Esotericism, Occultism, and Magic at Southwest Popular/American Culture Association, Feb 17-20, Albuquerque, New Mexico https://t.co/wgaIXGMQlc #acrel#AARSBL#SBLAAR
A river became a deity and a person between two hearings: Tamirabarani and the turn to spiritual ecology
How the Madras High Court used faith as a social tool for changing public perception and strengthening environmental compliance https://t.co/M7a7j8K77O
Two-Day Online International Conference on Environmental Humanities, Literature, and Culture in the Twenty-First Century https://t.co/rmglC6vrS9 #acrel#AARSBL#SBLAAR
Online first: Geographies of the blackout: Infrastructural violence and spatial isolation in besieged Gaza - Ekrema Shehab, Bilal Hamamra, 2026 https://t.co/ejHJvcMkMj
“This qualitative study examines the spatial, social, and psychological impacts of systematic internet and electricity blackouts imposed on the besieged population of Gaza. Through 30 in-depth interviews with displaced residents in Rafah and Jabalia, the research evaluates these blackouts as acts of infrastructural violence and settler colonialism. Rather than passive consequences of war, the findings demonstrate that digital blockades operate as deliberate strategies of territorial and demographic control. Participants describe how the forced severance of telecommunications dismantles essential bonds of care, immobilizes bodies, obstructs humanitarian relief, and enforces severe spatial isolation.”
2nd International Conference of the Just Transition Knowledge Network (JETNET) - Transitions in Extractive Regions: Sustainable Closures, Repurposing and Developmental Pathways https://t.co/x3qUhcoOJO #acrel#AARSBL#SBLAAR
The young goat that lost its mother in a wolf attack in Sivas and was rejected by the rest of the herd started going to sleep with the shepherd dogs every night so it wouldn’t be alone