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Climate Moves: Walking the Talk
Upcoming Walks Tuesday, October 8th, 4pm: A Native Plant Walk at Dawson Park Join Elisabeth Beaubien, Rocky Feroe, and Cherry Dodd on their second Native Plant Walk in Dawson Park. […]
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Meet the People
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Symposium Schedule
Browse the quick-view schedule below and click on the names to learn more about the presenters and their talks, walks, workshops, or panels. Or download the PDF of the full […]
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Attuning to Climate Symposium
Join us for “Attuning to Climate: Walking, Listening, Acting”, a 3-day symposium from October 16 till 18 2024, at Edmonton Tower and City Hall. This is part of the larger […]
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Just Powers Postdoctoral Fellow
Action on Just Transition: City of Edmonton Change(s) for Climate Caroline Bomfim is an environmental researcher with a BSc and MSc in Environmental Engineering, and a Ph.D. in Geography from […]
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Where the Bull Dozes
WHERE THE BULL DOZES takes as its starting point Pauline Oliveros’s Some Sound Observations, in which she tells a story about a bulldozer crashing into her home while she is […]
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We Were In It: Short Stories About Energy Transition
WE WERE IN IT: SHORT STORIES ABOUT ENERGY TRANSITION is a 180-page book of creative fiction written by the Speculative Energy Futures team during a series of writing workshops hosted […]
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This Can’t Wait: Billboards for Energy Transition
THIS CAN’T WAIT: BILLBOARDS FOR ENERGY TRANSITION arose from the question: how can we use printmaking to incite social change? The project takes the 2018 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change […]
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Energy Emergency Repair Kit (E.E.R.K.)
The ENERGY EMERGENCY REPAIR KIT (E.E.R.K.) is a care and repair kit for your (and our) energy emergency. This kit explores ecological, cultural, and political resonances of the three concepts […]
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Scores for Energy Transition
SCORES FOR ENERGY TRANSITION is a dice-and-card-based dialogic game that invites players to consider the kinds of energy we rely on every day, and how we might rethink our relationships […]