The online meeting will take place on Monday 08th May at 10-12 (Brazil), 14-16 (Czech), 15-17 (Namibia), 16-18 (Uganda).

Link for the online meeting:

Recommended reading:

Benezra, Amber. 2020. Race in the Microbiome. Science, Technology, & Human Values, 45(5): 877-902.

Karera, Axelle. 2019. Blackness and the Pitfalls of Anthropocene Ethics. Critical Philosophy of Race 7(1): 32-56.

Further readings:

To be indicated during the lecture

Ferdinand, Malcom. 2022. Prologue: A colonial and environmental double fracture. In Decolonial ecology. Thinking from the Caribbean world, p. 01-21. Medford: Polity Press.  

Additional activity:

Reflect on the impacts of climate change on your personal experience, search for a headline related to its impact on your local area. If you cannot find such an article, have you been directly affected?  Send a screenshot/link of your article headline (or even social media post etc) or an image of this impact to Kelly (ksambucci5@rvc.ac.uk) who will collate these to share at our next meeting. 

Step for the final works:

Collection and systematisation of the materials by the working groups for the elaboration of the final works. Also this task is the responsibility of each group in autonomy.