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SUMMARY:Climate Walk - Final Lecture
DESCRIPTION:After having enjoyed all the guest lectures and panel discussions\, we kindly invite you to one final session\, dedicated to informal exchange\, to learning more about this years’ Climate Walk in Austria and to joint reflection. So in case you want to get involved or to join us either on our walk through Austria or through Europe\, this is the chance for you to pose your questions and share your ideas! \n\n\nProgram (16.45-18.15)\n\nPresentation “Geh’ma\, Austria!”-Climate Walk (20 mins) (or some more details on CW project)\nHow to get involved? (5-10 mins)\nQ & A Session with the Wanderers (30 mins)\nFinal Reflection and Feedback Round (20 mins)\n(if needed: remaining questions regarding exam (10 mins))\n\nAll the classes can be accessed through a recurring Zoom link open for everyone:\n\nhttps://univienna.zoom.us/j/99951349832?pwd=eS9HbzBxSXZIaHlKV2JhcFVWM09sZz09 \n\nAfter the session\, the recording can be found here: www.sprint.climatewalk.eu/cwlecturerecordings\nMaterials can be found here: www.sprint.climatewalk.eu/cwlecturematerials\n\nFor questions of recognition of the course please consult with your respective study program office. \n********************************** \nThe Climate Walk is a combined research\, education and media-art project by the Wanderers of Changing Worlds. It is about walking across Europe to understand regional experiences of Climate Change. It is about listening to local perspectives\, learning from them and connecting these stories together to construct a holistic\, people-centric understanding of these complex phenomena.
URL:https://www.climatewalk.eu/event/climate-walk-final-lecture/
CATEGORIES:Lecture,Past Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210520T164500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210520T200000
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SUMMARY:Climate Walk Lecture #7 - Outlook and Wrap-Up
DESCRIPTION:After having looked at Climate Change and the Climate Crisis from all of the project’s five perspectives\, our final panel discussion titled “Fighting the climate crisis: prospects and challenges” is dedicated to discussing alternative pathways that we may take from here. In the course of that\, we will discuss strategies for a socio-ecological transformation and attempt an outlook into the near future. In the second part of the class the course instructors will wrap-up and provide you with some information on the final take-home exam. \n\nPanel Discussion (16.45-18.30)\nJan Cools (University of Antwerp)\nMelanie Pichler (University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences)\nAnke Schaffartzik (University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences)\nGonçalo Vieira (University of Lisbon)\n\nBreak (18.30-18.40) \nExam Modalities (18.40-19.00)\nwith course instructors \n\nAll the classes can be accessed through a recurring Zoom link open for everyone:\n\nhttps://univienna.zoom.us/j/99951349832?pwd=eS9HbzBxSXZIaHlKV2JhcFVWM09sZz09 \nBesides\, students of the University of Vienna may want to register for the course. For successfully completing the course and getting the ECTS\, students have to submit a written seven-page paper after the end of the course. Please find more information of registration and assessment on: https://ufind.univie.ac.at/en/course.html?lv=240073&semester=2021S \n\n\nAfter the session\, the recording can be found here: www.sprint.climatewalk.eu/cwlecturerecordings\nMaterials can be found here: www.sprint.climatewalk.eu/cwlecturematerials\n\nFor questions of recognition of the course please consult with your respective study program office. \n**********************************\nThe Climate Walk is a combined research\, education and media-art project by the Wanderers of Changing Worlds. It is about walking across Europe to understand regional experiences of Climate Change. It is about listening to local perspectives\, learning from them and connecting these stories together to construct a holistic\, people-centric understanding of these complex phenomena.
