emily huddart

Professor in environmental sociology @ubc *studies sustainability, equity + polarization over climate change

[emily huddart @HuddartEmily]

They're here! Advance copies of Eco-Types (https://t.co/1X3pzAqavO). Thanks to everyone whose help made this possible! #environment #sustainability

[emily huddart @HuddartEmily]

Ever wondered why those most invested in sustainability sometimes have the highest carbon footprints? Tune in tomorrow to hear more! https://t.co/eFbjYvrQt6

[emily huddart @HuddartEmily]

Smart & compassionate analysis of opposition to Just Transition! @parkermuzzerall Can a just transition achieve decarbonization? Explaining fossil fuel community opposition in the Canadian Oil Sands: Environmental Sociology: Vol 0, No 0 - Get Access https://t.co/9srZyhW0N8

[UBC Sociology @UBCSociology]

We're hiring for a tenure-stream faculty position in Family Sociology at the rank of Assistant Professor, with an anticipated start date of July 1, 2025!

Share with your networks and apply now: https://t.co/vfxIcLNpqd

[emily huddart @HuddartEmily]

@UBCSociology @parkermuzzerall and @SteveLorteau - Congrats!

[emily huddart @HuddartEmily]

High five to @SteveLorteau and @parkermuzzerall for such a smart analysis and theoretical framework. This paper shows that although climate concerns predicts support for renewables, it does NOT predict opposition to fossil fuels. Interesting!

[Steve Lorteau @SteveLorteau]

Shoutout to my co-authors Muzzerall, @AADeneault @HuddartEmily @racinen2 @BureauJeanFran1

This project wouldn’t have been possible without the rich literature on climate emotions & energy policy from @Henrikbentsen @AJCorner @AbelGustafson @wouterpoortinga and others.

[Steve Lorteau @SteveLorteau]

Shoutout to my co-authors Muzzerall, @AADeneault @HuddartEmily @racinen2 @BureauJeanFran1

This project wouldn’t have been possible without the rich literature on climate emotions & energy policy from @Henrikbentsen @AJCorner @AbelGustafson @wouterpoortinga and others.

[emily huddart @HuddartEmily]

Amazing!!! Congratulations @Amin_Ghaziani!!

[Princeton University Press @PrincetonUPress]

“Club nights are part of a broader, global movement.” @Amin_Ghaziani speaks about his new book Long Live Queer Nightlife for @UBC: https://t.co/ALdyk74Mxg

[UBC News and University Affairs @UBCNews]

Traditional gay bars are in decline.

@UBCSociology prof. Dr. Amin Ghaziani's new book explores how queer, trans and racial minorities are replacing traditional nightlife with radically inclusive parties.

Read more: https://t.co/aGKL3USARl

[emily huddart @HuddartEmily]

@UBCSociology PhD student Parker Muzzerall and I worked with @kathleenogrady to use insights and evidence from sociology to weigh in on Canada's federal budget. #Sociology #ClimateAction

[IRPP @IRPP]

Budget 2024 needs to set an accelerated course for a low-carbon future.

To do so, Emily Huddart Kennedy (@HuddartEmily) and Parker Muzzerall explain, the upcoming budget also needs to address regional polarization and divisiveness.

https://t.co/8WAdJf7GuH

[Canadian Food Studies @CDNFoodStudies]

Meat politics at the dinner table
Understanding differences and similarities in Canadians’ meat-related attitudes, preferences and practices

Emily Kennedy @HuddartEmily
Shyon Baumann
Josée Johnston

#Meat #Policy #Consumption #DinnerTime #DinnerTable
https://t.co/i3gSgDgi0S

[emily huddart @HuddartEmily]

@Brooksidefilms @m_sahakian @Eco_Types @esaRN5_soccons And fwiw, my colleagues, Josée Johnston, Shyon Baumann and Merin Oleschuk and I are working on a book project about meat. Stay tuned!

[emily huddart @HuddartEmily]

@Brooksidefilms @m_sahakian @Eco_Types @esaRN5_soccons Because of that, I am wary of telling someone who cares about the environment that they should not eat meat. That is a path for some people to exercise their relationship; not for everyone. I can appreciate your concerns about animal agriculture though!

[emily huddart @HuddartEmily]

@Brooksidefilms @m_sahakian @Eco_Types @esaRN5_soccons Hi Simon,
🧵(1) Thank you for the question. Sorry, I didn't see it until now. My argument in eco-types is that there are many ways to be an environmentalist and the aim of protecting the planet is hampered when we make environmentalism too narrow and rigid.

[emily huddart @HuddartEmily]

Are we allowed to have favourite book talks? I absolutely loved working with the team at @ReClimateCanada to organize a webinar based on @Eco_Types. Q&A with climate communicators in Canada was thought-provoking and rewarding. Link to webinar + recap: https://t.co/WcMFg25oB0

[emily huddart @HuddartEmily]

@Fisher_DanaR So exciting! Can’t wait to read it.

[emily huddart @HuddartEmily]

@AndersRhiger @esaRN5_soccons @Eco_Types Thank you! It made my day to read that. @esaRN5_soccons ESA has such a dynamic and engaged group of consumption scholars. I hope to attend in person one day!

[UBC Sociology @UBCSociology]

Congratulations to our students Lara Antebi, Jiaxin Gu, Carly Hamdon, Parker Muzzerall, and Mark Shakespear, who received SSHRC funding for their research projects!
Read more about the work they'll be doing at the link below.
https://t.co/LxEvuK7uB1
#ubc @UBC_Arts

[emily huddart @HuddartEmily]

PhD student Carly Hamdon and I co-authored a paper on @eco_types (published by @PrincetonUPress)! This was such a fun piece to work on, with the great team at Contexts.
@UBCSociology

[Contexts Magazine @contextsmag]

Our Summer 2023 issue is now LIVE! Read, download, and share to your heart's content at https://t.co/XXR2Rf9xhQ

[Princeton Nature @PrincetonNature]

How should we think about the future in the face of #ClimateChange? Our authors share perspectives and tools to generate alternative possibilities of hope, action, or simple awareness regarding the #planet and its beings. @HuddartEmily @pnlehmann

https://t.co/6TIHqHMXIU

[emily huddart @HuddartEmily]

Thanks to NPR’s Academic Minute for the chance to talk about my book! Liberals and conservatives misunderstand one another’s relationship with the environment, fueling climate polarization. @Eco_Types @PrincetonUPress @CCJ_UBC @UBCSociology
Listen here- https://t.co/oIqCVuM61d