Event Description
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 be joined by anthropologist and poet Frances Grimshaw who will facilitate her Shadow Places Poetry Workshop inspired by Val Plumwood’s work. Bring along an everyday object you are curious about. All are welcome. Find the zoom link below. Details Date: Thursday 24th April Time: 4-5pm AEST Zoom link: https://utas.zoom.us/j/81303097355?pwd=GFb0fGdFxBhOa4WNhzRslN85hadFWb.1 Meeting ID: 813 0309 7355 Password: nB4g?8fCPQ Any queries can be directed to Claire Waddell-Wood: clairewaddell-wood@outlook.com.au

Attendance
All interested in the different ways environmental historians might communicate their research, especially drawing on insights from across the environmental humanities

Registration Link


Deadline to Register (in UTC-6)


Contact
Claire Waddell-Wood
clairewaddell-wood@outlook.com.au

Organization
Australian and Aotearoa New Zealand Environmental History Network
https://www.environmentalhistory-au-nz.org/

Affiliations, if any
Australian and Aotearoa New Zealand Environmental History Network