URL:https://www.climatewalk.eu/event/2021-05-20-cwlecture-7/
CATEGORIES:Lecture,Past Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210506T164500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210506T200000
DTSTAMP:20260502T193708
CREATED:20210227T163611Z
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SUMMARY:Climate Walk Lecture #6 - Climate Change Communication & Socio-Ecological Transformation (“We Conn_Act”)
DESCRIPTION:We have so far spoken about four of our five project dimensions – “we walk”\, “we listen” (research)\, “we talk” (education)\, “we create” (media-art) -\, but not explicitly about mobilizing and getting people together for a common cause! For what we term “connActing” people\, that is bringing people together through an emancipatory agenda\, we need two particular things. \nFirst\, we need to be able to reach an audience\, to communicate Climate Change and the Climate Crisis. For dealing with this issue\, we have invited two speakers elaborating on the issue of how to communicate the Climate Crisis in a meaningful way. The second part of this class is dedicated to speakers sketching out approaches for overcoming and dealing with the Climate Crisis. Here\, we will talk about prospects of aocio-ecological transformation\, about what makes the imperial mode of living so persisent\, and about how to fight for of a good life for all. \n\nSession 1 (16.45-18.15):\n\nLecture 1: Andreas Scherlofsky (University of Vienna): tba\nLecture 2: Gabriel Baunach (Climaware): Climate Change Communication: How (not) to speak about the climate crisis!\n\n\nSession 2 (18.30-20.00):\n\nPanel Discussion “Climate Crisis and the Socio-Ecological Transformation” (with)\n\nUlrich Brand (University of Vienna)\, Manuel Grebenjak (Stay Grounded Campaigner)\, Camila Moreno (HU Berlin)\n\n\nAll the classes can be accessed through a recurring Zoom link open for everyone:\nhttps://univienna.zoom.us/j/99951349832?pwd=eS9HbzBxSXZIaHlKV2JhcFVWM09sZz09\n\nAfter the session\, the recording can be found here: www.sprint.climatewalk.eu/cwlecturerecordings (but please note that it may take some days until it is available)\n\nWith regards to access to and grading of the lecture series:\nAll the classes can be accessed through a recurring Zoom link open for everyone: https://univienna.zoom.us/j/99951349832?pwd=eS9HbzBxSXZIaHlKV2JhcFVWM09sZz09\nBesides\, studens of the University of Vienna may want to register for the course. For successfully completing the course and getting the ECTS\, students have to submit a written seven-page paper after the end of the course. Please find more information of registration and assessment on: https://ufind.univie.ac.at/en/course.html?lv=240073&semester=2021S \nFor questions of recognition of the course please consult with your repective study program office. \nRECORDING: www.sprint.climatewalk.eu/cwlecturerecordings (Please note that it may take some days after the session until the recording is available)\nMATERIALS: www.sprint.climatewalk.eu/cwlecturematerials\n \n**********************************\nThe Climate Walk is a combined research\, education and media-art project by the Wanderers of Changing Worlds. It is about walking across Europe to understand regional experiences of Climate Change. It is about listening to local perspectives\, learning from them and connecting these stories together to construct a holistic\, people-centric understanding of these complex phenomena.
URL:https://www.climatewalk.eu/event/2021-05-06-cwlecture-6/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Lecture
ORGANIZER;CN="Wanderers of Changing Worlds":MAILTO:contact@climatewalk.eu
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210422T164500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210422T200000
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SUMMARY:Climate Walk Lecture #5 - Climate Change in Visuals and Arts (“We Create”)
