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
Making the argument that there is more than one way to care about the environment, Emily Huddart Kennedy (@Eco_Types) outlines a spectrum of eco-social relationships that range from engaged to indifferent. Eco-Types is available wherever you listen! #ListenUp @JenneyWoodward
New #SNR book review by @BriscoeSoc @CSUPueblo. @Eco_Types challenges views about environmentalism and aims to reduce political polarization around environmental issues through an understanding of 5 eco-types. https://t.co/n37HF9zTsV
Learn why acknowledging diverse eco-social relationships can help us overcome the political polarization that undermines our ability to protect the environment from the author of Eco-Types, Emily Huddart Kennedy. #Environment@Eco_Types
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It was a real treat to be joined by @UBCSociology's @HuddartEmily as part of her book launch. She's given me a lot to think about on how social status and emotional belonging play into political polarization on environmental issues, and the value of staying curious about others.
Today at 5:30 pm: Dr. Emily Kennedy, author of Eco-Types: Five Ways of Caring about the Environment, is hosting a lecture at @UVIC on political polarization over environmental protection and the importance of finding common ground. @Eco_Types https://t.co/BYJeBXOuPY
What is your relationship to the environment? Are you "eco-engaged;" convicted in your beliefs and ability to affect change? Or are you"self-effacing" and unsure if your actions measure up to the ideal environmentalist? Take our new quiz to find out! https://t.co/Z0sYmhn6iA
We held a Book Launch Party to celebrate Profs. Gillian Creese, @Roboral and @HuddartEmily who published new books during the pandemic.
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Excited to welcome @HuddartEmily at @UVicSocialSci later this month to talk about her brand new book on overcoming political polarization on environmental issues. It's free and open to the public - 5:30pm on 26 October. Not to be missed! https://t.co/y4KSOZ9Flr
Today is the day! Eco-Types: Five Ways of Caring about the Environment is available through @PrincetonUPress! Follow the link in my bio to grab your copy👆
In Eco-Types, @Eco_Types shows that there is more than one way to care about the #environment, outlining a spectrum of eco-social relationships that range from engagement to indifference. Pre-order your copy for Oct. 4 pub day: https://t.co/EFVcBUmHKr
We're pumped to be hosting @HuddartEmily at @UVicSoc for the Distinguished Women's Scholars lecture. She'll be speaking about her new book Eco-Types, which examines political polarization over environmental issues. Free public lecture at 5:30pm on 26 Oct (link/location TBD).
The countdown is on! Two weeks until Eco-Types: Five Ways of Caring about the Environment is available! (S/O to @UBCSociology for hosting a fantastic book launch!) Get your copy through @PrincetonUPress