Recent and upcoming events
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Childhoods/Natures
Seminar Series
The Childhoods/Natures Seminar Series is an online monthly event that hosts academics from across the globe and from a wide range of disciplinary backgrounds to speak about their research on childhoods, children/nature relationships and child development. Organised by the group Learning Natures based at the Rachel Carson Centre, it offers a space to think and discuss about childhoods and child-nature relationships across disciplinary boundaries.
Reading Group: “Life and Nature: Interdisciplinary Perspectives”
Our reading group explores theories and methods in philosophical, psychological and anthropological research on human-nonhuman relationships. We reflect together on concepts such as “nature” and “agency” and discuss synergies and differences in the ways in which different disciplines understand childhood, cognition and the environment.
If you want to know more, please contact us.
Decolonial Community Building
Experiences from Indigenous Amazonia
Film Screening and Discussion
Filmmaking
We are working on an ethnographic documentary that explores children’s perceptions and experiences of climate change, with a particular focus on children living in drought hit regions in Europe.
Past events
Workshop: Children and Nature(s): an interdisciplinary dialogue
Seminars
Summer/winter Schools
Talks