DESCRIPTION:Under the header of “we create”\, we will approach Climate Change through an Arts and Visuals perspective in our class on 22nd of April. You all know the heartbreaking pictures of malnourished ice bears floating on ice sheets through the ocean. You also know the exponential curves of emissions\, of species gone extinct in the last decades etc. \n\n\nIn this week’s class\, we want to focus on several things. First\, we want to raise the question whether and in which forms art helps us to tackle Climate Change: What role does art play\, what potentials lie in it for communicating and depicting the Climate Crisis? We will also shed light on the question of how Climate Change is commonly visualized and imagined through visuals. Beyond\, we will look at the potentials and merits of visual storytelling in the face of nature conservation and climate action. \n\nSession 1 (16.45-18.15):\n\nLecture 1: Katharina Gsöllpointner (University of Applied Arts Vienna): The Climate\, the Digital\, the Artist\, and their Work\nLecture 2: Dorothea Born (University of Vienna): Images and Imaginations of Climate Change\n\n\n\nSession 2 (18.30-20.00):\n\n\nLecture 1: Heidi Dumreicher (oikodrom): tba\nLecture 2 (pre-recorded for wachting it @home): Christine Sonvilla and Marc Graf (Sonvilla-Graf OG\, wildlife photographers): Visual Storytelling in conservation\n\n\nWith regards to access to and grading of the lecture series:\nAll the classes can be accessed through a recurring Zoom link open for everyone: https://univienna.zoom.us/j/99951349832?pwd=eS9HbzBxSXZIaHlKV2JhcFVWM09sZz09 \nBesides\, studens of the University of Vienna may want to register for the course. For successfully completing the course and getting the ECTS\, students have to submit a written seven-page paper after the end of the course. Please find more information of registration and assessment on: https://ufind.univie.ac.at/en/course.html?lv=240073&semester=2021S \nFor questions of recognition of the course please consult with your repective study program office. \nRECORDING: www.sprint.climatewalk.eu/cwlecturerecordings (Please note that it may take some days after the session until the recording is available)\n \nMATERIALS: www.sprint.climatewalk.eu/cwlecturematerials\n \n  \nThe facebook-event can be found here. \n**********************************\nThe Climate Walk is a combined research\, education and media-art project by the Wanderers of Changing Worlds. It is about walking across Europe to understand regional experiences of Climate Change. It is about listening to local perspectives\, learning from them and connecting these stories together to construct a holistic\, people-centric understanding of these complex phenomena.
URL:https://www.climatewalk.eu/event/2021-04-22-cwlecture-5/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Lecture
ORGANIZER;CN="Wanderers of Changing Worlds":MAILTO:contact@climatewalk.eu
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210415T170000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210415T200000
DTSTAMP:20260502T193708
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SUMMARY:Webinar - Studying the Environment in/and the Humanities: US in the Spotlight
DESCRIPTION:***Due to technical problems\, the webinar was postponed from the 8th to the 15th of April.*** \nWebinar by the University of Ostrava \nWith an eye to the rapidly growing field of environmental humanities\, the webinar will offer diverse takes on the US environment from the perspective of the humanities. Both students and faculty of the English Department (https://ff.osu.eu/kaa/) will briefly introduce the field of environmental humanities and especially ecocriticism. They will examine the ways Californian writers helped form environmental movements and formulate their principles. \n\n\nIn a separate presentation\, John Steinbeck’s work will be scrutinized through ecocritical/ecofeminist lens. Last but not least\, the webinar will highlight how environmental racism and justice feature in contemporary African American literature and Hollywood production set in Louisiana\, a state ravaged by hurricanes and the petrochemical industry. \n\nSpeakers: Petr Kopecký\, Jan Beneš\, Parisa Changizi and Karla Rohová\n\n\nModerator: Petr Kopecký \nJoin directly via Zoom: https://cesnet.zoom.us/j/93225173461 \nMeeting ID: 932 2517 3461 \n\n\nThe webinar will be held in English.\nFor more information\, please click here. \n\n\n**********************************\nThe Climate Walk is a combined research\, education and media-art project by the Wanderers of Changing Worlds. It is about walking across Europe to understand regional experiences of Climate Change. It is about listening to local perspectives\, learning from them and connecting these stories together to construct a holistic\, people-centric understanding of these complex phenomena.
