Extending the environmental imagination: story-telling, activism and ontological (in)securities in a transforming world explores ways of embodying, narrating, and acting on environmental change.
Rather than approaching sustainability as a universal and distant ideal, ongoing efforts to imagine and practice sustainable ways of life represent a form of practical ethics that starts in the here and now. Extending the environmental imagination: story-telling, activism and ontological (in)securities in a transforming world explores ways of embodying, narrating, and acting on environmental change explores imaginaries of alternative futures that can foster connectivity, mutuality and respect between generations and towards non-human worlds.
Projects
Entwined: Plants and People, Narratives and Networks
“Our story” – interactive theatre as a tool for empowering children’s creation of green utopias
Growing up in a Warming World: The Politics, Ethics and Aesthetics of Youth Activism for Climate Justice
Ontological security in a transforming world
Fossil fuel entanglements: (re)making places, subjects and ways of life
