For those who missed "The Future of Food Justice" webinar, watch a recording of it at link below. Many thanks to our panelists today & to everyone who participated in the "Interrogating the Plantationocene" seminar! It's been a pleasure.
https://t.co/UFus1e09xz
Today (10/28) is the last day to register for "The Future of Food Justice," happening Fri. 10/30 12-1.30pm CST! Join us for convo. abt. effects of racism & colonialism on global food systems + food justice & social justice. #Plantationocene
https://t.co/MsTqkexTPN
Hey folkx!Join us for the closing event of the #Plantationocene seminar, "The Future of Food Justice," happening on Zoom this Fri. 10/30 12-1.30pm CST. Speakers incl. Malik Yakini, @ashleshak, @thegardengriot, Nan Enstad, & @sofking1. Reg. by 10/28 here 👇
https://t.co/MsTqkexTPN
Hi #PlantationoceneSeminar followers/attendees: we regret to announce that, in accordance w/ current UW-Madison precautions against the spread of COVID-19, we're canceling our April events & rescheduling them for FA20. Please stay tuned for updates, & thank you for understanding!
“Transforming #OilPalm crops means transforming agricultural fields in Colombia... but also transforming ourselves.” Angela Serrano @angserranoz of @UWSoc describes how #SmallFarmers may point a way forward out of the #Plantationocene. https://t.co/ISAVsmKzYI
Happening this Thursday, 7pm at The Marquee Theater, Union South: a screening of DAUGHTERS OF THE DUST, directed by Julie Dash. For those curious about the film, here's a review of it from THE NEW YORKER:
https://t.co/9flvAdObPR
@WUDFilm@_WUD#plantationoceneseminar
Don’t miss your chance to catch Booker Prize-winning author Marlon James in person tomorrow evening! The event begins 7pm Feb 13. See you there! #plantationocene#plantationoceneseminar
What do business records, produce boycotts, sheet music, & fabric samples have in common? 🤔
They're all part of an ongoing exhibit at UW-Madison's Memorial Lib. highlighting archival items on the long, global history of #plantations. Check it out!
https://t.co/4ObkZghnCG
We were honored to have Shona Jackson speak at our events focused on the Capitalocene. Check out her interview with Sara Gabler Thomas on Edge Effects here!
How do we think about labor history in the Caribbean, who gets left out, and why? Dr. Shona Jackson of @TAMU@TheEnglishAggie discusses these questions and her book Creole Indigeneity (@UMinnPress) with Sara Gabler Thomas of @EnglishUW. https://t.co/FHxo72TO4j
What is land? Tania Murray Li, Rafael Marquese, and Monica White discuss this vital question and issues of justice, capitalism, and colonialism with @eahennessy as part of the #Plantationocene series. @pceneuwmadison @thegardengriot #EnvHist#EnvJust https://t.co/ol0v4SPXEJ
Congratulations to @eahennessy, our former faculty advising editor at @edgeeffectsmag — her first book ON THE BACKS OF TORTOISES (@yalepress) is long-listed for a @PENamerica Literary Science Writing Award. Huzzah! https://t.co/4pDeFlJrzM