URL:https://www.climatewalk.eu/event/webinar-studying-the-environment-in-and-the-humanities-us-in-the-spotlight/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Lecture
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210415T164500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210415T200000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20210525T125959Z
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SUMMARY:Climate Walk Lecture #4 - Climate Change\, Education and Global Citizenship (“We Talk”)
DESCRIPTION:More information will be added in time \n  \nWith regards to access to and grading of the lecture series:\nAll the classes can be accessed through a recurring Zoom link open for everyone: https://univienna.zoom.us/j/99951349832?pwd=eS9HbzBxSXZIaHlKV2JhcFVWM09sZz09\nBesides\, studens of the University of Vienna may want to register for the course. For successfully completing the course and getting the ECTS\, students have to submit a written seven-page paper after the end of the course. Please find more information of registration and assessment on: https://ufind.univie.ac.at/en/course.html?lv=240073&semester=2021S \nFor questions of recognition of the course please consult with your repective study program office. \nRECORDING: www.sprint.climatewalk.eu/cwlecturerecordings (Please note that it may take some days after the session until the recording is available)\nMATERIALS: www.sprint.climatewalk.eu/cwlecturematerials\n \n**********************************\nThe Climate Walk is a combined research\, education and media-art project by the Wanderers of Changing Worlds. It is about walking across Europe to understand regional experiences of Climate Change. It is about listening to local perspectives\, learning from them and connecting these stories together to construct a holistic\, people-centric understanding of these complex phenomena.
URL:https://www.climatewalk.eu/event/2021-04-15-cwlecture-4/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Lecture
ORGANIZER;CN="Wanderers of Changing Worlds":MAILTO:contact@climatewalk.eu
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210325T164500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210325T200000
DTSTAMP:20260502T193708
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LAST-MODIFIED:20210525T130016Z
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SUMMARY:Climate Walk Lecture #3 - Climate Change Research across Disciplines (“We Listen”)
DESCRIPTION:You are still with us! That is beautiful!\nWhereas the first two classes of the Climate Walk Lecture have dealt with Climate Change more generally and with walking as a way of first-hand experiencing Climate Change and Changing Climates\, the third class deals with Climate Change research across different disciplines and universities – be it geography\, geoecology or sociology.\nAs we in our project believe that doing research is all about listening and carefully observing\, the third class comes under the header of “We Listen”. \nSlot 1 (16.45-18.15)\nLecture 1: Stephan Glatzel (University of Vienna): Peatland conservation and restoration mitigate climate change (Q & A session)\nStephan Glatzel is a Full Professor Geoecology at the University of Vienna. His main area of expertise is greenhouse gas release and uptake from peatlands. His contribution to peatland and greenhouse gas research is internationally well acknowledged and most of his above 90 publications are on peatland and land use related greenhouse gas research. Beyond\, Stephan Glatzel is an editor of the international journal Mires and Peat. \nLecture 2: Jan Hradecký (University of Ostrava): Impacts of climate change on the ecosystems of protected areas in the Czech Republic – a case study from the Czech Carpathians (+ Q & A session)\nShort-Bio: Jan Hradecký is Associate Professor in Physical Geography and Geoecology at the Faculty of Science\, University of Ostrava. He has been the head of the Department of Physical Geography and Geoecology from 2011 till 2015. From 2015 he is Dean of the Faculty of Science. His principal field of interest is slope and fluvial geomorphology\, Quaternary landscape evolution and interdisciplinary approaches used in geomorphological and geoecological research. He is author or co-author of many papers on landforms evolution of flysch Outer Western Carpathians. He collaborates with various institutions on adaptive approaches as part of the management of protected areas for global climate change. At present\, he is the leader of the project\, which aims to prepare measures to improve the hydromorphological condition of the lower section of the Elbe in the Czech Republic. \nSlot 2 (18.30-20.00)\nLecture 1: Thomas Glade (University of Vienna): tba\nShort-Bio: tba \nLecture 2: Lore Van Praag (University of Antwerp): Environmental migration and displacement\nLore Van Praag is the head of the Centre for Migration and Intercultural Studies (CeMIS) at the University of Antwerp. She obtained a Master and PhD in Sociology at Ghent University. Her research interests are environmental migration\, ethnic minority success in education and qualitative research methods: https://www.uantwerpen.be/en/staff/lore-vanpraag/ \n  \nWith regards to access to and grading of the lecture series:\nAll the classes can be accessed through a recurring Zoom link open for everyone: https://univienna.zoom.us/j/99951349832?pwd=eS9HbzBxSXZIaHlKV2JhcFVWM09sZz09\nBesides\, studens of the University of Vienna may want to register for the course. For successfully completing the course and getting the ECTS\, students have to submit a written seven-page paper after the end of the course. Please find more information of registration and assessment on: https://ufind.univie.ac.at/en/course.html?lv=240073&semester=2021S \nFor questions of recognition of the course please consult with your repective study program office. \nRECORDING: www.sprint.climatewalk.eu/cwlecturerecordings (Please note that it may take some days after the session until the recording is available)\nMATERIALS: www.sprint.climatewalk.eu/cwlecturematerials\n \n**********************************\nThe Climate Walk is a combined research\, education and media-art project by the Wanderers of Changing Worlds. It is about walking across Europe to understand regional experiences of Climate Change. It is about listening to local perspectives\, learning from them and connecting these stories together to construct a holistic\, people-centric understanding of these complex phenomena.
