Anthropocene Narratives: One-day Symposium in Environmental Humanities Friday, October 31st, 9:15 AM-5 PM AEDTAustralian Catholic University (Melbourne) While the Anthropocene as a geological epoch remains a subject of scientific debate, the term has gained enormous currency in environmental studies, the social sciences, legal studies, and the humanities....
In environmental history, we strive to connect with our research subjects beyond traditional archives and research methods. To celebrate Environmental History Week, please join us for a workshop exploring the materiality, interconnectedness, and temporalities of the objects that appear in our everyday lives. We will...
An Environmental Humanities Symposium Monday 02 June 2025 - Tuesday 03 June 2025Location: University of Sydney, Camperdown NSW 2050 Register to attend here: https://events.humanitix.com/storytelling-for-lost-and-threatened-places This symposium will explore our contemporary biodiversity and climate crises through a focus on place and story. How might attending closely to place-based stories...
We are thrilled to announce that the 2024 “Garden Futurity” Virtual Roundtable Colloquium to be held on Tuesday, 3rd December is open for registration!! The online roundtable day, hosted by the Education University of Hong Kong, foreground the garden, capaciously defined, as a vibrant ecological...
Environment and Communication: Shifting Perspectives, Creativity, and Conviviality from the Edge The International Environmental Communication Association (IECA), in collaboration with the University of Tasmania's School of Creative Arts and Media (CAM), invites scholars, artists, practitioners, and activists to the 18th Biennial Conference on Communication and Environment...
This manuscript left by the late Dr Deborah Bird Rose has been brought to publication by Dr Darrell Lewis and Dr Margaret Jolly. The launch will be held at the ANU on May 16. For launch and publication information, please follow this link.https://chl.anu.edu.au/event/book-launch-dreaming-ecology-nomadics-and-indigenous-ecological-knowledge-victoria-river ...
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS: Biennial conference series Petrocultures is coming to Perth, Western Australia, 11-13 November 2024. Organised by members of the Energy Humanities Initiative at Curtin University, Petrocultures2024/SOUTH sees this international energy humanities community come to the southern hemisphere for the first time. Via the theme of...
The radical work of mourning: the power of grief in a time of extinction When: Thursday 11 April 2024, 6.00PM - 7.30PMLocation: The Michael Spence Building (F23) Eastern Ave & City Rd, Camperdown NSW 2050, AustraliaCosts: FreeRegister at Humanitix When we lose a loved one, we share...
The Australian Library and Information Association will be hosting its first ever Greening Libraries Conference on 22 November 2023. This online conference will feature critical research into climate action and present strategies and tools for the future. The program brings together a showcase of green initiatives...
Join us at the National Museum for a day of art, music, performance, storytelling and conversations exploring Australia’s remarkable river places and celebrating the launch of Living on the Edge: Caring for Australia’s Threatened Places. Through talks, walks and creative activities suited to all ages, learn about...