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Irish Environmental Humanities: An Interdisciplinary Conversation

DETAILS

30 May 2024 / 30 May 2024 The Royal Irish Academy, 19 Dawson Street, Dublin 2, Dublin
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Thursday, May 30, 2024, 14:00 - 16:45

Free event, booking essential at this link

The Environmental Humanities Working Group of the Irish Humanities Alliance will host an interdisciplinary workshop exploring the role of the Arts and Humanities in shaping research, teaching and public policy in relation to the climate and environmental emergencies of our times.

Key themes and concerns that will be explored on the day within the format of roundtable discussions are:

Teaching and Pedagogical Practice
Decolonisation and Sustainability Discourse
Methods and Disciplines
Irish Environmental Futures
The workshop is aimed at Arts and Humanities researchers, scholars and educators working across the island of Ireland in any cognate disciplinary field, and early career scholars are particularly welcome to attend.

Registration is essential at this link.

Access Requirements
Have you got any access requirements that we can assist you with, so that you can fully engage with our event? Please let us know by contacting our access officer in advance of the event, by email: accessofficer@ria.ie

AGENDA

13.45-14.00: Arrival and Registration

14.00-14.15: Welcome and Introduction to Workshop
Tim Stott (TCD), Chair of the Environmental Humanities Working Group, Irish Humanities Alliance.

14.15-14.45: Theme 1: Teaching and Pedagogical Practice
14.15-14.25: Thematic Introduction: Nessa Cronin, University of Galway; Arlene Crampsie, UCD; Simon Workman, Carlow College; Alma Clavin, University of Galway.
14.25-14.45: Workshop Discussion.

14.45-15.15: Theme 2: Decolonisation and Environmental Sustainability
14.45-14.55: Thematic Introduction: Sharae Deckard, UCD; Finola O’Kane, UCD; Eugene Costello, UCC.
14.55-15.15: Workshop Discussion.

15.15-15.30: Tea/Coffee

15.30-16.00: Theme 3: Methods and Disciplines
15.30-15.40: Thematic Introduction: Marc Caball, UCD; Martina Hynan, University of Galway; Victoria McCarthy, UCD.
15.40-16.00: Workshop Discussion.

16.00-16.30: Theme 4: Irish Environmental Futures and the Humanities
16.00-16.10: Thematic Introductions: Tim Stott, TCD; Aminah Dastan, DkIT; Anjuli Grantham, Ulster University.
16.10-16.30: Workshop Discussion.

16.30-16.45: Future Directions: Nessa Cronin, Vice-Chair, Irish Humanities Alliance.

 

DETAILS

30 May 2024 / 30 May 2024 The Royal Irish Academy, 19 Dawson Street, Dublin 2, Dublin
More information:

Thursday, May 30, 2024, 14:00 - 16:45

Free event, booking essential at this link