URL:https://www.climatewalk.eu/event/2021-03-25-cwlecture-3/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Lecture
ORGANIZER;CN="Wanderers of Changing Worlds":MAILTO:contact@climatewalk.eu
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210318T164500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210318T200000
DTSTAMP:20260502T193708
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SUMMARY:Climate Walk Lecture #2 - Research/Ethnography on Foot (“We Walk”)
DESCRIPTION:After having discussed the diversity and multiplicity of perspectives on Climate Change and Climate Change Research\, the second class – under the header of “We Walk!” – will deal with the heart of the Climate Walk’s methodological approach\, namely with walking! For sheding light on the potential and challenges of “research/fieldwork on foot”\, four brilliant speakers will share their considerations and experiences with regards to walking in and through rapidly changing landscapes. \n“A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step” (Chinese Proverb\, Laozi) \nSlot 1 (16.45-18.15)\nLecture 1: Tim Ingold (University of Aberdeen): Walking in a Weather-World (+ Q & A session)\nTim Ingold is Professor Emeritus of Social Anthropology at the University of Aberdeen. He has carried out fieldwork among Saami and Finnish people in Lapland\, and has written on environment\, technology and social organisation in the circumpolar North\, on animals in human society\, and on human ecology and evolutionary theory. His more recent work explores environmental perception and skilled practice. Ingold’s current interests lie on the interface between anthropology\, archaeology\, art and architecture. His recent books include The Perception of the Environment (2000)\, Lines (2007)\, Being Alive (2011)\, Making (2013)\, The Life of Lines (2015)\, Anthropology and/as Education (2018)\, Anthropology: Why it Matters (2018) and Correspondences (2020). \nLecture 2: Ulrich Grober (Publicist\, Author): Thinking like a mountain. How to explore the landmarks of change – on foot (+ Q & A session)\nUlrich Grober is a German publicist\, broadcaster and journalist. His work covers cultural history as well as future visions\, sustainability and ecological lifestyles. His books on the art of hiking and the idea of sustainability invite us to rediscover the essence of modern-day concepts\, their soul and soft power. They had a considerable impact on the discussion and led to numerous invitations to lecture at universities and civil society groups. \nSlot 2 (18.30-20.00)\nLecture 1: Ivan Foletti (Masaryk University\, Brno): Walking: a Tool for Discovering the Past (+ Q & A session)\nIvan Foletti is full professor of art history at Masaryk University\, Brno\, where he specializes in the art of Milan\, Rome\, and the Caucasus in the Late Antique and Early Medieval periods. In his research he explores the notion of “sacred space” as multimedia reality\, considering all techniques and the performance of human bodies. His further research interests include the interaction between politics\, ideologies and art history from 19th century Russia to 20th century Czechoslovakia and France\, and the Pilgrimage art of 12th and 13th century. \nLecture 2: Ernst Merkinger (Blogger & Long-Distance Hiker): Recognize and realize trough Walking (+ Q & A session)\nErnst Merkinger is a long- distance-hiker/pilgrim\, meditation- teacher and author. He started meditating at the age of thirteen. Thirteen years later\, he did his first pilgrimage\, which has been the beginning of being grasped by its quality\, impact of being on foot for a longer period of time. A 3.500 km walk from Vienna to Marrakesh\, several long-distance-hikes in the alps (Lechweg\, Adlerweg\, Alpe-Adria-Trail\, etc.) were the next steps in his life. Since 2020 Ernst has been offering online meditations. \nWith regards to access to and grading of the lecture series:\nAll the classes can be accessed through a recurring Zoom link open for everyone: https://univienna.zoom.us/j/99951349832?pwd=eS9HbzBxSXZIaHlKV2JhcFVWM09sZz09\nBesides\, studens of the University of Vienna may want to register for the course. For successfully completing the course and getting the ECTS\, students have to submit a written seven-page paper after the end of the course. Please find more information of registration and assessment on: https://ufind.univie.ac.at/en/course.html?lv=240073&semester=2021S \nFor questions of recognition of the course please consult with your repective study program office. \nRECORDING: www.sprint.climatewalk.eu/cwlecturerecordings (Please note that it may take some days after the session until the recording is available)\nMATERIALS: www.sprint.climatewalk.eu/cwlecturematerials\n \n**********************************\nThe Climate Walk is a combined research\, education and media-art project by the Wanderers of Changing Worlds. It is about walking across Europe to understand regional experiences of Climate Change. It is about listening to local perspectives\, learning from them and connecting these stories together to construct a holistic\, people-centric understanding of these complex phenomena.
