Climate justice and related struggles: aesthetic, creative and disruptive strategies.
There is a range of responses to the enormity of global climate crises.
They range from denial; to the belief that technology is the answer; some feeling ‘green fatigue’; others, particularly youth and young adults, living in a state of ‘climate anxiety’. There is, however, another group of people; a cadre of feminist artists, activists, and educators who refuse to accept, to ignore, to remain silent, or to disappear into fear.
This webinar focuses on their aesthetic, creative, and disruptive strategies.
At a time when the world is beset by a looming climate crisis, these public educational practices offer inspiration as the imagination of the possible.
Co-hosted by PIMA, CASAE and SCUTREA
Host: Shirley Walters, PIMA President
Moderator: Darlene Clover, feminist, scholar-activist, professor at the University of Victoria. Canada
Speakers:
Victoria Foster, United Kingdom
Victoria Foster is involved in social and environmental justice education.
She is based at Edge Hill University, UK. She is particularly interested in arts-based methodologies underpinned by feminist epistemology.
Her book, Collaborative Arts-based Research for Social Justice (2016, Routledge), provides a rationale for employing this approach in community settings.
Hannah Geldeman, Canada
Hannah Gelderman (she/her) is an artist, educator and organizer who recently completed a Master of Education in Leadership Studies.
Her focus is on the role of participatory visual arts in this era of climate crisis
Njabulo Chipangura, Zimbabwe
Njabulo Chipangura works at the National Museums and Monuments of Zimbabwe
as an archaeologist and is based in Eastern Zimbabwe at Mutare Museum where he has led innovative educational work using an exhibition of diamond mining to create a forum for public dialogue and critical debate.
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Along with the ZOOM link, you will be sent a link to short films which you are requested to watch beforehand.