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Speaking the Predicament: Empowering Reflection and Dialogue on Ecological Crisis
Webinar 6-8 pm (GMT), 21st February
Interactive webinar with UCC Department of German and Friends of the Earth
In this interactive session, we explore shared reading and open dialogue as practices that can help to build resilience, clarity and purpose in the face of ecological crisis.
We鈥檒l be joined by poet Se谩n Hewitt and the Klimakollektiv, a collective working for system change through education, creating alternative structures, debate and action. Se谩n Hewitt is Teaching Fellow in Modern British and Irish Literature at the School of English, Trinity College Dublin, and a poetry critic for The Irish Times. We鈥檒l also hear from the group KlimaKollektiv about how graphic design and visual art are used by climate activists. Speaker Alex Wernke has been active against coal mining in the Rhineland for a decade and helped build the "Alle D枚rfer Bleiben" alliance, a local organization against forced displacement for coal mining. This session highlights shared reading and dialogue as effective tools that can help us to process ecological loss, enabling us to think forward together.
To join us, simply go to:
6pm-8pm GMT
Meeting ID: 883 3611 8567
or visit the to register.
These events are part of the Irish Research Council-funded project 'Speaking the Predicament. Words and Stories in the Anthropocene', led by Caitr铆ona N铆 Dh煤ill and Hanna Bingel-Jones (UCC), in cooperation with the Environmental Research Institute and Friends of the Earth Ireland.
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