URL:https://www.climatewalk.eu/event/2021-03-18-cwlecture-2/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Lecture
ORGANIZER;CN="Wanderers of Changing Worlds":MAILTO:contact@climatewalk.eu
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210311T164500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20210311T200000
DTSTAMP:20260502T193708
CREATED:20210226T114614Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210324T092824Z
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SUMMARY:Climate Walk Lecture #1 - Introduction
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to the first session of our transdisciplinary online lecture series on Climate Change with invited researchers and practitioners from all over Europe\, hosted by the department of social and cultural anthropology at the University of Vienna and organized by young scholars and activists from the “Climate Walk” project group (www.climatewalk.eu). \nWe are particularly proud to announce the program of our first class on March 11\, 16.45-20.00. \nSlot 1 (16.45-18.15)\nAfter an introductory speech by Peter Schweitzer – head of the social anthropology department -\, renowned Norwegian social anthropologist Thomas Hylland Eriksen will hold his keynote speech. After that\, the Climate Walk project members will present the project\, followed by the course instructors explaining the lecture design and the assessment criteria. \nSlot 2 (18.30-20.00)\nIn the second slot\, a panel discussion with the title “Climate Change and the Need for Inter-/Transdisciplinarity” will be held. Discussants are Eva Horn (University of Vienna)\, Sarah Nash (University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences)\, Katharina Rogenhofer (Speaker “Klimavolksbegehren“)\, Peter Schweitzer (University of Vienna)\, Zdenka Sokolíčková (University of Hradec Králové) and Aiko Voigt (University of Vienna). \nWith regards to access to and grading of the lecture series:\nAll the classes can be accessed through a recurring Zoom link open for everyone: https://univienna.zoom.us/j/99951349832?pwd=eS9HbzBxSXZIaHlKV2JhcFVWM09sZz09\nBesides\, studens of the University of Vienna may want to register for the course. For successfully completing the course and getting the ECTS\, students have to submit a written seven-page paper after the end of the course. Please find more information of registration and assessment on: https://ufind.univie.ac.at/en/course.html?lv=240073&semester=2021S \nFor questions of recognition of the course please consult with your repective study program office. \nRECORDING: www.sprint.climatewalk.eu/cwlecturerecordings (Please note that it may take some days after the session until the recording is available)\nMATERIALS: www.sprint.climatewalk.eu/cwlecturematerials\n \n**********************************\nThe Climate Walk is a combined research\, education and media-art project by the Wanderers of Changing Worlds. It is about walking across Europe to understand regional experiences of Climate Change. It is about listening to local perspectives\, learning from them and connecting these stories together to construct a holistic\, people-centric understanding of these complex phenomena.
URL:https://www.climatewalk.eu/event/2021-03-11-cwlecture-1/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Lecture
ORGANIZER;CN="Wanderers of Changing Worlds":MAILTO:contact@climatewalk.eu
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