We are excited to announce #OpenRivers Issue 27 | Prospect! This collection shows us how art, connection, and creativity can influence our environmental prospects.
Read more at https://t.co/UVM8YXdyDj
@JoneeKBrigham @ShelleyCBuck @Owamniyomni@umnlib@IASatUofM@BlueGap5
Laura Rockhold, a Minnesota poet and visual artist, writes about how her experiences with Dakota leaders, culture, and language have shaped her artistic connection with Bdóte, the sacred meeting place of the Minnesota and Mississippi Rivers. https://t.co/X99ShZYqZs #umnproud
Vivek Ji shares the experience of his recent Narmada Parikrama, a storied pilgrimage around the Narmada River. He contrasts the river's spiritual and historical significance with the damage to the ancient basin from dams, deforestation, and climate change. https://t.co/ivrHtHHmbt
Reviewing "All We Can Save: Truth, Courage, and Solutions for the Climate Crisis," Marceleen Mosher praises the work's breadth of voices, especially its perspectives from outside academic spaces. It's a "prescient read for all," she writes. #umnproud https://t.co/MMzKmjPItd
In #OpenRivers, Saloni Shokeen uses the Ganga River's dual identity as a holy river and a polluted site to explain eco-anxiety: the feeling when pollution and climate change turn comforting places strange and uncanny. Read more at: https://t.co/q66UcgzwPp #ganga#ecoanxiety
Today is #GivingTuesday! Open Rivers works with authors to develop stories on water and environmental injustices. We are #umnproud to publish them all and ensure #OpenRivers remains free and open access. Will you help us reach our goal today? Give now at https://t.co/PfWi9i46N0
In #OpenRivers, @JoneeKBrigham brings art and science together through a camp at Big Stone Lake that makes the invisible infrastructures visible and helps people connect with the waters of their place.
Read more at https://t.co/aEMJNH5BnK
#environmentaleducation#artandscience
In #OpenRivers, Sigma Colón and Juli Clarkson show us how humanist work and visual art like #artistsbooks can move us toward seeing rivers as creative and co-creators of our ecologies, histories, and futures. Read more at https://t.co/N43k0CRKjm
@LawrenceUni#KlamathRiver
The deadline to apply for the Open Rivers Graduate Student Committee has been extended to Monday, September 16, 2024! Join us to explore public scholarship and develop skills for publishing. Learn more at https://t.co/UF75LcZhHI. @IowaWaterCenter @MinnesotaWater @PPEHLab
Grad students: join the #OpenRivers Grad Student Committee! Work with our team and connect with other students who care about our water futures.
Applications due 9/9/2024.
More info at https://t.co/OJ2I1ZwoWO
@MinnesotaWater @uwche@IowaWaterCenter@PPEHLab@envhum_umn
In #OpenRivers, Caroline Doenmez reviews "In Our Backyard: Keeyask and the Legacy of Hydroelectric Development," an anthology that records Indigenous dissent and commitment to place amidst dam construction in Manitoba. https://t.co/QEosji4KKy
#keeyaskdam@MSUanthropology