Penn Program in Environmental Humanities

This year’s Stockholm Archipelago lecture will be given by philosopher Michelle Bastian, who will provide a counter-narrative to how we usually think about temporalities to arrive at better and more livable futures. Join us on 7 Dec for an insightful talk, discussion and mingle

⏰When: 7 Dec 16.30-18.30, and then mingle 18.30-19.30
📍Location: Lecture hall D3, Lindstedvägen 5, KTH

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Join us for our next Working Wednesday session where Ecotopian Toolmakers will present research-in-progress talks about their ecotopian tools for the Delaware River watershed and participate in an open Q+A from 12:30-1:30pm eastern.

Ecotopian Toolkit Catalog and Living Archive Workshop and Working Wednesdays Presentation | Penn Program in Environmental Humanities This day-long workshop on Wednesday, October 26th, at Penn's campus will bring together our 2022 Ecotopian Toolmakers to collaborate on both a print and digital Catalog of Ecotopian Tools and contributions to the forthcoming living archive of past and present tools.