of Helsinki will discuss important climate emotions and ways of encountering them constructively. The major framework is his recent research article “The Process of Eco-Anxiety and Ecological Grief”\, freely available at https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/14/24/16628. What is commonly called “climate anxiety” consists of many things\, including various grief reactions\, but fundamentally it is an adaptive response in the sense of being in touch with the reality of the climate crisis. The wide range of possible climate emotions is discussed in Pihkala’s other research article from last year\, Toward a Taxonomy of Climate Emotions\, https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fclim.2021.738154/full. \nBio\nDr. Panu Pihkala (b. 1979\, he/his) is an adjunct professor of environmental theology (Title of Docent) at the University of Helsinki and a researcher in HELSUS Sustainability Science Institute. He is currently known as a leading expert in interdisciplinary eco-anxiety research. Pihkala has published two books about eco-emotions in Finnish\, along with many books about eco-theology. Publications: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=wwPxvoMAAAAJ&hl=en \nRead more: https://www.helsinki.fi/en/about-us/people/people-finder/panu-pihkala-9125989 \n\nSee archive with seminars from previous semesters here: www.cemus.uu.se/enclhuse-archive \n\nart | climate | culture | development | environment | language | philosophy | psychology | religion | society | sustainability
URL:https://www.cemus.uu.se/calendar/march-30-panu-pihkala-the-process-and-variety-of-climate-emotions/
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SUMMARY:March 30: Open seminar and walk with Sarah Thomas
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to an open fika seminar and Re-emergence/emergency walk with writer and documentary filmmaker Sarah Thomas!\n \nSarah Thomas is a writer and filmmaker. Her films have been screened internationally\, and she is a contributor to the Dark Mountain journal. Her writing has also appeared in the Guardian and the anthology Women on Nature edited by Katharine Norbury.  \nWhen: March 30 kl. 14.15-16.15 \nWhere: CEMUS Library\, Geocentrum\, Villavägen 16\, see map here https://link.mazemap.com/gVZ978v2 (the walk starts at kl. 15.00 outside CEMUS\, Villavägen 16) \n\nSarah Thomas published 2022 “The Raven’s Nest”: \nVisiting Iceland as an anthropologist and filmmaker in 2008\, Sarah Thomas is spellbound by its otherworldly landscape. An immediate love for this country and for Bjarni\, a man she meets there\, turns a week-long stay into a transformative half-decade\, one which radically alters Sarah’s understanding of herself and of the living world. \nShe embarks on a relationship not only with Bjarni\, but with the light\, the language and the old wooden house they make their home. She finds a place where the light of the midwinter full moon reflected by snow can be brighter than daylight\, where the earth can tremor at any time\, and where the word for echo – bergmál – translates as ‘the language of the mountain’. \nIn the midst of crisis both personal and planetary\, as her marriage falls apart\, Sarah finds inspiration in the artistry of a raven’s nest: a home which persists through breaking and reweaving – over and over. \nWritten in beautifully vivid prose The Raven’s Nest is a profoundly moving meditation on place\, identity and how we might live in an era of environmental disruption.https://sarahthomas.net/the-ravens-nest/
URL:https://www.cemus.uu.se/calendar/march-30-open-seminar-and-walk-with-sarah-thomas/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Helsinki:20230331T113000
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SUMMARY:March 31: Small Things\, Big Stories - Art at the End of the World club
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to Art at the End of the World club!\nWhen: Fridays\, March 24th and 31st\, kl. 11.30-13.30 \nWhere: CEMUS Library\, Geocentrum\, Villavägen 16 \nNo registration needed \nMore information: contact enki.simmons[a]cemus.uu.se and anne.thompson[a]cemus.uu.se \n\nWelcome to Art at the End of the World club! A fortnightly\, interdisciplinary gathering for anyone who wants to creatively explore themes around humans\, nature\, and the ties between us. Each month has an ecological theme to guide the two sessions. During sessions we create art inspired by materials on the subject\, then we share and respond to each other’s work. Any art medium (visual\, poetry\, film\, music etc) and any level of experience is welcome. You are also free to attend any session\, even if you have not come previously. \n \nThe universe is made up of very small things\, but their stories can be very big. When we greet our tiny companions\, zoom in on the microscopic\, focus on the particulate – hidden worlds are revealed. Join us as we delve into the tales of small ecologies and discover their ripples into the wider ecosphere. \nEvery beam that fell on my face\nPhotons and waves\nThe paths that we’ve changed\nThey have all left a mark on this place \nDuring these sessions we are keen to create a safe space for exploring what can be difficult subjects. Creating with and around nature can be a joyful and comforting experience\, yet we must be mindful of the times we live in. Therefore\, we aim to cultivate a supportive and emotionally open space where it is possible for people to express eco-grief and anxiety through creativity\, while leaving room for hope. Despite the title\, your work does not have to be about the end of the world! \nInspiration materials on the month’s theme will be available during the sessions and can also be found at the following links: \nInspirational materials: \n\nIntimacy of Lichens (sound & film)\nMarine plastic debris photography\, Mandy Barker\nflashing decaying wood\, Alma Heikkilä (installation part of A Posthumous Journey into the Future at Uppsala Art Museum)\nOrder and Chaos\, Lady Maiser (song)
URL:https://www.cemus.uu.se/calendar/march-31-art-at-the-end-of-the-world-club/
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